TC Electronic announces 'Blink And You'll Miss It' TonePrint Shredder Campaign -

TC Electronic announces 'Blink And You'll Miss It'TonePrint Shredder Campaign -

TC Electronic hasannounced the next step in their TonePrint program via the releaseof a package of TonePrints created by TonePrints shred powerhousesPaul Gilbert, John Petrucci, SteveMorse, Doug Aldrich and John 5. TheseTonePrints are available free of charge via TC's website or thefree TonePrint app for iOS and Android.

To celebrate all things shred, TC Electronic will host agiveaway from September 11th through October 1st on their FaceBookpage. Up for grabs are a Dreamscape pedal signed by John Petrucciplus a Hall Of Fame Reverb and a Flashback delay signed by SteveMorse.

John 5 makes his debut on this TonePrint lineup presenting anice and pristine clean chorus aptly called 'Clean Chorus' and ahauntingly, eerie sound called 'Warble Chorus'.

Paul Gilbert brings the sweet lush tones of his Triple CaramelApple chorus TonePrint and the rich spacyness of his OtisFieldsgood Reverb TonePrint.

Steve Morse brings his own unique Delay TonePrint, whichperfectly replicates the sound Steve uses live and in the studio.Also included in this package is Steve's Reverb TonePrint that'saimed at big open sounds and a Spring Reverb TonePrint.

John Petrucci brings a crunch Vibrato for the Shaker Vibratopedal, a clean Chorus and a crunch Chorus for Corona Chorus or hissignature Dreamscape pedal and a very cool Flanger TonePrint.

Rounding out the shredder package is Doug Aldrich, whocontributes with a great sounding Delay TonePrint and a fastVibrato TonePrint.

Tore Mogensen, Product Manager for Guitar at TCElectronic comments:

"This is kind of a personal thing for me, as my firstinspiration was all the shreddy guys. And even though I love allguitar music, shred has a special place in my heart. That said, Iknow that these TonePrints will appeal to all guitarists. They areutterly musical and very usable, also outside of a shred context,"he adds, laughing. "But don't be afraid to pick a TonePrint, breakout the metronome and blast out some 16th triplets if that's whatyou feel like!"