Tc Electronic Hypergravity Mini Compressor
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- MD3 Multiband Compression inspired by high-end studio processing, designed to smooth dynamics without stifling your playing.
- 3 Compression Voicings : Spectra (multiband), Vintage (warmer), and TonePrint (customizable), with one mode stored at a time in the pedal.
- Ultra Pedalboard-Friendly Mini Format and molded metal chassis, stage-ready.
- TonePrint via App + USB : load artist presets, deeply edit settings, and update the pedal.
Manufacturer Information
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From Studio Algorithm to Mini Format: The HyperGravity in the TC Electronic Range
The HyperGravity Mini Compressor brings a "studio" approach to compression into a compact format. Its multiband mode relies on MD3 processing: instead of compressing the entire signal at once, the pedal applies tailored compression to bass, mids, and treble, helping maintain clarity, attack, and a more natural sound. Additionally, the Vintage mode aims to capture the feel of classic pedal compressors, with a warmer and rounder character.
Within the HyperGravity family, the Mini version focuses on essentials: minimal footprint, simple controls, and much of the power accessible through TonePrint. The result is a guitar compressor pedal designed for musicians who want to immediately enhance their dynamics while retaining the option for deep customization.
Who It's For and Which Styles the HyperGravity Mini Excels In
This pedal suits both beginner guitarists seeking a more consistent sound and experienced musicians wanting fine dynamic control on stage or in the studio. In clean settings, it evens out attacks, increases sustain, and highlights playing nuances (ideal for funk, pop, country, indie, blues). When paired with overdrive or distortion, it can stabilize input levels, tighten the low end, and improve riff clarity without excessive "pumping" when properly dialed in.
Its mini format makes it perfect for dense pedalboards, fly rigs, or minimalist setups. And if you play multiple guitars (single coils, humbuckers, different tunings), TonePrints allow you to tailor the compression response to each instrument without swapping pedals.
Controls, Modes, and Integration: Simple on the Surface, Very Comprehensive Underneath
On the front panel, the HyperGravity Mini prioritizes efficiency with 3 knobs : Sustain (compression intensity and sustain length), Attack (transient response speed), and Level (output volume to balance your overall level). The footswitch toggles the effect on or off, and the pedal offers true bypass to preserve your signal when off, with an option to switch to buffered bypass via an internal setting.
For sound design, the pedal provides three modes : Spectra (multiband), Vintage (more characterful compression), and TonePrint (advanced settings). Mode selection is done through the TonePrint ecosystem, and the pedal stores only one mode at a time : you load the one you need for your gig or session. A USB port (mini USB) allows you to edit TonePrints, load presets, and perform updates.
Sound Character
The HyperGravity Mini stands out with a very musical compression that is especially convincing with subtle settings: notes feel more "settled," attacks are better controlled, and sustain increases without the sound feeling closed off. The multiband mode delivers a sense of clarity and stability, useful for arpeggios, pick playing, chicken picking, and open chord passages. The Vintage mode leans toward a warmer, more "pedal-like" compression, perfect for thickening a clean tone, creating a sense of intimacy, or achieving a rounder sustain.
In real-world use, this HyperGravity Mini has notably been spotted on Mac DeMarco 's pedalboard, illustrating its DNA: a discreet, effective compressor that integrates easily into a tone-focused rig.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Compressor | Type | sector |
| Technology | Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Grey |
| Compression modes | Spectra (MD3 multiband), Vintage, TonePrint | Enclosure | die-cast metal, designed for touring |
| Controls | Sustain, Attack, Level | Dimensions (H x D x W) | 93 x 48 x 48 mm |
| Footswitch | effect activation / deactivation | Battery power | no |
| Bypass | True bypass, optional buffered bypass (internal setting) | Country of design and manufacture | Denmark |
| Input | 6.35mm Jack mono (TS) | Documentation | included |
| Output | 6.35mm Jack mono (TS) | Power supply | not included |
| USB port | mini USB (TonePrint editing, transfer, updates) | Required power supply | 9V DC, center-negative |
| Input impedance | 1 Mohm | Power consumption | more than 100 mA (use a power supply capable of delivering at least 100 mA) |
| Output impedance | 100 ohms | ||
Questions frequently asked
What compression modes are available on the TC Electronic Hypergravity Mini Compressor?
Three modes are offered: Spectra with MD3 multiband processing, Vintage, and TonePrint. The Spectra mode processes lows, mids, and highs separately to preserve signal clarity. Only one mode is retained at a time in the pedal.
Does the pedal run on batteries?
No battery power is provided. A 9 V DC power supply with negative center and a minimum of 100 mA is required.
How to load and modify TonePrints?
The mini USB port allows editing of TonePrints, transferring them, and updating the pedal. Advanced settings can thus be adapted to different guitars or tunings.
What controls are available on the HyperGravity Mini?
Three knobs control Sustain, Attack, and Level. The Sustain adjusts the intensity and duration, while the Attack controls the response speed to transients.
What is the footprint on a pedalboard?
Measuring 93 x 48 x 48 mm, this model occupies a small space. Its die-cast metal chassis includes a 6.35 mm mono jack input and output.



