Two notes Audio Engineering Torpedo Captor X User Manual page 13

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4.2.1 Cabinet choice
4.2.2 Microphone choice
All Two notes Virtual Cabinets come with an individual collection of 8 microphones specifically
matched to the cabinet. You access the list of microphones by clicking in the blue window above the
fader of the mic channel. Microphones are described by their technology: DYN is a dynamic
microphone, CND is a condenser microphone and RBN is a ribbon mic.
4.2.2.1 Positioning
You can move the microphones anywhere in the trapezoid highlighted area, in front
or behind the cabinet. Select Mic A or Mic B with the switch and move the microphone
with your mouse (when using a computer) or your finger (when using a mobile
device) by pressing on the mic or the mic stand.
4.2.2.2 Mic A / Mic B
Use the fader to set the volume level, front/back switch to place the mic in front or
behind the cabinet, Bypass button to send an unprocessed signal (B), Mute button
(M), Phase button, Distance and Axis knob to position the mic.
4.2.3 Shaping your tone
Torpedo Captor X has many tools to polish your sound before going to the Public Address system (PA)
or the audio interface.
4.2.3.1 Noise gate
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To create a preset, first select a cabinet. Torpedo
Captor X comes with a collection of 32 Virtual Cabinets
already loaded into the internal memory. Click on the
blue screen or the arrow (next to it) to access the list of
cabinets in your Torpedo Captor X. You can filter the
results by showing Bass or Guitar cabinets. You can
choose to see only the cabinets stored in the unit by
selecting "Torpedo". You can preview cabinets included
in your license that are stored in your computer by
selecting "Computer". Audition any cabinets from the
Two notes Store by selecting "Online".
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