NAMM 2020: Torpedo Captor X from Two Notes Audio Engineering
Reactive load box, DI and much, much more
Two Notes Audio Engineering's new Torpedo Captor X · Source: Two Notes Audio Engineering
Torpedo Captor X from Two Notes Audio Engineering has smart phone control · Source: Two Notes Audio Engineering
The new Torpedo Captor X from Two Notes Audio Engineering is an all-in-one reactive load box, tube amp attenuator, cab simulator, IR loader and stereo expander. Perfect for guitarists that need a flexible recording and live solution for their guitar tone.
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The brand new Torpedo Captor X will allow users to go directly to either a PA or an audio interface, making it perfect for DAW use. It comes with studio-grade cabinet simulations using Two Notes Virtual Cabinets and is also able to handle 3rd party impulse responses.
Torpedo Captor X
The unit is also a reactive load box as well as a tube amp attenuator, so players can simply plug in and crank their tube amps to their heart’s content without going deaf. And in case you want to use your high-wattage tube amp in silence, simply plug in your headphones.
Torpedo Captor X from Two Notes Audio Engineering has smart phone control · Source: Two Notes Audio Engineering
Twin Tracker
There’s also the Twin Tracker feature, which is a real-time double tracker and a handy stereo reverb, with three routing options – Stereo, Dual Mono and Dry / Wet. The Torpedo Captor X can also pair with your smart phone, tablet, computer or MIDI controller for even more options.
This looks amazing and could be a great tool for working musicians. I love it!
You really need to follow my link below to read up on all its features, as it has a ton of applications and the price is very reasonable for so much useful stuff in one box.
RRP – USD 549
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