Octave Pedal Review: Sub "n" Up - TC Electronic
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
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The Compact Version of Hugely Popular Sub 'N' Up Octaver with Advanced Polyponic Octave Engine and TonePrint
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Great review
Thanks for showing us what you can do with this and your thoughts on it.
My next purchase I think
Cheers
Thank you Roly !!
you're welcome.
Wow! That is impressive - never considered it for harp. Thanks!
Thanks. Ya, I love it.
Great demo! Thank you
thanks!
Are you using any of the Toneprints available ?
That seems kind of confusing getting them installed.
I assume that you can only have one Toneprint installed ?
And you need the pedal connected to your computer ?
Can you tell what Toneprint is actually installed in the pedal (assuming you already installed one before) ?
I know that Ben Bouman uses the original 4 knob Sub N Up pedal with the "Polyphonic Organ Generator" Toneprint installed.
It looks like there is an iPhone app you can install, but that could be confusing as well.
Hi. No, not on this pedal. You can but it's really not needed imo. Yes on this I believe you get one TonePrint you can install. You can't tell which one - maybe while connected to computer. The TonePrint feature is really for geeks that want to mess with all the parameters - which is pretty cool. But the out of box sounds are very good as they are.
@@RolyPlatt Thanks Roly... I looked on their website and there are a "ton" of Toneprints... I think I would go insane trying them all, especially for harmonica... the "Polyphonic Organ Generator" is pretty cool from hearing Ben Bouman using it... but I don't know what would come close on the pedal itself !