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The Basics of TC-Data (a PDF Guide)

1P181P18
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A simple guide to hopefully bridge the learning gap a bit:
The Basics of TC-Data

Some other PDF guides I did if you're not caught up:
iMS-20
Model 15
iWAVESTATION

TC-Data is one of the more fascinating apps out there. If you're into modular synths this will be right up your alley. In fact use the TC-Data to control the Model 15 and things will begin to happen.

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @1P18 said:
    A simple guide to hopefully bridge the learning gap a bit:
    The Basics of TC-Data

    Some other PDF guides I did if you're not caught up:
    iMS-20
    Model 15
    iWAVESTATION

    TC-Data is one of the more fascinating apps out there. If you're into modular synths this will be right up your alley. In fact use the TC-Data to control the Model 15 and things will begin to happen.

    Thanks, that's going to come in handy when I revisit TC Data over the next few weeks.

  • 1P181P18

    I should emphasize, using the "Preview" window to test patches as you go along is big. It allows you to see everything happening upon input, and some things I could not yet figure out even after consulting the manual.

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    well done, sums up the essentials to get going B)
    the bottomline is great, too - just start buliding with one parameter after the other
    explore things and your personal knowledgebase will quickly grow - and then the app's use is a no brainer (imho it's one of the essential iPad tools that fully exploit touch capabilities)

  • philowerxphilowerx

    @1P18 Thanks!

  • crifytospcrifytosp

    Thank you!

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    Well done that man!

    @1P18 said:
    A simple guide to hopefully bridge the learning gap a bit:
    The Basics of TC-Data

    Some other PDF guides I did if you're not caught up:
    iMS-20
    Model 15
    iWAVESTATION

    TC-Data is one of the more fascinating apps out there. If you're into modular synths this will be right up your alley. In fact use the TC-Data to control the Model 15 and things will begin to happen.

  • richiehooprichiehoop

    Excellent - thanks a lot!

  • gdoggdog

    Excellent! Thank you @1P18 I will be perusing this & your other guides :)

    Thanks again, wishing you all the best!

  • 1P181P18

    @Telefunky said:
    well done, sums up the essentials to get going B)
    the bottomline is great, too - just start buliding with one parameter after the other
    explore things and your personal knowledgebase will quickly grow - and then the app's use is a no brainer (imho it's one of the essential iPad tools that fully exploit touch capabilities)

    Yeah the expressive potential becomes apparent rather quickly, even on the little "Preview" screen, and even after building with just a few parameters. It's like an X/Y pad from the year 3612.

  • BigDawgsByteBigDawgsByte

    Thanks! Good starting guides.A lot of times how much I use and like a app is determined by the doc. This really will help get me get more into these synth apps. I bought the model 15, but still need to upgrade to an iPad I can run it on. Come on Apple, release the new iPads already. SHM.

  • 1P181P18

    My favorite right now, the double sequencer. Not quite as cool as the double neck guitar:

    But still pretty cool.

  • WillWill

    Great work. Thanks very much for this.

  • WillWill

    Missed the model 15 one before. Nice! My brain would be real happy if Moog allowed for a second, color coded skin.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Thanks, compact info!

  • 1P181P18

    @syrupcore said:
    My brain would be real happy if Moog allowed for a second, color coded skin.

    When it comes to the Model 15 I am torn: It sounds great, but the UI lost some potential functionality when they chose to mimic the real thing. Fortunately it's not too complicated of a synth.

  • KashiKashi

    The TC Data pdf link doesn't appear to work anymore. Anyone able to upload it somewhere please? Or send me a simple "how-to" guide for TC Data? Many thanks

  • JimMarshallJimMarshall

    http://www.bitshapesoftware.com/instruments/tc-data/tc-data-user-guide-1.0.pdf

    You've just reminded me about this actually. I got it before I really understood midi so I sort of forgot about it.
    Might be time to revisit it!

  • KashiKashi

    Great! Thanks @JimMarshall

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