Some folks complaining why not make it just a pure plugin...but I actually love that they did it with a hardware controller.Makes tweaking much more fun...so tired of always having to mouse through most plugin parameters. A standalone hardware unit would have been even better...but I'm sure the price would then have been substantially higher, considering what the original cost back in the '80s...and to just make a hardware unit with all DSP and no analog (like the original) would have been kinda lame, IMO.
Spend your time learning about your craft, quit complaining, what a bunch of whinners, if you don't have something nice to say,dont say it. I can't believe you guys ,Great video Great products, very cool, want them all
I want switchable midi inserts too!!!!!!! Please?????? Oh well!! At least it has a multidimensional interface that allows simultaneous inside and outside the box functioning...( read: hdw controller) Yeah TC!! Great sounds!! Sounds great!! :^)
The comments for Flight time and Nova repeater...Sorry....not even close. I own a 2290 . This emulation is spot on. Delay with panning..ducking.pitch modulation. Dry signal panning and phase inverting ..all of this at the same time.. is also part of the 2290 experience.
Why wouldn’t they make the hardware standalone!?!? Me as well as most musicians I know that use computers have way to many usb and all other types of cords stuck into their computers. I love this delay but the usb is a deal breaker, I’m just at my limit already. Great demo though.
I know this is old but you can get an ILOK license and use it stand alone, OR you could buy one of the Rack units that is stand alone used for about 2 grand...
I was thinking the same thing. Love you MItch, but you got to get away from the 80's. Maybe a 70's line with an 80's feel. How about the delay over some acoustic work?
Hi there, at TC website it says those plugins work on OS X Sierra upwards, but on the site says 10.13, that is not Sierra, it is High Sierra. So what information is correct, 10.12 or 10.13??
The plugin seems high quality but I have no idea who the hardware controller is for. I mean it is cool at first glance but why would you want that cluttering up your desk? Hardware seems best for real-time adjustments but all of these settings can just be done with a mouse/keyboard. I'm not saying it is useless, just targeted toward a very small group I'd imagine. Maybe I'm wrong and there is a bunch of 2290 experts out there who "play" the control surface like a musician plays an instrument. Plugin is cool though.
George Coller it would look good sitting next to the Universal Audio Apollo Twin MkII Quad, Softube Console 1 Mk2 with an Apple iMac 27” Desktop running Logic Pro X and some quality studio monitors and a nice solid music production desk
Hello! Thank you for your interest! As of right now, the plug-in is not able to do that, as its design is based on the original product. It certainly could be something they release in a future update though, as they keep making it better with user feedback! If you have any other questions on how the new TC Electronic plug-ins work, feel free to give us a call! Justin Sunday, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1966, Justin_Sunday@Sweetwater.com
Hello, Christopher! Those units cannot be rackmounted - they're designed to be used on a desktop surface. Hope that helps, and thanks for reaching out! Corey Elliott, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1242, corey_elliott@sweetwater.com
Hello, and sorry for the late reply! The maximum delay time on this unit is 9,999 ms. If you have any other questions about the TC 2290, feel free to reach out to me directly. Thanks for reaching out! Alex Campos, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (260) 247-8024 (call or text)
The controller is small enough, but could you not have used a hand model to substitute for Mitches Bear-Like hands? It made the controller look like a tick-tack. Okay Ill stop.
I hate the fact they didn't make a pedal out of this thing. Almost a good idea. Will I get it? if it was a pedal absolutely, desktop can't use it live so it's worthless
6 minutes just pressing buttons and no actual sound.......wow....! And then ..running trough some presets. Is this the standard you think is high enough for us SW?
Some folks complaining why not make it just a pure plugin...but I actually love that they did it with a hardware controller.Makes tweaking much more fun...so tired of always having to mouse through most plugin parameters.
A standalone hardware unit would have been even better...but I'm sure the price would then have been substantially higher, considering what the original cost back in the '80s...and to just make a hardware unit with all DSP and no analog (like the original) would have been kinda lame, IMO.
I love how quick, to the point and professional this guy is. No fluff - just gets to it 👌
I still love my TC Vintage Delay. It's the best delay I've ever used, full-stop.
I love this concept with native instruments machine and Softube Console one. This is badass
Only thing I can say is “It’s about time!” I enjoy Sweetwater’s explanation!😊
No pun intended? Ha
Great demo of a great product. (BTW - my cats did NOT appreciate the screaming guitar samples. LOL) … Neither did my wife … 👀
Spend your time learning about your craft, quit complaining, what a bunch of whinners, if you don't have something nice to say,dont say it. I can't believe you guys ,Great video Great products, very cool, want them all
take my money!! it sounds Fabulous
I want switchable midi inserts too!!!!!!! Please?????? Oh well!! At least it has a multidimensional interface that allows simultaneous inside and outside the box functioning...( read: hdw controller) Yeah TC!! Great sounds!! Sounds great!! :^)
Make it into a pedal equivalent. DAW (computer) and controller just isn't practical for gigs in many applications.
