TonePrint

Name: TonePrint
Rating: 2.6 (174 reviews)
Author: TC Electronic

By: TC Electronic

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Features & Capabilities

The TonePrint Chrome Extension puts TC Electronic's TonePrint library at your fingertips for your guitar. Beam TonePrints into your pickup, reassign knob functions, tweak parameters, and explore tones from pedals and artists. It supports Bluetooth for Plethora X5, X3, and X1, delivering fast, flexible, and intuitive tone exploration.

Key features include cached TonePrints for quick access, no extra cables, and a completely free experience with no in-app purchases. Browse by pedal or artist, save favorites for instant recall, and rely on regular updates with new TonePrints. Note: some pedals may require a firmware update—see tcelectronic.com/toneprints for details.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

TC Electronic

Rating:

2.60

(174)

Version:

4.6.18 Last updated: 2025-04-01

Version code:

873543935

Creation date:

2011-11-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

73.24MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 150,732 ▼ 157

Other platforms

TonePrint (v4.6.17-merge.1+4fc72574)

384,690 2.69

(3,775)

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Developed by:

TC Electronic

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/toneprint/id432767616

Website:

http://www.tcelectronic.com/toneprint-app

User Reviews

TonePrint for iOS is easy to use and offers a broad tone library with powerful customization when it works. However, it is plagued by repeated reliability problems: Bluetooth connection failures to pedals, frequent crashes, and poor preservation of TonePrints across reinstalls. Online updates and online mode are often inaccessible, forcing offline workarounds. These issues degrade live performance and long-term workflow, though some users experience stable operation on certain devices.

Pros

Easy to use / intuitive interface when the app works.
Large library of tones and presets to explore.
TonePrint features enable deep customization and great tones when functional.

Cons

Frequent Bluetooth connectivity issues between the app and pedals leading to failed pairing or control.
App crashes and instability (crashes on launch or during use).
No reliable export/back up of TonePrints; presets can be lost on reinstall and hard to transfer between devices.
Online mode and firmware updates are often unavailable; offline mode limits updates.
Limited bidirectional syncing; can't always see or re-load which TonePrints are loaded on the pedal.

Recent reviews

The app is great, when it connects, which is about 50% of the time. It eventually will connect, but you often have to turn your Bluetooth on and off (on phone and/or pedal) before it connects. You’ll want to do all your testing and pedal setup before your session or performance- definitely not on the fly- it’s way too undependable. Hopefully TC can sort this out. It has so much potential!

by Sh*****, 2026-05-27

Every three or four months, I try and update the firmware and get access to the TonePrint app. As of April 2026, I still can’t access TonePrint in an online mode, which is necessary to update firmware. I’ve tried doing it on my laptop, it never connects. I used to be able to access the TonePrint app on my iPhone, and now it gives me an off-line access, which doesn’t let me do anything. I like in this application to a very soft bowel movement. Avoid this plethora one product like the plague.

by sm*****, 2026-04-16

This app is buggy and presents constant issues. But outside of the software being sub par, there are two MAJOR issues with it. First, there is no way to export TonePrints. Many issues with the app require deleting it and re-downloading it. So guess what, you lose all your TonePrints (presets). I’ve had to sit there and take screenshots of my settings so I could find a way to repeat them, which is insane. Additionally, the app communicates to the pedal, but not the other way around. E.g. if you have a Plethora X1 and load 14 different TonePrints into the slots, there’s no way to later figure out what you loaded into the pedal. You just have to remember, or name your TonePrints in a way that helps. My app currently isn’t connecting to my pedals, so I will have to delete and download it again, thus losing all of my presets. In 2026 this is beyond sub par.