TC-Helicon VoiceTone Create Super Edit Mode User Manual

VoiceTone Create Super Edit Mode
Revision number: 1.13 Date : September 24, 2007
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Super Edit Mode
You might wonder how the developers and product managers at TC-Helicon authored patches for VoiceT one Create. Similar to methods used on other products, a special mode was created for setting advanced paramet ers. In and around the office, this mode in VoiceTone Create was called Super Edit Mode. Super Edit Mode allows access to dozens of parameters per effect. These parameters are used to design any of the 99 patches in Create. While using this mode during final des ign we recognized it’s a powerful feature for an advanced or just plain curious user.
Super Edit Mode is not for the faint of heart. Unlike the simple user interface for VoiceTone Create, this mode was created to allow the extensive parameter set of the patches to be authored. The team responsible for creating patches took some time to get familiar with this mode. But have fun, you can always restore your product to its factory state as noted under Button functions.
General Description
When in Super Edit Mode it is possible to edit the factory patches including their default Tweak X and Y assignments. This guide is an important reference to know how to edit in the mode, but also to translate the Numeric LED display values to parameters IDs.
Entering Super Edit Mode
To enter the mode, hold down “Performance 2” when connecting power to Create and wait until it boots up. All five Performance Buttons will flash, then the display will show Patch 1, and “Performance 1” will be lit.
Restoring to Factory Patches
While in Super Edit Mode you can restore to factory patches by press and holding Performance Button 5. All edits will be lost.
Knob Functions
Knob Function Comment
Patch Factory Patch Select Tweak X Parameter ID refer to Parameter ID chart in this document to see the name of the
parameter
Tweak Y Parameter Value Parameter Values are mapped to the pots and displayed as values
from 0 to 99 (soft-pickup), unless the range is less than 99 for a given parameter.
Mix Mix Value is not stored in patch Note:
If a parameter value is flashing, it's currently under the control of either Tweak X or Y. Editing a flashing value will have no effect, because the master tweak control will override your changes.
Adjusting the Parameter ID displayed for a short period.
Button Functions
Control Press Button Function Hold Button Function
Performances 1 Preset Down Zero All Mixers Performances 2 Preset Up Zero all Sends and Centre Pans Performances 3 Parameter ID Down Store Preset Performances 4 Parameter ID Up Reserved for service Performances 5 Reserved for service Restore All Factory Presets (**you will lose all
Left Foot Switch Paste Preset from Clip Board Copy Preset to Clip Board Right Foot Switch Bypass (except when tap tempo is
activated)
knob will cause the display to show the new Parameter ID, then its current value will be
changes) Engage/Disengage Tap Tempo Mode
Parameter IDs
Parameter Name ID
MicroModMixer Dry Send 0 MicroModMixer Transducer Send 1 DelayMixer Dry Send 2
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DelayMixer Dry Pan 3 DelayMixer Transducer Send 4 DelayMixer Transducer Pan 5 DelayMixer MicroMod Send 6 DelayMixer MicroMod Pan 7 ReverbMixer Dry Send 8 ReverbMixer Transducer Send 9 ReverbMixer Delay Send 10 FinalMixer Dry Level 11 FinalMixer Transducer Level 12 FinalMixer MicroMod Level 13 FinalMixer Delay Level 14 FinalMixer Reverb Level 15 FinalMixer MicroMod Width 16 FinalMixer Delay Width 17 FinalMixer Reverb Width 18 FinalMixer MicroMod Phase 19 Delay Style 20 Delay Source 21 Delay Tempo 22 Delay Time L 23 Delay Time R 24 Delay Division L 25 Delay Division R 26 Delay Feedback L 27 Delay Feedback R 28 Delay Cross Feedback Left to Right 29 Delay Cross Feedback Right to Left 30 Delay Low Cut L 31 Delay Low Cut R 32 Delay High Cut L 33 Delay High Cut R 34 MicroMod Style 35 MicroMod Detune Left 36 MicroMod Detune Right 37 MicroMod Mod Depth L 38 MicroMod Mod Depth R 39 MicroMod Mod Speed 40 MicroMod Mod L/R Phase 41 MicroMod Mod Wave 42 MicroMod Delay Left 43 MicroMod Delay Right 44 MicroMod Feedback L 45 MicroMod Feedback R 46 MicroMod X Feedback L 47 MicroMod X Feedback R 48 MicroMod Low Cut L 49
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