User Manual

Configuring and using the TORPEDO PI-101 - Wall of Sound Edition
6 Presets
• Preset list: Click on the list to select the preset you want to load.
• SAVE: Click on the "SAVE" button to save the current preset.
• COMPARE: The "COMPARE" button controls an evolved comparison func-
tion developed by Two Notes Audio Engineering. Think about it as a tem-
porary set of parameters, re-initialized after each startup of the unit. It
can be used to quickly and easily compare two sets of parameters. It
can be compared to the "Clipboard" filled by the "Copy" function of our
personal computers.
The COMPARE workflow:
1. At startup, the normal set of parameters and the temporary one are the same.
2. You can switch between the temporary set and the normal one by briefly pressing the "COMPARE" button.
3. Any modification done on either the normal or the temporary set is saved respectively in the normal or
temporary set, without affecting the other. You have two separate sets of parameters at hand.
4. You can copy the normal set to the temporary one by pressing the "COMPARE" button for about 2 seconds.
The "COMPARE" button flashes, indicating the copy has been done. You can not copy the temporary set
to the normal one.
5. Any changes made in a parameters set (normal or temporary) are automatically saved in this set without
affecting the other. You have at your disposal, two different and separated parameters sets.
Let us consider an example:
1. Make sure the "COMPARE" button is off. Select a preset, do some modifications as desired: you now have
a certain set of parameters.
2. Save this current ("normal") set of parameters to the temporary one (see above). Now the two sets are
identical.
3. Do some more modifications, for example change the speaker model. Now the two sets are different: you
can hear the difference by switching between the two (see above).
Another interesting way to use this function: the temporary set of parameters is not dependent of a particular
preset. When on the normal set of parameters, if you load a preset, the content of the temporary set will not be
affected. Thus, you can copy a preset in the temporary set, then load a second one, and compare the two.
This forms a simple and fast way of comparing either a full preset to another, a modified preset to the original
one, or only a change in a single parameter.
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