TC Electronic Quintessence Harmonizer Pedal

£99.99

This is a New TC Electronic Quintessence Harmonizer Pedal from TC Electronic, listed in Pitch & Harmoniser Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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Here’s what TC Electronic say about the Quintessence Harmonizer Pedal:

Quintessence Harmonizer is a state-of-the-art intelligent harmonizer pedal featuring expressive MASH technology and powerful TonePrint customization.

Beefing up your sound in any musical style from country or southern rock harmonies to Thin Lizzy-esque twin riffs and screaming metal leads, Quintessence follows your every whim with perfectly harmonized notes in a wide variety of modes and scales.

With MASH, Quintessence can bend the harmonized notes without you moving a finger, momentarily harmonize just a few bars or notes and with our proprietary TonePrint® technology you can even choose exotic scales and custom intervals for harmonies.

Key Features

  • TonePrint Technology – The free TonePrint editor gives you access to a wealth of tweakable parameters to get you exactly the harmonies you want. Once created, there are three savable slots on the pedal to use your creations with ease.
  • Intuitive Interface – With up to 2 perfectly tracking harmonies and an intuitive, straightforward design, Quintessence simply sounds stunning.
  • Choose Your Harmonies – 8 default harmonies and 3 TonePrint harmonies
  • Choose Your Scale Choice – 7 diatonic scales and a custom scale setting
  • Expressive MASH Technology – The MASH switch bends your harmonized note up to the next interval within the scale but in TonePrint mode, you can assign MASH to control just about any aspect of the pedal including custom scale steps both above and below the original harmony.

MASH Puts the Pedal in Pedal Steel

Quintessence features a MASH footswitch giving you a powerful expressive tool without taking up any extra pedalboard real estate. This not only makes the Quintessence much more versatile as you can switch between two different intervals mid-song without having to fiddle with knobs, but it also lets you do fluid pedal steel bends worthy of the greasiest Nashville honky-tonks out there.

Master Your Scales

If you don’t feel like using one of the seven preset diatonic modes commonly used, the Custom scale mode lets you load in whichever flavor of tonality you want your harmonies to follow. When Quintessence is not in TonePrint mode, the Custom mode is set for Locrian. Using the three TonePrint slots however, you can set it to a wealth of different custom scales.

Feeling major pentatonic or harmonic minor today? Have at it, Hoss!

Triple TonePrint Treasures

The free TonePrint editor gives you access to a wealth of tweakable parameters to get you exactly the harmonies you want. Instead of spending your time, trying to find your own Dickey Betts or Marty Friedman for your band – Quintessence has your back and is always in tune.

Specifications

  • MASH Technology
  • Intelligent harmonizer with customizable scales
  • 11 harmony settings and 3 TonePrint slots
  • Latch or momentary footswitch mode
  • True Bypasss or Buffered Bypass
  • Analog-dry-through
  • Key, Scale, Mix, and Harmony controls
  • Easy battery access
  • Small footprint
  • High quality components
  • Road-ready design
  • Stereo In/out

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Brand

TC Electronic

In the current JustPedals catalogue, TC Electronic is represented by Delay Pedals, Reverb Pedals and Looper Pedals. Current listings include DC30 Preamp, Plethora X1 and V550 Pre-Amp. That makes the range relevant to players looking for drive, gain and clipping, plus time-based effects and ambience. Check each model for its exact circuit or processing platform, controls, power requirements and connections, particularly where the catalogue includes both pedals and supporting gear.

Category

Pitch & Harmoniser Pedals

Pitch and harmoniser pedals detect the input and generate shifted or harmonised voices above or below it. They can create fixed intervals, intelligent harmony, detuning, octave effects or momentary pitch changes, but tracking depends on the source, register and playing clarity. Polyphonic processing handles chords differently from monophonic designs, and latency may be more noticeable with complex settings. Check key or scale controls, dry and wet routing, expression or MIDI options and the instrument range before choosing one for live use.