TC electronic SDN BHD user manual General Introduction, Gold Channel features

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INTRODUCTION

General Introduction

The Gold Channel is designed so that all its main functions are available directly on the front panel: Input select, +48V phantom, gain setting with PAD, Lo-Cut, Phase Invert, Mute, Soft Clipper and Meter select. These combined with separate bypass buttons for each processing block and a user friendly display, gives you an intuitive box that is very easy to use, despite the many features.

The Gold Channel is a true dual mono machine with four processing blocks on each channel that can be selected, routed and changed individually, or if placed in the same routing position, can be linked for stereo operation.

The Gold Channel has three basic modes: 1) Four blocks of processing available on each channel (44.1 or 48 kHz)

2)With one processing block on each channel that runs at double sample rate (88.2 or 96 kHz)

3)Three processing blocks on channel 1 which run at double sample rate (88.2 or 96 kHz)

Gold Channel features:

-Two channels of high-end mic-preamplification.

-Two types of Expander/Gate algorithms that enable you to use either an over-easy Noise-Gate or a more comprehensive Expander with additional parameters.

-Two types of Compressor algorithms where TC has emulated the warm analog sound of vintage compressors.

-Two types of EQ algorithms that incorporate TC Electronic’s proprietary SoftSat technology. Easy EQ is an emulation of vintage EQ’s, plus an Advanced EQ with additional parameters.

-A De-Esser, which can help remove the sibilant sounds from vocal recordings.

-A Dynamic EQ which is a De-esser with additional frequency range and control, enabling you to use it as a De-popper.

-A Digital Radiance Generator (DRGTM) which adds a tube-like sound to your material.

-R.I.A.A. equalization allows you to connect your turntable to the mic-inputs.

-M/S encoding and decoding both before and after the processing blocks, gives you the opportunity to take advantage of this recording technique, that has been used for years in the film and broadcast industries.

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Contents
Gold Channel Page Table of Contents Microphones as Ears ForewordForeword Congratulations WelcomeAbout this Manual Introduction Gold Channel featuresGeneral Introduction Card Slot Front PanelParameter Wheel Balanced XLR-XLR cables Rear PanelSignal Flow Mixer setup Connecting the Gold ChannelRecording setup Post recording setupQuick Reference Input Setup SignalSignal Display Signal DisplayDither Insert Send and ReturnClock Digital External ClockGain Display Setup GainLevel display Setup LevelPartial Recall Recalling presetsPrograms Recall Recall and List DisplaysList Display Exercise How to Recall a presetExercise 1 How to Recall a preset Press the Programs key To Recall the PresetStore function How to StorePrograms Store Store DisplayTo Store the Preset Exercise 2 How to Store a preset with the existing nameExercise 3 How to name a preset Edit Routing and Layout Setting up the processing blocksColumns and Blocks ModeBlock Edit Edit and MeterEditing the digital processing About the Edit DisplayMeter OUT BlockInsert block LinkEasy Gate BlocksAdvanced Expander Filter Knee ModeHold ReleaseOutput Gain Soft CompressorVintage Compressor Input DriveAdvanced Equalizer Easy EqualizerDynamic Equalizer De-EsserA.A. Equalization Digital Radiance GeneratorCurve Card Config.Utility Utility DisplayMidi How to enter the Reset Menu Reset MenuSelf Test Analog Line Inputs Technical SpecificationsMidi Implementation Chart No sound through the Gold Channel Trouble ShootingFor the customers in Canada CertificationsPreset Description Factory Preset ListPreset Microphones The Inside Story Where Great Recordings BeginChoosing the Right Mic Microphone PlacementStereo Recording Gold Channel
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