The 2290 is an absolutely amazing piece of kit, particularly when you consider how early it was to arrive on the music scene. I bought mine back in 1995-96, along with a rack-mounted Rocktron Intellifex, and both still sit here in home studio rack. Nothing can replace either one.
Guitar into Analog Man Prince of tone Overdrive - TC 2290- Vox AC30 amp and Fender Twin, i used 2 vintage shure sm58 mics and running into a M-Audio Firewire 410 sound card into Pro Tools. and thats it.
thanks man! 2290 is awesom delay with an amazing quality, I asked because the stereo quality or the audio quality in general was really good and the stereo imagery can really take anyone to another place!
Hello, its a simple set up Vox AC30 amp and Fender Twin, i used 2 vintage shure sm58 mics and running into a M-Audio Firewire 410 sound card into Pro Tools.
if you have 2 amps then just run left output to one amp and the right output to another amp, simple as that, i would try different delays, they will all sound great in stereo
so you take the fx loop send from each amp and plug the send from the first amp into input L of the eventide then the output back to the return and the same thing for the other amp by plugging it into the Right input on the Eventide Timefactor
fantastic, schnobel. you always sound nice, but this time it's fabulous. you must have a special recording technic. i can't do that. do you think it is a matter of quality of the soundcard in rhe first place?
PART 2: the soundcard could be the hardest part. i am using an old and cheap creative audigy in my computer and i don't think i have a firewire interface. well - i'll try a sm57 or sm58 and see what happens.
PART 1: thank you shnobel. this is a pretty professional equipment. it sounds fantastic. but i don't want to spend so much money just for my poor youtube videos. would you recommend the sm57 or the sm58? pro tools is just a sequenzer program, right? does it have any impact regarding the sound quality? or could i use my old cubase instead? i think so.
love ur videos shnobel i have a eventide timefactor and i want to run in stereo to a 2 laney cub 12 that i have 1 what settings i have to use? band delay? and 2 who can i conecct them
its some way to run only in one out becouse i have a parametric eq and reverb that only have 1 out and i run this other effects on the fx loop i can use a stereo cable?
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The 2290 is an absolutely amazing piece of kit, particularly when you consider how early it was to arrive on the music scene. I bought mine back in 1995-96, along with a rack-mounted Rocktron Intellifex, and both still sit here in home studio rack. Nothing can replace either one.
i have an issue with the quad opamp on mine, I hope i can get it fixed.
Best delay ever. This machine is stellar.
Guitar into Analog Man Prince of tone Overdrive - TC 2290- Vox AC30 amp and Fender Twin, i used 2 vintage shure sm58 mics and running into a M-Audio Firewire 410 sound card into Pro Tools. and thats it.
thanks man! 2290 is awesom delay with an amazing quality, I asked because the stereo quality or the audio quality in general was really good and the stereo imagery can really take anyone to another place!
Thanks! Straight to the point, helped me a lot
Yes i was surprised at the stereo image it has, that was the first time it tried to run it in stereo
Hello, its a simple set up Vox AC30 amp and Fender Twin, i used 2 vintage shure sm58 mics and running into a M-Audio Firewire 410 sound card into Pro Tools.
wow sounds really good with the prince of tone..
The chorus is the overall delay Modulation, you can turn it on or off. i didnt test it with it off, it was on the whole time in this demo
if you have 2 amps then just run left output to one amp and the right output to another amp, simple as that, i would try different delays, they will all sound great in stereo
so you take the fx loop send from each amp and plug the send from the first amp into input L of the eventide then the output back to the return and the same thing for the other amp by plugging it into the Right input on the Eventide Timefactor
WOW!!!! GREAT TONE!!!!
wow another awesome demo!!!
thanks man
This sounds beautiful !
fantastic, schnobel. you always sound nice, but this time it's fabulous. you must have a special recording technic. i can't do that. do you think it is a matter of quality of the soundcard in rhe first place?
Hello, what is the tune playing at the start of video? I like the way drums sound :-)
PART 2:
the soundcard could be the hardest part. i am using an old and cheap creative audigy in my computer and i don't think i have a firewire interface.
well - i'll try a sm57 or sm58 and see what happens.
PART 1:
thank you shnobel. this is a pretty professional equipment. it sounds fantastic. but i don't want to spend so much money just for my poor youtube videos. would you recommend the sm57 or the sm58?
pro tools is just a sequenzer program, right? does it have any impact regarding the sound quality? or could i use my old cubase instead? i think so.
Ive been watching your videos for a while, how do you always get so much nice gear? :D and are you in a band or anything?
Does your TC 2290 still get love?
Nice men! can you tell how the setup is? Guitar - 2290 - amps - mic into the mix - to recording? or there is any fx loop in the 2290?
yeah! thank you n_n nice reviews!
love ur videos shnobel i have a eventide timefactor and i want to run in stereo to a 2 laney cub 12 that i have 1 what settings i have to use? band delay? and 2 who can i conecct them
awesome sound
Amazing video
if i using gibson lp guitar?
Hi Schnobel - how does one use this in the effects loop of an amp ? For the best sound ? XLR? 1/4 inch ?
shnobel i want to run into the fx loop of the 2 amps
its some way to run only in one out becouse i have a parametric eq and reverb that only have 1 out and i run this other effects on the fx loop i can use a stereo cable?
awesome thanks
Where is the chorus coming from?
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