Manual

106 PRO X User Manual
TC M350
This eects unit is based on the TC Electronics M350. It has 2 completely
independent stereo eects units within 1 FX slot and appears as 4 inputs and
outputs in the patching area.
Unit 1 uses input and outputs 1&2 while Unit 2 uses inputs and outputs 3&4. All
parameters are mapped to the assignable controls on the right-hand screen. To
switch between the 2 eects units, use the left and right user arrows next to the
assignable controls.
1. EFFECT SELECT KNOB - 11 types of reverb are available. Ambience, Church,
Gated, Hall, Lo-Fi, Mod, Plate, Room, Spring, Tile and Default. Turn the knob to
choose which type of reverb you require.
2. PRE DELAY - from 0 ms (min) up to 200 ms (max).
3. DECAY TIME - from 0.100 s (min) up to 20 s dependent on which
eect type is chosen.
Decay min – max (in seconds)
Ambience 0.100 – 2.000
Church 0.100 – 20.000
Gated 0.100 – 20.000
Hall 0.100 – 12.000
Lo Fi 0.100 – 7.000
Mod 0.100 – 20.000
Plate 0.100 – 20.000
Room 0.100 – 5.000
Spring 0.100 – 6.000
Tile 0.100 – 2.000
Default 0.100 – 6.000
4. COLOUR FILTER - applies a lter to the eect. Turned to the left, high end
attenuation occurs; turned clockwise to the right, low end attenuation occurs.
5. MIX RATIO – adjusts the wet/dry balance. Turn fully right for
a completely wet signal.
MIDAS Spectrum Analyser
The MIDAS spectrum analyser allows the user to see the frequency response
of any input or output in two dierent ways, spectrum or spectrogram in real
time. If follow channel mode is selected the analyser will also appear behind
the channel EQ display when the EQ detail area is called to the GUI. If follow solo
mode is selected, the analyser will follow which ever input or output is soloed
on the chosen solo bus. This function allows the user to see the EQ changes to
frequency’s in real time.
1. SPECTRUM or SPECTROGRAM mode selection.
2. SMOOTHING - adjustable between 0%-100%. Note 100% will produce a at
line response.
3. AVERAGING - adjustable between 0%-100%. Changes the average display
time of the analyser.
4. FFT SIZE - Changes the scale or resolution of the display.
5. WINDOW TYPE - choose between, Blackman, Hamming, Hanning, Harris or
Rectangular smoothing curves.
6. FOLLOW CHANNEL - When selected the analyser will be displayed in either
the left or right EQ detail area.
7. FOLLOW SOLO – When selected the analyser will follow the chosen solo bus.
You can also use the ADD button in the Monitor A and B sections to see multiple
solos at once.
8. FREQ RANGE – choose between 20-24 kHz or 20-48 kHz scale.
9. AUT – Selects whether the analyser will follow automation or not. This
operates the same way as the Channel Safe automation buttons.
10. STORE PRESET – Allows the user to store a preset of analyser settings
11. LOAD PRESET – Allows the user to load a preset of analyser settings.
12. CLOSES EFFECT – minimizes the eect unit.
13. SNAPSHOT MANAGER – opens the snapshot manager.
14. ZOOM - adjusts the scale and display of the analyser.
15. MARKERS – Markers can be placed at a chosen point for reference.
16. MARKERS RESET – Click here to reset all markers back to their default
position if they have been moved to magnify part of the display. This gives
the maximum view possible of the display.