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Hello @Leveraged Sellout - this article from Apple will give you all the information you need regarding Logic and the direct monitoring https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/logicpro/lgcpbfbefa96/mac There is no benefit or loss in having the Fryette before or after the Captor X - as you will...

Hello @Leveraged Sellout , yes the red LED is not related to the load box. It is only linked to the audio processor, and the signal fed to it and out of it. As the audio processor deals with the digital signal it is of the utmost importance that no clipping happens there, be it at the input or...

Hello @Leveraged Sellout Here are the answers to your questions: 1. Yes, only Wall of Sound can load Two notes DynIRs in Logic. 2. Yes, you can use Wall of Sound in real time - this is done by setting the direct monitoring function on the recording track in Logic. This is an independent...

The red LED does not give any indication about the temperature in the unit - it is only linked to the audio processor of the Captor X to indicate input or output clipping issues. If the unit has an issue with the audio processor, it will use the red LED will flash steadily. Regarding the heat -...

Hello @Arnold , Dilan from Two notes here. When you import a Wall of Sound preset into the Captor X, only the cabinet and mic info of the first cabinet in Wall of Sound (on the pair of cabinets loaded in wall of sound, the one on the left channel) is imported through Torpedo Remote. As the EQ...

Hello @Leveraged Sellout , Dilan from Two notes here :) I'll try to be as complete as possible regarding the fan of the Captor X. As you have been informed, the fan is passive and is powered by the incoming signal. The fan is triggered by the signal - when the signal reaches a certain level the...

Hello @Dane Collins, Technically Option N°2 of your initial message will work. When the 4CM switch on ReVolt is positioned on I (ON), the signal will go either through the Revv's preamp (no channel activated on ReVolt) or through ReVolt's channels when one is active. As @DTMguitar has outlined...

Hello, Torpedo Captor, Live and Reload share a very similar design regarding the load box. All 3 have a passive reactive load that is designed to mimic the impedance response (that changes depending on the frequency) of a speaker when loading an amp - not a fixed impedance such as a resistive...

Hello @AnyNameYouWish The SD card can not load DynIRs. It can only load 3rd party IRs in .wav format. The DynIR cabinets are only loadable in the internal memory of the pedal that has 32 slots. It is not possible to extend the internal memory with the SD card. The SD card will allow you to...

Hello @bxlgotham In order to be able to diagnose the issue remotely we will need elements from you, and have the technical team pitch in. Can you please submit a ticket on the Two notes helpdesk (support.two-notes.com) ? Can you please attach the image you provided above, as well as a video...

Hello @bxlgotham - thank you for the back image of your setup. I see in the photo that you have tested with an XLR to TRS jack cable. When you have everything connected, do you have sound in the physical cabinet connected to the SPEAKER OUT? The level is controled by the SPEAKER knob on the...

Hello @miniboogee , the MIDI allows to change any Torpedo parameters. You will get the implementation chart in this article: https://support.two-notes.com/knowledgebase.php?article=419

Hello @fatherjacques can you please submit a ticket on the Two notes helpdesk (support.two-notes.com) and attach the logfile of Torpedo Remote to the ticket. Here is how to create the logfile in the software https://support.two-notes.com/knowledgebase.php?article=345 I have seen from your...

Hello @greghoward45 As @mcstinger already said, if you are using the SPEAKER THRU of the captor to connect the cabinet, set your amp's output impedance to 8 Ohms. If you use the SPEAKER ATT, set your amp's output to 16 Ohms so it matches the Captor's impedance. The impedance of the cabinet...

Hello @Torp42. Thank you for the files. I have forwarded the elements to the engineering team. I will keep focus on the helpdesk ticket as from now so it is easier to follow for everyone.

Hello @Torp42 I have seen your ticket on the Two notes helpdesk. I will reply to it very soon. I'll have the technical team look at your ticket on the helpdesk as they can pitch in there. Kind regards.

Hello @richaxes . When the attenuator is engaged, the internal design of the Captor X makes the amp only see the impedance of the load box, regardless of the impedance of the cabinet connected to the SPEAKER OUT of the Captor X.

Hello @richaxes in the setup: "16 ohm cab plugged into the Captor's speaker output ONLY when Volume Level is set to mid or low to avoid mismatch ❓- it this safe or can I hurt the Captor with this?" Your amp is perfectly safe, as well as the Captor X. The impedance of the cabinet does not matter...

Hello @V-man 1. the XLR outputs can be used with an XLR to TRS jack to connect to pedals that have TRS jack inputs, or to line inputs of audio interfaces. You can use an XLR to TS cable to connect to a regular guitar pedal, however this setup might induce noise to your signal. The best is to...

Hello @V-man It is absolutely prohibited to use a Y cable from your speaker outputs to connect 2 amps to one Captor X. Everything will be damaged. You must use an A/B amp box - not a regular A/B box for pedals because these kind of units are not sized to handle high electrical levels like the...