TC Electronic D-Two - Manual (Page 9)

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FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW
DELAY/TAP key
This key has two main
functions:
- When the DELAY key LED
is lit, the DELAY wheel can
be used to adjust the Delay
time.
- When the key is tapped the
D•TWO measures the time
between the last two taps
and the Delay time is
calculated according to the
selected subdivision.
FEEDBACK/RHYTHM key
This key has three main
functions:
- When the LED is lit the
DELAY wheel is changing
the Feedback level or %.
- When the key is pressed
and held, the DELAY wheel
changes the number of
repeats.
- Tap a rhythm pattern using
this key. A rhythm pattern
can consist of up to 10 taps.
DELAY & FEEDBACK wheel
Sets the Delay time or
Feedback depending on what
is selected.
SPATIAL key
Enables/disables the Spatial
function. Double click shortcuts
to the Spatial parameters.
Options are:
- Left channel offset
+/-200ms.
- Phase reverse any channel.
FILTER key
Enables/disables the Filter
functions. Double click
shortcuts to the High and Low
Cut filter parameters.
CHORUS key
Enables/disables the Chorus.
Double click shortcuts to the
Chorus parameters.
REVERSE key
Enables/disables the Reverse
Delay. Double click shortcuts
to the Reverse Delay
parameters.
DYNAMIC key
Enables/disables the Dynamic
Delay. Double click shortcuts
to the Dynamic Delay
parameters.
PING PONG key
Enables/disables the PingPong
functions. Double click
shortcuts to the PingPong
parameters.
EDIT key
Enters the general Edit list.
This is where all preset
processing parameters are
located. Use the ARROW keys
to select parameters.
RECALL key
Selects the Recall menu.
SETUP key
Enters the Setup menu.
This is where all I/O and
global parameters are located.
STORE key
Selects the Store menu.
Presets can be stored in the
User bank only. Location is
selected using the
CONTROL wheel. Operation is
confirmed using ENTER.
ARROW UP/DOWN keys
Are used to move the cursor
around in the display.
CONTROL wheel
Is used to change values.
ENTER key
Press to confirm operations.
BYPASS key
Bypasses the unit. There are
three different Bypass modes.
- 0% Mix: Input signal is
passed directly to the
Output.
-
FX Input: Input bypass
allowing the effects to ring
out.
- FX Output: Kills the effect
but keeps the direct signal
level.
The Bypass mode is selected
in the Setup menu.