Don't you dare telling everybody our little secret!!

This is the best comment I've read for years :)

All the options for studio and live

Hi, it's pretty standard to every Torpedo product we have: you can get the simulated line/DI out and sound on your speaker at the same time, yes. Just a note: what you get on your guitar speaker is NOT processed, it's the direct, untouched sound from your amp (unless you want some attenuation, but there is not processing apart from said attenuation).

Glad to hear you like it! If you have any specific questions, we are here to help! :)

Yeah? John Petrucci has a stereo rig. Pretty sure they play through line arrays. Stereo is so much better sounding than mono.

@@brettlingle He may have a stereo rig but I can tell you for a certainty that what comes out of the mains is in mono.

Ha ha thanks, Dilan from our team wrote it. :)

Hi @HubLocationSound - Thanks for the great suggestion - we will feed this back to the team for consideration now. This wouldn't necessarily reduce the latency as it would required a separate circuit / processing to transmit the audio - but, it is a great suggestion nonetheless!

Hey :) The captor X already has a load of features WoS doesn't have, like the twin tracker, stereo reverbs etc. The WoS doesn't have delays in it, and right now there are no plans to include delay lines in either product... but in the future, maybe.... :)

Hi Anthony, Ross from Two notes here. You can indeed - our licensing system lets you use all cabinets assigned to your license and is not tied by product. This also means that you can use all the cabinets accrued via hardware purchases in our Wall of Sound Software as well! The app can only be used on one product at a time, however you can switch between devices in the devices panel / pane. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.

@@RossDaviesTwoNotes thanks Ross. Here’s a dumb one: I have a captorx 16ohm. Can i safely use the attenuator (setting 2 or 3) on my 8 ohm combo (amp and speaker)? Thanks (also, I missed the 50% off sale the Stinco Pack. Any possibility of an extension?…..

I keep everything plugged in. The headphone does not mute the outputs. To silence the connected cab, I switch the attenuator to lowest setting, which reduces my cab to a whisper. I cannot hear it unless everything else is turned off.

Hi Andrew, BlendIR and WoS are going under the knife this summer!

Hello Tony, there will be more videos coming out in the future, including video tutorials.

TwoNotesTV That is fantastic, in fact, I went to your website and had a question which was answer in less than 24 hours. Before I purchase a product many times, I email support to see how long it takes to get an answer. That was impressive I always need to know that I can buy with confidence. Thanks again!

Hi, CAB M is designed to work with line level instruments (like a preamp, or even with an instrument plugged direct), while Captor X expect an amp signal. Captor X would be close to CAB M + Captor but still there are some differences. I believe there are some articles about that in the Two notes Knowledge base: support.two-notes.com/knowledgebase.php?article=352

Do you know what the impedance of the speaker you use with it is?

@@TwoNotestv It has Single 12” 8-ohm Celestion V-Type speaker. Is this the info that you were looking for?

@@flightopssupportcell1770 - sounds like you need an 8 ohm Captor X to me, with the amp set at 8 :)

@@TwoNotestv Sweet! Appreciate the help! So in the future you need to match the impedance of the speaker to the thing you're looking at plugging into it? Many thanks for your help!

Yep, just interrupt the signal from the amp to the speakers :)

Hey Charles - your best bet is to contact our help desk, they'll get to the bottom of this ASAP! support.two-noes.com

Ross from Two notes here, thanks so much for getting in touch. In order to use this with your Quad Cortex you would need to add a power amp to your signal chain as the Captor X / SE is designed to accept a Speaker level signal from an amplifier. The optimal signal chain would be Quad Cortex > Power Amplifier > Captor X. If you wanted to use a Real Amp, you would simply need to go from the Amp's Speaker Output to the Red Nut input of the Captor X and then connect the XLR outputs of the Captor X to your interface! Let us know if you have any questions concerning this!

