Tc Electronic Infinite Mini Sample Sustainer
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Essential Information About the TonePrint Sustain and Sampling Pedal
Essential Information About the TonePrint Sustain and Sampling Pedal
- Create an instant ambient pad: the pedal samples your signal and holds it to play over, like a harmonic "carpet."
- Infinite Mode: stack unlimited layers with a gradual fade to avoid abrupt "sticking" effects.
- Configurable MASH: switch between momentary and latching operation to adapt the sustain to your playing style.
- Advanced editing via TonePrint: access extended parameters and create your own custom settings.
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A "modern" sustain: from note holding to evolving pads
Sustain and sampling effects have a simple goal: to extend the sound beyond the physical limits of the string, transforming a held chord into usable musical material. Here, the approach is decidedly modern: instead of just static holding, this pedal allows you to build living pads, with more musical transitions thanks to fade and decay settings. Add to that the TonePrint ecosystem, and you get a tool designed as much for studio creativity as for spontaneity on stage.Who is it for, which styles, and in what contexts?
This pedal is aimed at guitarists (and more broadly at guitar-signal instrumentalists) who want to enrich their playing without multiplying gear: ambient, post-rock, cinematic, worship, but also rock and pop whenever you need to fill the space between sections. Live, it serves to launch a harmonic background before a solo, create a floating intro, or thicken a trio without a second guitarist. In the studio, it becomes a texture generator: sustained doubles, drones, suspended chords, and controlled layering-all directly on the pedalboard.Technical specifications
| Effects | Looper / Sampler | Type | sector |
| Technology | Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| TonePrint ecosystem | access to advanced parameters and TonePrint creation | Fade | adjustable |
| Function | sampled signal hold | Release / decay | adjustable |
| Infinite Mode | layering of an indefinite number of layers with gradual blending | Analog dry-through | yes |
| Configurable MASH foot control | latching or momentary | Included accessories | documentation |
| Sustain level | adjustable | Required power supply | 9 V |
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Questions frequently asked
Can the TC Electronic Infinite Mini create evolving soundscapes?
The Infinite mode allows stacking an unlimited number of layers, with a gradual blend between sustained sounds. The fade and decay settings control the arrival and fading of the soundscape. This approach is suitable for building drones and suspended chords.
Does the MASH footswitch work in momentary mode?
The MASH footswitch control is configurable in momentary mode, maintaining the effect only while pressed. A latching mode is also available: one press activates sustain, a second press releases it.
What power supply is required for this pedal?
A 9 V power supply is required.
Can the Infinite Mini be adjusted with TonePrint?
The TonePrint ecosystem provides access to advanced parameters and allows creating custom presets. The effect's response can thus be tailored, from a subtle pad to a more immersive soundscape.
Where should an Infinite sustain pedal be placed in the effects chain?
Placed before modulation, reverb, and delay effects, the pedal provides a harmonic foundation that downstream effects can transform. Installed further along the chain, it can sustain an already textured sound. The analog bypass preserves the original signal when the effect is off.
