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I have a few questions directed at Guillaume & the boys, but I thought it best to post here as the answers may well be helpful for other users as well...
Firstly, with the new 'Studio' style software, the input routing options have changed a bit & my first question is how exactly does the 'Amp + Line' option work with the VB-101? Does the amp signal feed channel A & the line signal feed channel B, or are both inputs fed to both channels so that you can have a blended amp/preamp signal that can be multi-cab'd/mic'd?
Secondly, I often want to compare preamps with patches that contain the power amp simulation with my actual amp using just speaker/micing impulses. Is it safe to leave my amp on when switching the VB-101 over to the 'Line' input? Up until now I have always been switching the amp off just to be on the safe side, but it is a bit of a pain in the arse doing this; so yeh, does the Amp still see the load safely even when the VB-101 is in Line In mode?
While we're on this subject, it would be real cool if there was a way to setup your patches with specific input sources instead of it being a global setting. I'd love to be able to run a multi-signal setup & simply toggle between patches on the VB-101 in order to simultaneously switch between the gear that I want to use & also the virtual setup I want within the Torpedo.
Thanks in advance Two Notes guys, looking forward to seeing what drops at Musikmesse this year! I'm currently using the VB-101 in the studio, but have yet to purchase a Torpedo for live use. I'm really hoping that you guys will have acted on my suggestion a while ago to bring out a CAB/Live style product that has a 'speaker thru' connection but without the load box. To my mind the load box just adds weight & cost without any real benefit in a live setting. I've always thought that the Torpedo Live was really more of a Torpedo 'Light' ideally suited to home studio use & the CAB is great if you're just using preamps. I personally think you should add a speaker through to the CAB & rename it the 'Live' & then call the current live the 'Light' ...that'd make a lot more sense to my mind.
Firstly, with the new 'Studio' style software, the input routing options have changed a bit & my first question is how exactly does the 'Amp + Line' option work with the VB-101? Does the amp signal feed channel A & the line signal feed channel B, or are both inputs fed to both channels so that you can have a blended amp/preamp signal that can be multi-cab'd/mic'd?
Secondly, I often want to compare preamps with patches that contain the power amp simulation with my actual amp using just speaker/micing impulses. Is it safe to leave my amp on when switching the VB-101 over to the 'Line' input? Up until now I have always been switching the amp off just to be on the safe side, but it is a bit of a pain in the arse doing this; so yeh, does the Amp still see the load safely even when the VB-101 is in Line In mode?
While we're on this subject, it would be real cool if there was a way to setup your patches with specific input sources instead of it being a global setting. I'd love to be able to run a multi-signal setup & simply toggle between patches on the VB-101 in order to simultaneously switch between the gear that I want to use & also the virtual setup I want within the Torpedo.
Thanks in advance Two Notes guys, looking forward to seeing what drops at Musikmesse this year! I'm currently using the VB-101 in the studio, but have yet to purchase a Torpedo for live use. I'm really hoping that you guys will have acted on my suggestion a while ago to bring out a CAB/Live style product that has a 'speaker thru' connection but without the load box. To my mind the load box just adds weight & cost without any real benefit in a live setting. I've always thought that the Torpedo Live was really more of a Torpedo 'Light' ideally suited to home studio use & the CAB is great if you're just using preamps. I personally think you should add a speaker through to the CAB & rename it the 'Live' & then call the current live the 'Light' ...that'd make a lot more sense to my mind.