TC electronic SDN BHD NonLin2 User's Manual
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1. Key Commands in Windows Fine Adjust Ctrl mouse movement Reset to Default Alt Control mouse click AUTOMATION Please be aware that automation of certain parameters can cause audible artifacts In case you need to automate these parameters you should take care that changes only take place in parts where no audio is sent to the plug in FOCUS FIELDS You can place your own set of parameters in the 6 focus fields at the bottom of the plug in Making use of the focus fields can give you a better workflow since you will not have to switch pages all the time to find the parameters that you work with You can assign any parameter to the focus fields and the focus fields are stored with the session as well as when you save your presets C PreDelay Attack Hold Release 942 144 ms 185 ms 171 ms To change the assignment e Press the Assign button The Assign button as well as one of the Focus Fields will be highlighted NonLin2 5 Select the Focus Field you wish to link a parameter to by clicking on that field e Click on the parameter you wish to link to the selected Focus Field To get an unassigned empty Focus Field click again on the selected parameter Once you have finished the assignments click again on the Assign button to leave the assign mode OVERLOAD INDICATION O L The two LEDs in the metering section between the input and output meters will light up in case internal DSP overload2. B you get back to your starting point and all further changes will now be applied to memory location B Every time you press the A B button you will toggle between these two memory loca tions NOTE The A B memory locations are temporary settings only Saving a preset e g via the File button or with your session will only save the currently selected memory loca tion The setting of the other hidden memory location will not be saved The Mem button will reset the A B memory locations to the current setting NonLin2 15 LOCKING PARAMETER VALUES USING PARAMETER LOCK The parameter lock function allows you to lock the parameters In Level Out Level Dry Level Wet Level and the assignment of the Focus fields from changing when you change preset To lock a parameter simply click on the small lock in the parameter field Click once more to unlock The parameter lock only affects parameter changes made with the mouse The param eter lock does not affect automation data or preset changes initialized from the host application These changes will always pass An example You have inserted the NonLin2 on a channel When you use the NonLin2 as an insert effect you would probably like the dry part of the signal to go trough the NonLin2 and therefore you d probably turn up the Dry Level Dry Level 17 0 dB CN Now if you browse through a couple of presets using the up and down arrows on the right
3. of diffusion applied to the Reverb Style selected Note For high Diffuse ratios the Attack and Decay times of the reverb Envelope may be slightly affected 10 NonLin2 TWIST TYPE Type Selects which type of funky effect treatment to be used on the reverb Twist Type should be regarded as a spice capable of sparking imagination in the mix process Try the effect on all sorts of different sources to add character or make them stand out If spectral shaping using the Twist parameters gets out of control the Lo and Hi cuts can be used to stay within limits Note When the Twist Ratio is set at 0 Twist Type has no effect Ratio Range 0 100 Applies the selected amount of Twist to the reverb Note When the Twist Ratio is set at 076 Twist Type has no effect FILTER Lo Cut Range 20Hz to 20kHz Lo Cut on the Reverb Input Hi Cut Range 20Hz to 20kHz Hi Cut on the Reverb Input Note Setting the two filter cut off frequencies is not limited in range It is possible to set a higher low cut frequency than the high cut frequency Due to the design of these filters the output of the reverb will in this case be phase reversed Setting Low Cut and Hi Cut filters to exactly the same frequency will not give any reverb signal WIDTH Range 0 100 Adjusts the Output Stereo Width 0 denotes mono while 100 is max width In case the plug in is used in a mono mono configuration the Width does not have any affect a
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5. Preset By selecting Load you can navigate to any folder on the system that you have read access to including any shared folder By default these will be loaded from the default location for NonLin2 presets Only presets located in the default file location will appear in the NonLin2 pop up preset menu Naming a Preset Double click on the name field Type in the new name e Press Enter Saving a Preset By selecting Save you can save your preset to any folder on the system that you have write access to including any shared folder By default presets are saved to the default location for the NonLin2 presets 12 NonLin2 DEFAULT PRESET LOCATIONS The plug in s own preset handling will store the presets in a folder that is unique to each plug in Mac 0S Factory Presets Library Application Support TC Electronic Nonlin2 Presets User Presets Library Application Support TC Electronic Nonlin2 Presets Windows Factory Presets System Drive Program Files TC Electronic Nonlin2 Presets User Presets My Documents TC Electronic Nonlin2 Presets To delete a file simply move it to the Trash or Recycle bin e To create a new sub folder that appears in the plug in menu simply create a new folder in the plug in folder that resides in the PRESETS folder of the NonLin2 default preset location NOTE A folder will not appear in the Preset File Menu unless it has at least one pre set inside N