Consider the classic rack mount version.
Free the Tone Flight Time delay is the pedal you're looking for.
The comments for Flight time and Nova repeater...Sorry....not even close. I own a 2290 . This emulation is spot on. Delay with panning..ducking.pitch modulation. Dry signal panning and phase inverting ..all of this at the same time.. is also part of the 2290 experience.
They made finally made a pedal
Why wouldn’t they make the hardware standalone!?!? Me as well as most musicians I know that use computers have way to many usb and all other types of cords stuck into their computers. I love this delay but the usb is a deal breaker, I’m just at my limit already. Great demo though.
I know this is old but you can get an ILOK license and use it stand alone, OR you could buy one of the Rack units that is stand alone used for about 2 grand...
Very comprehensive thanks 👌👍👊
Thanks for checking it out, Neuri!
Mitch, was that you playing the guitar demo's? Oh Mitch, Mitch Mitch Mitch....LOL Love Ya buddy
I was thinking the same thing. Love you MItch, but you got to get away from the 80's. Maybe a 70's line with an 80's feel. How about the delay over some acoustic work?
I WANT THIS, ARGHHHHHHH.
Hi there, at TC website it says those plugins work on OS X Sierra upwards, but on the site says 10.13, that is not Sierra, it is High Sierra. So what information is correct, 10.12 or 10.13??
Sweet!!
Which cubase is best for this
1:33 damn
The plugin seems high quality but I have no idea who the hardware controller is for. I mean it is cool at first glance but why would you want that cluttering up your desk? Hardware seems best for real-time adjustments but all of these settings can just be done with a mouse/keyboard. I'm not saying it is useless, just targeted toward a very small group I'd imagine. Maybe I'm wrong and there is a bunch of 2290 experts out there who "play" the control surface like a musician plays an instrument. Plugin is cool though.
If you're someone who uses a lot of finely tuned delays in their productions this is a delay tweaker's delight.
Maybe for copy protection?
it's just a dongle
George Coller it would look good sitting next to the Universal Audio Apollo Twin MkII Quad, Softube Console 1 Mk2 with an Apple iMac 27” Desktop running Logic Pro X and some quality studio monitors and a nice solid music production desk
A computer seems to be high quality but i have no idea who the mouse is for? Or the keyboard...
Awesome.
Any midi control assignability?
Is there a plugin only model without having to use the hardware?
Yes, don't use the hardware, you have to connect it once in the 60 days.
Is it possible to use different milliseconds for left and right?
Hello! Thank you for your interest! As of right now, the plug-in is not able to do that, as its design is based on the original product. It certainly could be something they release in a future update though, as they keep making it better with user feedback! If you have any other questions on how the new TC Electronic plug-ins work, feel free to give us a call!
Justin Sunday, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1966, Justin_Sunday@Sweetwater.com
Why don't the plugin show the delay time? Hmmm?
iPad compatibility would be awesome
Can you rack mount this ?
Hello, Christopher! Those units cannot be rackmounted - they're designed to be used on a desktop surface. Hope that helps, and thanks for reaching out!
Corey Elliott, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1242, corey_elliott@sweetwater.com
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Hi thanks - there just found out there is a docking station with rack mounts ears for racking !! 😎
which is the maximum delay time available on this plug in??
pepeflores2003 2290ms?
Hello, and sorry for the late reply! The maximum delay time on this unit is 9,999 ms. If you have any other questions about the TC 2290, feel free to reach out to me directly. Thanks for reaching out!
Alex Campos, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (260) 247-8024 (call or text)
The controller is small enough, but could you not have used a hand model to substitute for Mitches Bear-Like hands? It made the controller look like a tick-tack. Okay Ill stop.
yeah
Name some pedals with ducking delay
Why didn’t they just put this in a pedal friendly form for guitarists like Korg did?
Why can’t they do this in a pedal!
I hate the fact they didn't make a pedal out of this thing. Almost a good idea. Will I get it? if it was a pedal absolutely, desktop can't use it live so it's worthless
6 minutes just pressing buttons and no actual sound.......wow....! And then ..running trough some presets. Is this the standard you think is high enough for us SW?
Has anyone AB-Ed this with the original?
The originals are very rare and cost about $7000 30 years ago. TC Electronic did A/B comparison in great detail when they developed this.
Honestly, there is no need for the hardware. Just make it a plugin....
Doesn't sound like a 2290.
Still, it looks cool ... so ...