TC electronic SDN BHD G-Natural user manual Natural in a studio, Audio inteface

TYPICAL SETUPS

G-Natural in a studio

Audio inteface

micinst ch1	phan micinst ch2		line in	monitor		phones
padinst		padinst
	phan
min	max	min	max		min	max
gain trim		gain trim		source level	output level

Instrument input

LR outputs Microphone input

algorithm select
VARIATIONS						factory
hold to save		1	2	3	4
						default	store	levels	menu
			thicken		clean
			detune		analog	Decay	PreDly	Color	MixMM
			vibrato	spring	tape
			tremolo	hall	dynam	1.2s	250ms	100%	25%
studio			chorus	room	reverse
stomp	EQ	boost	flanger	plate	p.pong	edit A	edit B	edit C	edit D
comp	EQ	boost	mod	reverb	delay	subdiv
COMP				MOD		DELAY		REVERB

BANK UP

1	2	3	BOOST
			/TAP TEMPO
	BANK DN		G•NATURAL

In project studios you may enjoy utilizing some of the effects in G-Natural while recording. In this setup we show a setup with a condenser microphone connected to G-Natural and G-Natural’s L/R outputs directly to and audio interface.

Connections

•Connect the condenser mic to the G-Natural's mic input

•Activate phantom power

•Connect L/R outputs to your audio interface (or use the digital output)

WARNING! When connecting the G-Natural outputs to microphone inputs on a mixing console, the phantom power for these channels MUST be switched off! Otherwise you may damage the G-Natural circuits.

Basic settings

•Set input sensitivity via the Levels menu

•Select active effect pressing the COMP, MOD, DELAY and REVERB switches

•G-Natural feature separate EQ and compression settings for mic and instrument inputs

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