6. e be ready multiple e VSS3 POWERCORE lopers making plug ins for the PowerCore platform multiple 1 9 2 multiple VOICELIVE Contact Details Alternatively you may contact the TC Electronic distributor in your area or write to TC ELECTRONIC A S Customer Support Sindalsvej 34 Risskov DK 8240 Denmark USA TC Electronic Inc 5706 Corsa Avenue Suite 107 Westlake Village CA 91362 www tcelectronic com BY TC ELECTRONIC A S 2006 ALL PRODUCT AND COMPANY NAMES ARE TRADEMARKS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS ALL SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TC ELECTRONIC IS A TC GROUP COMPANY TABLE OF CONTENTS Contact amp Support Information nananana nananana nannan 2 Table Of Contents aie wee eee ee ee ee Ree ee eS 3 Stereo Effects seis thas D ele ele eae 4 System gale ee ee ee 5 Global Plug In Controls eee eee 5 The Plug In Parameters 0 00 ccc ees 7 Preset Managemeiit lt 0 taaua cece Se gs ee ae eS eae eh ee i 12 Converting NonLin2 Presets from System 6000 and Reverb 4000 14 Compare settings with A B Mem 15 Locking Parameter values using the Parameter Lock 16 NonLin2 3 NONLIN2 STEREO EFFECTS REVERB Congratulations with t
7. e for this parameter depends on the Attack and Hold settings Envelope Display The Envelope display is a graphical representation of the 4 envelope parameters and the wet level The 4 dotted lines represent the 4 envelope parameters and their posi tion in time Take a vertical line at the handle and move it to the left to decrease the time for that parameter or to the right to increase the parameter Moving the horizon tal line of the envelope curve up and down changes the wet level of the reverb from OdB fully up to off fully down Note The total time for Attack Hold and Release can not exceed 500ms oS lu NonLin2 9 MODIFY PAGE Style NonLin Decayed Woolly 5 Explode Woody Gated Ventilation Rough Tunnel Synthetic Small Ambience Spaceship Live Radiator Wild Nextdoor Ratio 4 Diffuse 6 Lo Cut 20 00 Hz Attack ase Hi Cut 10 00 kHz 20 t c electronic REVERB STYLE Style Selects the basic Reverb Style subjected to the Envelope and Twist modifications The Style parameter should be seen as an algorithm selection inside the algorithm Different Styles have different features with regards to density diffusion type spectral response stereo image etc Choose one that suits your program material Note Differences are more pronounced with low Diffuse settings and Twist Ratios Diffuse Range 0 100 Sets the amount
8. effect without the use of any noise gate or similar The triggering is done automatically for you just by feeding the plug in with audio Pre Delay Range 0 500ms Pre Delay offsets the Output and timing of the Envelope Generator It is typically used to obtain depth and definition in a mix or align the effect with a musical beat Delays in the 10 40 ms range can be considered for percussive sounds while dense vocal slap effects could use 70 150 ms of Pre Delay Attack Range 0 500ms Sets the Attack time build up of the Reverb Envelope The build up time is the time the reverb tail needs to get to the maximum level Max range for this parameter depends on the Hold and Release settings The total time for Attack Hold and Release can not be higher than 500ms Hold Range 0 500ms Sets the Hold time fully open time of the Reverb Envelope The fully open time is the time the reverb tail maintains its maximum level For a typical eighties style response Hold should be set at 60 120 ms Max range for this parameter depends on the Attack and Release settings 8 NonLin2 Release Range 0 500ms Sets the Release time Decay of the Reverb Envelope This is the time the reverb tail needs to disappear and this is what causes the gated effect For a typical eight ies style response Release should be set at O 100 ms The most gated and unnatural effect is obtained at short Release settings Max rang
9. he purchase of your new TDM Effects Reverb plug in The NonLin2 Stereo Effects Reverb is yet another world class reverb directly ported from the System 6000 NonLin2 is an effect reverb which differs from the traditional natu ral sounding TC reverbs NonLin2 is capable of generating compact vocal ambience percussive and dramatic drum sounds reverse reverbs and completely new twisted effects Featuring an amplitude envelope that is capable of rendering an untriggered gated reverb and a twist parameter which can radically alter the sound this plug in delivers a serious advantage over other gated reverbs The plug in can be inserted in Pro Tools HD as Stereo to Stereo Effect or as Mono To Stereo Effect depending on the host application and the individual track settings Enjoy The TC Electronic Team 4 NonLin2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10 4 or higher Windows XP Pro Tools TDM 7 2 1 software or higher Pro Tools HD or HD Accel hardware iLok USB key iLok com account and internet access required for product authorization System must meet Digidesign s system requirements for Pro Tools TDM systems Global Plug In Controls KEYBOARD COMMANDS The TDM version of the NonLin2 reverb supports keyboard commands for certain functions The following key commands are available for all plug in parameters Key Commands in Mac OS X Fine Adjust Apple key mouse movement Reset to Default Option mouse click
