G-Natural In A Studio - TC Electronic Multi-effects Processor G-Natural User Manual

G-Natural in a studio

Audio inteface
mic|inst ch1 phan mic|inst ch2 line in monitor ch.select dsp total recall
-30 -10 O/L pad|inst +48V -30 -10 O/L pad|inst ch1/2 on ch1 ch2 3/4 user P1 P2 P3
ch1/2 rear panel
phan ch1/2
+48V on
rear
ch1/2 panel
min max min max min
push pan/user push pan/user push pan/user
gain trim gain trim source level output level
LR outputs
algorithm select
VARIATIONS
hold to save
studio
stomp
comp
COMP
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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.
phones
select
muting
non
max muting
made by
Instrument
input
Microphone input
factory
1 2 3 4 default store levels menu
preset bank | tune
thicken clean
detune analog Decay PreDly Color MixMM
vibrato spring tape
3
tremolo hall dynam + 1.2s 250ms 100% 25%
chorus room reverse +
3
EQ boost flanger plate p.pong +
edit A edit B edit C edit D
EQ boost mod reverb delay subdiv
MOD DELAY REVERB
BANK UP
2 3 BOOST
/TAP TEMPO
BANK DN
G•NATURAL
TYPICAL SETUPS
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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