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James White says:
I have a Two Notes CaptorX. What is the best way to control the output volume via pedal or foot switch?
Hello, I own a Revv D20 guitar amplifier which comes with 6 Two Notes DynIR’s loaded. I have the ability to replace any or all of what came with the amp with other Two Notes DynIR’s using the Torpedo remote. I cannot figure out how to do it. I have tried several times (Amp is connect to Torpedo remote), I can see all the other DynIR’s I have purchased but I cannot figure out how to load them into the Revv D20. Can someone help me and/or explain how to do it?
Hi John, Ross from Two notes here! First pleased connect your Amp to the Desktop variant of Torpedo Remote and then navigate to the cabinet manager tab. Here you will be able to select which cabinets are installed on the unit from your library. Let us know if this helps and if there is anything else we can clarify, please let us know!
Using the built-in Two Notes Remote on my Revv G20, I get a serious volume increase when switching from the clean to the gain channel. How can I level the volume and SAVE it? I can tweak the microphone output, but for some reason it does not stick when you switch away from the channel, even if the preset is saved. It kind of makes Remote useless unless I want to use only one channel. For songs that have clean and gain parts, I can’t use Remote because of the crazy volume disparity.
Hi, Ross. I am not using MIDI, but I was able to figure it out and the REVV folks confirmed. The problem was that the amp cannot distinguish the preset level of one preset on both channels. I had to create two presets and then save each to the corresponding clean/gain channel. That did the trick. Thank you for your assistance. Robb
I have a Two Notes CaptorX. What is the best way to control the output volume via pedal or foot switch?
Hi James, Thanks for getting in touch. The best option would be via MIDI CC #24 – more info can be found in our user guide here:
https://wiki.two-notes.com/doku.php?id=torpedo_captor_x:torpedo_captor_x_user_s_manual
If you have any further questions, please dont hesitate to let us know and we will gladly assist!
Hello, I own a Revv D20 guitar amplifier which comes with 6 Two Notes DynIR’s loaded. I have the ability to replace any or all of what came with the amp with other Two Notes DynIR’s using the Torpedo remote. I cannot figure out how to do it. I have tried several times (Amp is connect to Torpedo remote), I can see all the other DynIR’s I have purchased but I cannot figure out how to load them into the Revv D20. Can someone help me and/or explain how to do it?
Hi John, Ross from Two notes here! First pleased connect your Amp to the Desktop variant of Torpedo Remote and then navigate to the cabinet manager tab. Here you will be able to select which cabinets are installed on the unit from your library. Let us know if this helps and if there is anything else we can clarify, please let us know!
Using the built-in Two Notes Remote on my Revv G20, I get a serious volume increase when switching from the clean to the gain channel. How can I level the volume and SAVE it? I can tweak the microphone output, but for some reason it does not stick when you switch away from the channel, even if the preset is saved. It kind of makes Remote useless unless I want to use only one channel. For songs that have clean and gain parts, I can’t use Remote because of the crazy volume disparity.
Hi Robb, Thanks for getting in touch. This is indeed very strange behaviour – may I confirm whether you are using any MIDI in your setup please?
Hi, Ross. I am not using MIDI, but I was able to figure it out and the REVV folks confirmed. The problem was that the amp cannot distinguish the preset level of one preset on both channels. I had to create two presets and then save each to the corresponding clean/gain channel. That did the trick. Thank you for your assistance. Robb
Great news! We are so pleased to hear this is sorted for you now!