Hi Phillip, Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for reaching out. For a completely un-coloured signal, lining into the non-preamp inputs is a good solution. However, we always suggest to experiment as a touch of preamp colour may add that certain something to your tone! :)

Yep

You can, it's called impedance mismatch and is OK, within reason. "one step" away like you are thinking about is fine - we recommend you read the article in our blog about it first though (although this is centered around mismatching the amp and captor)! Worth noting, if you are using attenuation at all, the impedance of the cabinet doesn't matter. www.two-notes.com/en/knowledge-base/can-i-mismatch-the-impedance-of-the-amp-and-load-box/

Hey Will, with |Torpedo Remote you have complete control of the presets - you can make your own and have it sound just like you want it to!

@@TwoNotestv OK after connecting it to my lap top it got easier. Now I am trying to decide which headphones to get. I only have earbuds right now. Are the output levels more prone to distortion because I'm using an adapter with earbuds?

Okay, add a few hundred more dollars for the few more months of r and d that will go into that.

Use the loop in your amp

@@tactlacker I'm using the effects loop on my Mesas and it works perfectly.

You'll find a way!

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Hi Jakub, like everybody else we are navigating the issues created by the virus on our supply chain. We now hope to get the first units at the end of April and they will go to the store as fast as possible after that.

Hello Jimmy - Dilan from Two notes here. Yes, it is normal that you need to engage the IN LEVEL switch with your MESA. A 25W amp outputs a high-level electrical signal, that is high enough to clip the input of the audio processor. The IN LEVEL switch only impacts the level of the signal going into the audio processor and not the level sent to the attenuator/speaker output.

@@dilanhookoomsing9876 thank you! I really appreciate the awesome response and information!

Hello. Yes it will.

We stopped updating it when MAC systems went on a new way of doing things, as we have a new version on the way within the new GENOME system - will be out shortly :)

Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for getting in touch and we're so sorry to hear you are experiencing issues here. Can we confirm you are using the cable supplied with the Captor X as part of the box contents please?

@@RossDaviesTwoNotes the cable that came with the unit didn't work.. I bought another data cable it works. support noted they would post me another cable as a spare. Thanks

@@robinstahlbaum9813 Noted and thanks for letting me know - I am glad to hear this is resolved for you now!

Attenuation is a hardware 'thing', it can't be changed by software only unfortunately.

TwoNotesTV ohh. Ok.

You have the Torpedo Studio right now and other more expensive solutions on the market. We MAY make a 16 Ohms version in the future though, follow Two notes FB page/newsletter. ;)

Guillaume Pille I wanna buy the 8ohms one to cover more ground. I also got EVH heads that are ohm switchable, but some of my cabs are 16, my question is, can it be placed in between a head or that’s pushing 8ohms and a 16ohm cab?

Ross from Two notes here. Thanks for getting in touch. Captor X requires a power amp feed to operate and you could damage the unit by feeding it a standard line level signal. You might be better purchasing a Captor (non-X) which was engineered to work in Tandem with the C.A.B. M+. Let me know if you have any questions concerning this!

@@RossDaviesTwoNotes thanks for the heads up. That’s what I will do then! Any plans to release a cab M with Midi and a load box? That would be my ideal product. Thanks for the quick response!

@@rickyjester123 Thanks for getting back to me. Great stuff! Well, a Captor X is kind of a C.A.B. M+ with MIDI and a Reactive load, however I see what you mean - essentially a Captor X that can take a line level signal as well as a Speaker Level Signal. Consider this fed back to our development team!

You do not NEED a cabinet, it's a load box. But you can plug one in if you want to. ;)

@@guillaumepille AWESOME!! Thnx Guillaume love all your products lml

Maybe one day :)

I'm trying to figure out the same thing

Hi, the Torpedo Live is rack-mountable, has a line input, an SPDIF output, and a screen. The Live is a mono unit so there will be no double tracking implemented to it. The Space is a parameter that controls different parameters of spatialization (the width of the stereo field, the dry/wet of the reverb or the delay of the twin tracker).

@@TwoNotestv amazing thank you

The effects are only applied to the DI out, not the speaker cabinet out!

hello Richard. You cannot use Torpedo Captor X with preamp pedals because there is no line input. It will work with solid state amps as long as they are not over 100w RMS.

