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Configuring and using the TORPEDO Live

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PERFORM mode

The PERFORM mode is the default mode you will see when first using the TORPEDO Live. You will have the

following information on screen:

• First line: preset name and number (between 01

and 00 corresponding to preset 100.

• Second line: Cabinet name (or IR name) and

output volume (OUT LEVEL between -95dB and

+12dB).

In this mode you can navigate in the presets and set the output volume of the machine. You will be in this

mode when playing without editing or modifying any parameter. This way you can have a fast access to the

volume in case you have to quickly lower or increase the volume in any situation.

We recommend first to search for a preset close to the sound you have in mind, then tweak the selected

preset in EDIT mode.

The preset name is limited to 12 letters or numbers. The authorized characters

are capital A to Z, 0 to 9 and space.

The various functions of the buttons in PERFORM mode are described in the following tab:

Button

Function

SETUP

Switch to SETUP mode

PRESET/PARAMETER

Navigate the preset

OUT LEVEL/VALUE

Set the output volume between -95dB and +12dB

HOLD TO SAVE/EDIT (hold)

Save a preset between 01 and 00 (preset 100)

HOLD TO SAVE/EDIT (toggle)

Switch to EDIT mode

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EDIT mode

In the EDIT mode, you will have access to all the parameters of a preset. The various functions of the buttons in

PERFORM mode are described in the following tab:

Bouton

Fonction

SETUP

Switch to SETUP mode

PRESET/PARAMETER

Navigate the parameters

OUT LEVEL/VALUE

Modify the selected parameter

HOLD TO SAVE/EDIT (hold)

Save a preset between 01 and 00 (preset 100)

HOLD TO SAVE/EDIT (toggle)

Switch to PERFORM mode

You will find three modules in the EDIT mode (Power Amp, Miking

and EQ), followed by the output volume of the preset (this volume

setting is saved with the preset, so you can adjust the levels in order

for the presets to be at comparable volumes).

You will see on the first line of the screen the module name and its current state (On, Off, level in dB for the

OUTPUT LEVEL)

Navigate through the modules with the PARAMETER encoder. A module is activate when it’s On, you can

change the module state with the VALUE encoder. Once the module is On, you gain access to the module

parameters.

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