Dynamic Delay Plug-In with Hardware Controller
Fuel your inspiration with a meticulous recreation of a studio legend, the TC 2290-DT from TC-Electronic offers versatile delay functions, classic TC-Electronic FX, and a plethora of signature presets to get you started. Featuring a dedicated hardware control interface for tactile control and easy monitoring, the TC 2290-DT provides total creative control over your delays.
The TC 2290-DT hardware controller is bus powered (via micro-USB-B) and fully class compliant with macOS and Windows computers, no drivers required. The plug-in supports 64-bit AAX, AU, VST 2.4, and VST 3 plug-in formats for wide compatibility with most modern DAWs.
Digital Delay Legacy
When the original 2290 Digital Delay hit the music world in 1985, it was lauded as a completely unmatched revolution in sound. Adopted by producers, FOH engineers, and musicians alike, it redefined the benchmark for delay units, and quickly became a standard in studio and live rigs around the world. While much has changed in the world of music, one thing remains true—the TC 2290 is a fantastic-sounding digital delay.
Hardware Controller Included
With TC 2290-DT's hands-on controls, you get total creative control of your delay and modulation effects. The sleek desktop unit gives you all key parameters right at your finger tips, and allows you to explore and experiment to your heart's content.
Unbeatable Tone
The TC 2290 is capable of making the most pristine delays (up to a whopping 9999 ms) fused with amazing modulation effects such as chorus and flanging. Endless sonic flexibility lets you add emotion and presence to your songs with crisp and organic repeats, or take your sound to the skies with beautifully rich stereo delays and modulated soundscapes. Whether you're into rock 'n' roll, jazz, electronica, or anything inbetween, the incredibly versatile tonal palette of the TC 2290 will make your mixes pop like never before.
Signature Presets
Over the years, a veritable who's who of amazing bands, producers, and artists, including David Gilmour, Dream Theater, U2's The Edge, and guitar virtuoso Robben Ford, have utilized the beautiful delays of the original 2290. Imported directly from the actual rack units of artists from all corners of the music world, TC 2290's signature presets provide authentic recreations of the exact delays that helped define music history.
On top of the classic sounds, the signature presets feature an ever growing collection of all new designs by world-class artists and recording engineers. Tweaked down to the very last detail, the presets for TC 2290 are record-ready settings that will skyrocket your mixing or recording session.
Make Your Music Come Alive
With traditional delay plug-ins, loud echoes often overpower and interfere with the subtle, organic nature of the music. TC 2290's dynamic delay responds instantly and musically to the volume of the input signal, so the actual repeats change in response to your music.
While you're playing, the delay repeats blend seamlessly into the signal content, and when you stop, the effect becomes more obvious. This is very similar to what is often referred to as ducking, which makes the desired signal much more prominent in the mix.
Metering and More
The included hardware controller for the TC 2290 provides high-resolution input and output meters for accurate signal monitoring directly on the interface, including all tone-defining parameters such as delay time, feedback level, modulation, mix settings, and much more.
DAW Ready
The TC 2290 is an awesome addition to any recording and mixing setup, and supports all modern plugin standards. This lets you make full use of DAW automation and project recall, and gives you the freedom to work with any audio software you prefer, including: Pro Tools; Cubase; Nuendo; Ableton Live; Reaper; Logic Pro X, and many more.
Meticulously Studied and Recreated
TC2290 perfectly recreates the unmistakable sound of the original 2290. Over the course of more than a year, TC-Electronic's engineers have taken apart four original units, each with their own distinct character, and measured them from top to bottom. In order to create the ultimate emulation, they then compared the data step-by-step until they achieved the clarity and warmth that has always been the hallmark of the classic 2290 sound.