TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER User Manual

TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER manual cover
Pages 9
Year 2012
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TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER Specification

The TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER is a sophisticated effects unit designed to enhance guitar and bass performances by creating realistic doubling effects. It employs advanced algorithms to mimic the natural nuances of double-tracked recordings, providing a richer and more immersive sound. The unit features intuitive controls, including Tightness, Effect, and Dry knobs, allowing for precise adjustment of the doubling effect to suit different playing styles and musical genres. The Tightness control adjusts the timing variations between the doubled signals, while the Effect knob determines the intensity of the doubling. The Dry knob allows for blending the original signal with the doubled sound, offering flexibility in achieving the desired mix.

A unique aspect of the MIMIQ DOUBLER is its ability to produce up to three additional voices, offering a total of four-layered sounds for a fuller and more complex tone. The stereo input and output configuration ensures seamless integration into any pedalboard or audio setup, providing a wide stereo field that enhances the spatial quality of the sound. The unit also features true bypass switching to preserve the purity of the original signal when the effect is disengaged, ensuring no tone loss.

Constructed with durability in mind, the MIMIQ DOUBLER is housed in a robust metal chassis, making it suitable for both studio and live environments. Powered via a 9V DC power supply, it is compact and easy to incorporate into existing pedal setups. Overall, the TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER offers musicians a powerful tool for achieving studio-quality double tracking in a live setting, enhancing both tone and performance dynamics.

TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER F.A.Q.

How do I connect the TC Electronic MIMIQ DOUBLER to my guitar rig?

To connect the MIMIQ DOUBLER, plug your guitar into the input jack and connect the output jack to your amplifier or the next effect in your signal chain. Ensure the power supply is connected for the unit to function.

What are the different modes available on the MIMIQ DOUBLER?

The MIMIQ DOUBLER offers three modes: Tight, Loose, and Default. These modes adjust the timing and modulation of the doubling effect to achieve different sonic textures.

How can I troubleshoot if the MIMIQ DOUBLER is not producing sound?

Check if the power supply is properly connected and working. Ensure all cables are securely plugged in and not damaged. Verify the bypass switch is not activated, and test the unit with different guitars and amps to isolate the issue.

How do I maintain the MIMIQ DOUBLER for optimal performance?

Keep the unit clean and dry. Use a soft cloth to wipe off any dust or dirt. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and ensure the jacks and knobs are free from debris. Regularly check cables and connections for any wear and tear.

Can I use the MIMIQ DOUBLER in a stereo setup?

Yes, the MIMIQ DOUBLER supports stereo output. Connect the left and right output jacks to two separate amplifiers or channels to create a wide stereo doubling effect.

What power requirements does the MIMIQ DOUBLER have?

The MIMIQ DOUBLER requires a 9V DC power supply with a minimum current of 100mA. Make sure to use a compatible power adapter to avoid damage.

How can I achieve a natural double tracking effect with the MIMIQ DOUBLER?

Set the Tightness control to your desired level and adjust the Dry and Effect knobs to blend the original and doubled signals. Experiment with different settings to mimic natural double tracking.

Why is my MIMIQ DOUBLER producing unwanted noise?

Unwanted noise can result from electrical interference, poor cable quality, or incorrect power supply. Ensure cables are shielded and properly connected, and use the recommended power supply.

Can the MIMIQ DOUBLER be used with other effects pedals?

Yes, the MIMIQ DOUBLER can be used with other pedals. Place it in your signal chain based on your preference for where you want the doubling effect to occur in relation to other effects.

What should I do if the effect sounds too artificial?

If the effect sounds artificial, try adjusting the Tightness and Effect level controls. Reducing the Effect level or trying different modes can help achieve a more natural sound.