Tutorial: How To Record Guitars With A Two Notes Captor
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video I go over how to record and process guitars using the Two Notes Captor and the included plugin Wall of Sound.
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I've watched most of the Captor X videos to learn the cable connections, and NONE of them show how to connect! They all start their videos with cables already connected... very frunstrating! PLUS this is the only video that shows the routing and recording with Wall of Sound within the DAW!! BEST Captor video youtube! Thank you!!
This is the best tutorial I've seen so far. Well done
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for dumbing this down for dummies like me. I was stumped on how to power this thing and was scared I was going to fry it on accident! Today I learned power can go through an XLR cable.
Thank you for this great video. This will be very helpfu! I just bought a Two Notes Torpedo because I could never get a real tube amp tone with my Helix Native plugin, but I have a question; I would like to run the amp into my Logic Pro DAW and through Helix so that I can use the great many Helix effects, but not its amps. Can you tell me how you are doing this? Do you just create a patch with no amp of cabs? Not sure how to approach this.
Thanks. I will need this when setting up my torpedo next week.
Potentially one of the best tutorials on RUclips, but VERY out of sync. I was wondering for a bit what I was missing until I realized what was happening.
This would be a really great video, but it's really out of sync. Would love to see an updated version of this.
Great tutorial. I've been looking at a captor to record my amp.
Thanks for the help! I highly recommend this video!
Correct and accurate tutorial ! Cheers from Bosnia :)
oh man this would be such an amazing tutorial if the audio and video were in synch. Is there any way to see an updated version of this?
Yeah I am thinking about just redoing it, since I have also learned a bunch since then.
@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 the tones you got here are great
@@Stagyar-Zil-Doggo Thanks, I might also just try to find the footage and edit it again so it matches up.
Do you ever use the ATT out to a cab while recording?
Thanks for the tutorial. I will be getting my captor today. Was just wondering how you monitor the sound? Also do you have any latency when you do so as you would be using software monitoring with the WoS plugin. Thanks again.
I just use my computer monitors or headphones from my audiointerface. Maybe throw on a bit of reverb if you use it to practice. I also use the -20 db output to a cabinet when I am just practicing, but not recording. Just running some IR loader, like Two Notes Wall of sound or any other one, does not give me any latency issues. If I have a ton of other plugins running, they may introduce latency. I found that especially multiband compressors introduce latency, so track without and apply afterwards if you need that in your mix. Thanks for watching
@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 Thanks for the reply. I have been a Kemper user for a while. Just got my first tube amp really. Will be getting the captor today. Wanted to use the wall of sound plugin with logic. Just for practice and playback. Not really planning on tracking at the moment. Very helpful video.
Thanks a lot!!
This video is confusing because it appears that you have mismatched the synchronicity between the video capture and the narration. Am I the one at fault here and the world is just a confusing place for a chap like me or did you actually miss this mistake? Would love closure on this one and perhaps a redo of this tutorial if I'm right. Like your work though... wouldn't be putting this much effort into this comment otherwise.
Hi Lars, where exactly do you have the mismatched synchronicity between video and narration? I just rewatched and it seems fine to me? But please point it out to me, and I might redo this tutorial. It is my first recording tutorial, so there is a chance I messed up ;)
Hi Rasmus,
Thanks for the reply. To be clear, the beginning of the video where you demonstrate the hardware setup is flawless. I'm purely talking about the software demonstration part and I'll explain.
The software demo seems to start off fine and it looks to be in sync but the first clue that it's not is at 4:38 when you first play back the audio - you'll notice that the track timeline cursor remains stationary. Evidence mounts up when you get to 4:50 and the timeline cursor finally gets going (independent of any audio output). It appears that your audio is about 12 seconds ahead of your video. The de-sync remains throughout the video until you speak direct to cam at the end.
I can highlight more giveaways if you want but I'll leave it here as I think this might be enough to convince you to take a closer look.
@@Larshhhh Ah yes, I totally see what you mean, yeah that is pretty horrible, I guess you become blind to it when you have done the video yourself- I will try and do a new video where I don't mess up :D thanks for the tip
Ahh you see it, cool, I'm not out of touch. I was gonna post more markers for you if you didn't believe but suffice to say the gap gets wider as the video goes on. My only guess as to the cause would be a sample rate mismatch as something similar happened to me in Reaper once.
Anyway I'm looking at getting a Captor along with a micro Orange or Joyo and clearly explained vids like yours will really help. Cheers.
@@Larshhhh Yeah it was also the first time I did a screen capture while also getting the sound and that by itself is a whole mess - to start with I got a lot of clicks and pops, but ended with it sounding good, but apparently the video rendered out of time.
thanks for this demo0 bro,, can i plugin 2 4x12 cabs same time through or silent?
There is only one output on the captor, so you would have to connect the cabinets in serial, so one cable from captor to cab 1, then cable from cab 1 to cab 2, but not all cabinets are wired to alle for this.
HI-Z n or MIC or LINE IN in audio devices ??
If you use XLR to XLR cable from the Captor to the audio interface it should be fine. Then it will be to mic level. If you go from the line out (so jack to jack cable) then it will be line level which is a little hotter (higher volume). One is not better than the other, it is just more options for you to connect with.
Question: when recording are you silent or can you hear what you're playing?
Fantastic walkthrough. So many others assume we already know how to connect these things.
So, it can`t be like a DI box ?
No just captures amp sound, although technically you could record your amp clean then use that as DI sound.
Basic, but still, why did you use the XLR output instead of the Jack one?...
Because I have a lot of XLR cables lying around. It does not make a difference if you use a jack cable instead. They are just there as options.
@@rasmuslaurberghansen8484 Isn't it because you used the xlr to power the captor? I have another question: should we always plug the captor in the instrument entry of the audio box? Or the line entry is also an option?
Holy fuck 2 advertisements and 1 that was 2 minutes long?!??!?!
I have not monitized the channel, so that is just RUclips doing its thing, i dont get anything from the adds.
why is it so out of sync????