Compact Sustain Pedal TC Electronic INFINITE MINI SAMPLE SUSTAIN

The TC Electronic INFINITE MINI SAMPLE SUSTAIN is a compact sustain pedal for guitarists and keyboard players who want sample-based sustain effects in a small footprint. Designed for live performance and studio use, this mini pedal holds and sustains a sampled signal to create drones, pads and extended notes. Its compact housing and straightforward controls make it easy to place on pedalboards or integrate into keyboard rigs while maintaining compatibility with standard instrument setups.

Advantages

This compact sustain pedal delivers sample-hold functionality that enables long, continuous tones without occupying much space on a pedalboard. The simple control layout supports quick adjustments during performance and reduces setup complexity. Built to work with standard instrument connections, the unit provides reliable response and consistent sustain behavior for both electric guitars and keyboards. The small form factor is especially useful for players with limited stage space or those who prefer minimalist rigs.

Suitable for

• Guitarists who need sustained drones and textures during live shows
• Keyboard players seeking sample-hold sustain for ambient passages
• Studio musicians creating layered pads and extended notes
• Pedalboard users with limited space

Key specifications

• Function: sample-based sustain / sample hold for sustained tones
• Form factor: compact mini pedal suitable for pedalboards and tight setups
• Compatibility: designed for use with electric guitars and keyboards via standard instrument connections
• Controls: straightforward control layout for immediate operation during performance
• Application: usable in live performance and studio recording for drones, textures and extended notes

How to use

Connect the INFINITE MINI SAMPLE SUSTAIN between your instrument and amplifier or into your effects chain as required. Engage the pedal to sample and hold a signal; release or toggle according to the desired sustained effect. Adjust the pedal within your signal chain to balance the sampled sustain with other effects and volume levels. The simple interface allows for quick on-stage changes and easy integration into existing setups.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, place the sustain pedal after time-based effects if you want the held sample to include delays or reverbs; place it before modulation effects if you prefer those to affect the sustained signal. Use a compact, stable mounting position on the pedalboard to avoid accidental switching during performance.