Connecting The Torpedo Studio - Two Notes Torpedo Studio User Manual

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configurations. In the GEAR, MIKING and Post FX sections, you will choose the configurations and
adjust the parameters. Simply click on these buttons to select the A or B channel.
The Torpedo Studio features a loadbox which is mono, but can handle either two Analog
Line or Digital inputs, or a combination of the amp and Line inputs. Please refer the the
Setup/Audio/Input menu for more information.
3.2.4 Post FX Section
When recording guitars or basses, it is common to apply a few effects to shape the sound before it is
sent to a PA or a recorder. In the Torpedo Studio you will find a 6-bands EQ filter (with guitar, bass
and parametric modes), a 2-bands exciter, a studio compressor and a tweakable reverb.
3.2.5 3rd Party Impulse Responses
The Torpedo Studio is capable of delivering the best guitar and bass tones by using the Torpedo
technology, but you can also embed impulse responses that you have purchased or downloaded for
free from 3rd-party developers, in WAV or AIFF formats. You can upload third-party IRs in the Torpedo
Studio, by way of the free Torpedo Remote software.
3.2.6 Create Your Own IR's
Download the free Torpedo BlendIR software from the
software you will be able to capture your own cabinet + microphone setup and embed its sound
signature into the Torpedo Studio.

4 Connecting the Torpedo Studio

The Torpedo Studio offers a solution for silent and quality sound capture in many situations. The
following illustrations show the most common situations the Torpedo Studio has been created for,
starting with the various routing options.
4.1 Torpedo Studio Quick Start
The Torpedo Studio is set up to be connected, right out of the box, to a guitar or a bass amplifier, and
used with headphones. You will just need a guitar or bass amplifier with a 4, 8 or 16 Ohm
Speaker Output and headphones.
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