You don't need a mixer or a soundcard, you can connect powered monitor directly to the outputs, absolutely. :)

Hello. yes it is designed to handle 100w amps. We have thoroughly tested the Torpedo Captor X here with different high powered amps ( Marshall Super Lead, EVH 5150 III, Revv Generator 120).

​@@TwoNotestvmaybe a dumb question but will it work for 15 watt, 30 watt and 50 watt amps as well or is the power rating strictly for 100 watts

@@Alchemyrecordingstudioatl it also works for 15, 30 and 50 watt amps. It works with any tube amp from 1W to 100w RMS power.

100W is the MAX power you can send to the Captor X, anything UNDER 100W is totally fine. :)

Hi MySixStringBichSustain - Ross from Two notes here. It's not really what the product was intended for, however the CAB M+ might be more relevant for your situation. It features pre- and power-amp emulations as well as our DynIR technology and studio-grade post effects. www.two-notes.com/en/torpedo-series/torpedo-cab-m/

@@RossDaviesTwoNotes Thank you!Looking at it now!

They do offer a 16Ohm unit if you haven't bought one yet.

Are you planning on using it with a cabinet or without? If you are using it with, match the head and cab to the Captor X... if not using a cab, either will do, just make sure you are using the correct impedance out of your amp

@@jasonpwilding I might get a cab later, but for now I was going to use it for direct recording into a daw. I assume I still have to run the load box output to an audio interface before the daw? Is the usb on the captor only used for loading IR's into the captor? Thanks for the reply to my first question.

@@TractorMonkeywithJL Yep :)

The size of the updates means it would take hours and hours... as the technology improves, you can be certain it's something we REALLY want to make available!

Thanks for reaching out. Ross from Two notes here. There is a USB cable supplied in the box which you can use to connect the Captor X to your computer. Let us know if there is anything else we can clarify for you today!

@@RossDaviesTwoNotes I got from the video that you can control this unit from computer via USB, but can you divert stereo audio signal into computer through USB connection, or you need to go with XLR cables into separate audio interface?

@@kornelijekovac9793 Thanks for getting back to me. Captor X does not feature Audio over USB so you will need to line the XLR outputs into your audio interface. Please let me know if there is anything else I can clarify for you today!

Hi, not really: CAB M has a line input, but Captor X has midi control and stereo out (with stereo FX).

It's possible to use it this way, it changes the attenuation ratio a little. Just make sure you put your Amp on 8 if you remove your cabinet.

Guillaume Pille Thanks for your Response :) But it doesn‘t affect the tone of the IR‘s right?

Nope you will be good.

Guillaume Pille thx so much! sorry for being anoying, but do you know if i can use my own IR‘s in twintracker mode?

@@muertemuchete7379 yes Sir!

Hi Antonio, the Torpedo Live is rack-mountable, has a line input, an SPDIF output and a screen. The Torpedo Live is road-proven, check out the Slipknot video dropped last week on this channel.

REmote is just a controller for the hardware, so it is a standalone app. If you want a plug in, we have the Wall of Sound :)

Hello Joseph, the Torpedo Captor X is not an audio interface. You will connect the Captor X to your interface with the XLR outputs. The USB port on the unit is dedicated to the communication with Torpedo Remote software. There is no audio that transit through the USB.

hello Dennis. Due to the current Coronavirus situation, the Torpedo Captor X is scheduled to be available at the beginning of April. Kind regards.

Bonjour Claude-Etienne, le format BT utilisé est le BT LE, ce format ne sait transférer que des données, pas de l'audio. IL n'y a pas de possibilité d'ajouter une communication audio. Je vous recommande de trouver une petite mixette qui sera probablement même plus pratique pour réaliser cette fonction.

@@guillaumepille Merci Guillaume. Y en a-t-il une que vous recommanderiez qui conviendrait pour celà?

difficile à dire, il y en a à tous les budgets. Si je prends mon cas en exemple, à la maison j'utilise un vieux Mackie Big Knob qui est avant un contrôleur de monitoring mais il peut recevoir 4 sources et a une bonne sortie casque. En salon j'ai des petites Midas DM12 qui sont très bien, mais plus grosses.