10. lick the File button At the top of the pop up list you ll find a section called Convert and the name of your preset file will be listed here Load Preset Save Preset My Ss ee DeCompress Default EBU Limit Finalizer Wide Finalizer To convert your preset file to NonLin2 presets simply select the name of the preset file The conversion will only take a few seconds and only needs to be done once When the conversion is done all presets from your preset file will be available in a sub folder that has the same name as the preset file had The presets will show up in 14 NonLin2 the same bank structure as on the System 6000 and presets that are not based on the NonLin2 algorithm will not be converted The preset file will disappear from the Convert section of the file menu COMPARE SETTINGS WITH A B MEM FUNCTION With the A B compare function you can easily compare different parameter settings when you work with your music You have two buttons the Mem and the A B button When you start working with your preset the A B button is grayed out This state indi cates that the settings in both memory locations A and B are identical so there is actually nothing to compare As soon as you touch one of the parameters the memory location A will get active and the A part of the A B button will light up All parameter changes will be applied to memory location A If you switch to memory location
11. nd is therefore disabled Note The reverb style and diffuse parameters also affect the perceived width of the effect Width difference between styles is most obvious at low diffuse ratios NonLin2 11 Preset Management TC s comprehensive file based preset architecture makes archiving presets a simple process This allows you to organize your presets the way you find most comfortable for your workflow and to exchange presets with other users no matter the platform or application Presets are saved as discrete files on your hard drive Once a preset is saved into the default location it will automatically appear in the File menu every time you use the plug in The files can then be organized into sub folders where you can delete rearrange or create your own sub folders to accommodate your needs NOTE A folder will appear in the Preset File Menu if it contains at least one preset NEXT PREVIOUS PRESETS From the plug in s Main page you can directly jump from one preset to the next or previous by clicking on the UP DOWN arrows to the right of the preset name Name NonLin Bright All presets available at the default plug in preset location will be considered so you could in theory reach every preset this way Direct access to specific presets is done via the File button PRESET FILE MENU Pressing the File button will open the plug in s File menu The following options are available from the File menu Loading a
12. onLin2 13 CONVERTING NONLIN2 PRESETS FROM SYSTEM 6000 In case you are the happy owner of the NonLin2 algorithm for System 6000 here is something to get you in an even better mood The NonLin2 plug in is able to read your System 6000 presets In order to convert presets from System 6000 to NonLin you need to store the System 6000 presets in a preset file The file extension has to be either syx for example MyPresets syx or mid for a MIDI file The easiest way to export System 6000 presets is to use the export to file function from the Icon Editor for Mac Windows requires version 3 5 or higher Alternatively you can save a bank to a floppy disk System 6000 only or do a SysEx Dump to a MIDI file in your sequencer NOTE For details regarding the export of presets from System 6000 please refer to your System 6000 and Icon Editor documentation The generated SysEx MIDI preset file needs to be placed in the default NonLin2 Preset folder at the root level sub folders are not considered The file needs to have either the extension syx for example MyPresets syx or mid for a MIDI file Note In case you are running the Icon Editor on the same computer as the NonLin2 plug in the NonLin2 will automatically search for preset files in the default locations for System 6000 files You do not need to copy the files Once your preset file has been placed in the default NonLin2 Preset folder it will show up the next time you c
13. s are detected You should lower the input level to avoid these overloads To reset the indication click on the O L LED 6 NonLin2 PLUG IN PARAMETERS The plug in parameters are spread amongst 2 User Interface pages the Main page and the Modify page MAIN PAGE On the NonLin2 Main page we have grouped the I O and Envelope parameters of the NonLin2 Also on this page you can find the plug ins preset handling More about the preset handling can be found in the section Preset Handling later in this manual Name NonLin Bright In Level Out Level Dry Level Wet Level 1 5 dB 0 5 dB Off 6 4 dB Cy Cy Cy vw A PreDelay Attack Hold Release F 342 ms 144 ms 185 ms 171 ms t c electronic l LEVELS Input Level Range Off to OdB Sets the Input Level for the algorithm Reduce the input level in case you experience overloads O L Output Level Range Off to OdB The overall Output level of the Reverb Use this parameter to adjust the output level to fit for following effects in your host application oS lu NonLin2 7 Dry Level Range Off to OdB Adjusts the dry signal level passed through the algorithm For a typical send return configuration leave dry level off Wet Level Range Off OdB Adjusts the wet reverb output level ENVELOPE The envelope determines the shape of the reverb Due to the envelope control you can create the typical gate reverb
14. side of the preset name you will see that most of the presets have the Dry Level set to Off In other words the Dry Level goes to Off all the time which can become quite annoying Dry Level off And here comes the Parameter Lock Press the small lock in the Dry Level parameter field and the Dry Level will stay at the value that you ve set it on no matter what is saved with the preset you choose Dry Level Off Once you touch the parameter or send automation data the lock will automatically unlock 16 NonLin2
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