TC Electronic Mastering 6000 Basic Operation - Engine - Edit Page

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ENGINE - EDIT PAGE

Fader Group

Parameters/

Value fields

Output

Meters

Display 

function

indicator

Input

Meters

Library Frame and Engine Selectors

Name of the currently

recalled preset

Fader

Group

Selector

Parameter

Pages

Link key

Fine Adjust 

Mode

The Engine 1-4 Edit Pages

This is where you edit algorithm parameters.Parameters in

several algorithms are distributed on different pages. As

illustrated above the MD 5.1 has 6 pages: Main, Setup,

Expander, Compressor, Limiter and Output. Depending of

the quantity of parameters represented in the groups one

or more groups will be displayed. 

Basic operation

• Press E1 to E4 to select Engine. Parameters for the 

recalled algorithms are instantly available for editing.

• Select a parameter group. In the example above - a MD 

5.1 algorithm - the groups are Main, Setup, 

Expander, Compressor, Limiter and Output.

• All parameters are assigned to the Fader Groups. Select 

Fader Group using the Fader Group selector.

Any parameter can further be assigned to Fader 6 at any time .

Fader User Group - Assign key

By pressing the Fader Group Selector Up key you enter

the User group. In this group you can assign any 

parameter to any Fader. The User Fader group is stored

with a preset.

• Press the Link key.

• Select the Fader you wish to link a parameter to, by 

pressing the field just above the fader.

• Press the parameter you wish to link to the selected 

fader.

Bypass

The Bypass key will respond in different ways depending

on the recalled algorithm. See specific algorithm description.

In some algorithms the Bypass will work as a mute 

function.

Naming a Preset

• Press the Name field. A keyboard will pop up. 

(See the “Naming display” section).

• Type in the new name.

• Press Enter.

Parameter value - Fine Adjust

Any parameter value can be adjusted in two accuracies.

A Normal and a Fine Adjust - mode. To switch between the

two modes press the Value Fields above the faders. 

As shown in the illustration the Fine Adjust mode will be

indicated with two triangles in the value field.