Torpedo Captor X is designed to work with amps that have an 8ohm speaker output. When connecting a cabinet at the SPEAKER OUTPUT of the Torpedo Captor X, there are 2 cases : if the Volume Level of the Torpedo Captor X is on FULL, the impedance shown to the amp is the cabinet's (4, 8 or 16 ohms depending on your cabinet). If you put the Volume Level selector on LOW position or halfway, it is the Torpedo Captor X's impedance (8 ohms) that is shown to the amp. Torpedo Captor X works with all types of speakers.

TwoNotesTV does that mean, you can‘t attenuate the signal, if you are using a 16 or 4 ohms cabinet or does it mean i have to switch the amp to 8 ohms for attenuating a 16 or 4 ohm cabinet?

@@muertemuchete7379 yes if you are using the attenuator of the Torpedo Captor X yo will switch your amp to 8 ohms for your 4 or 16 ohms cabinets.

TwoNotesTV thx

Hey there I’m gonna jump in on this and really clarify for me... I have a victory V40 head which has 4, 8 and 16 ohm options. So I could go with the Captor X to the 8ohm speaker out of my head and then out of the Captor X into my 16ohm speaker cab and use the Captor X for attenuation? Thanks

Hi Jean Luc, 549eur/549US$

@@guillaumepille thanks sir...

it helps to ask better questions :)

Thanks for reaching out Anthony - can we ask what your concern with the attenuator is please? Thanks so much!

@@TwoNotestv glad you asked! Here are some option from simplest to most complex: 1-revoice the attenuator completely (keep existing levels but offer users a selection of voices which they can install via two notes software) The exisisting voices are too treble and not representative of what an actual cab sounds like 2- Same as option 1 but also provide user selectable attenuation levels other than the default 3-offer the option to use one of the dials on the front as an eq for the existing attenuation 4-same as above but allow a second dial to fine tune each attenuation levels for position 2 and 3 (ie 2 variable levels of attenuation) 4- similar to above except one dial for the 3 attenuator positions (position 1: O to -10db, pos 2 -11 to -20db pos 3 -21 to whatever) and another dial a global EQ I truly believe that if you offered a firmware update allowing an attenuator revoice, there would be great user uptake. Thanks for listening and thanks for what I feel is a remarkable product. Merci Bien 🇨🇦

@@anthonysilva5312 Thanks for the feedback! Consider this fed back to our development team! :)

You don't need to really, mine stays on all the time!

Hi, some things can't be done from a phone or tablet, such as updating a unit or loading new cabinets (DynIRs or IRs). Bluetooth doesn't allow for large files transfer (or it takes forever). Only a windows or MacOS computer using USB can do that.

@@guillaumepille Appreciate the answer mate, thank you. That sucks for me then haha. Oh well...

Hi, we have been selling that type of products since 2008 and have tenth of thousands of units out there. And a lot of satisfied customers. Did you have an issue with your amp and a Two notes product maybe?

@@guillaumepille so why do you pay people to bullshit on your behalf?

@@somethingoff1327 could you please elaborate and tell me what this is about?

@@guillaumepille look in the mirror

Good afternoon, Ross from Two notes here - please feel free to reach out to us on our Help Desk and I will be more than happy to discuss your concerns with you in more detail.

Guillaume Pille Hi , Thank you. Let me have a read. I already have a CAB working with an AMT amp pedal. But would be nice to have a loadbox with all other features of CAB M. Just wanna fully understand the overlap of features, so that I can decide if I should sell my CAB M or it can work together with captor X. Cheers

@@mellowmonsoon278 Having both units could make sense if sometimes you want to use your amp, and sometimes just your pedals. Maybe having an analog Captor + CAB M would be a good option for you, unless you are seduced by the sexyness of the exclusive Captor X features. ;)

Hi Fabio, of course you can connect the two XLR outs to your monitors, the level is high enough to drive them.

@@guillaumepille unfortunately my alesis elevate 5 dont have xlr input but only 1/4 jack

@@fabiol.9161 XLR -> 1/4 TRS jack is a pretty standard cable that you can easily find online if your local store doesn't have any. :) There is not signal issue, just get the right cables. ;)

@@guillaumepille ok thank you very much.