Connecting the Torpedo VM-202
5. In your digital audio workstation (DAW) software, select the digital input for recording (please refer
to the user manual of your digital interface/software). You should hear the signal coming from the
VM-202.
You get an instant control over all the parameters of the VM-202 through the
USB connection
. It is also
useful to upload firmware updates, for preset backup, and to load new cabinet simulations. All of these
functions are addressed through the stand-alone
Torpedo Remote
.
1.3
On stage
On stage, we principally use analog inputs/outputs, which are for the moment, the most used in this con-
text. This configuration supposes that the musician listens to the VM-202 through a monitor system.
The guitar/bass preamplifier is plugged into the VM-202. It is also possible to insert an analog/digital
effects processor before the VM-202 (A position, closed to the effects loop placement) or after (B position,
like in a studio).
Big Preamp
1
0
2
3
4
6
5
1
A
B
Multi FX
1
0
Multi FX
1
0
1
Guitar or bass
3
MIDI Floorboard
5
Mixer
7
FX loop equivalent
2
Amplifier
4
TORPEDO VM-202
6
PA
8
Studio FX equivalent
Note that the musician can, with a MIDI floorboard, control the parameters (CONTROL CHANGE)
and/or the presets (PROGRAM CHANGE) of the VM-202. Please refer to part 5 for complete MIDI im-
plementation.
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