Help Desk - OPUS

How to import your Static IR Collection into OPUS

OPUS is compatible with third-party Impulse Responses (IRs) in .wav or .aiff format, 16 or 24-bits, 44.1Khz to 96Khz. To import or remove 3rd-party IRs in OPUS, registration of the device via Torpedo ...

What are the main differences between OPUS and C.A.B. M+

Wondering what the differences are between OPUS and C.A.B. M+? Read on to get the 4-1-1 on the differentiators between these two hardware solutions, both built around the Two notes DynIR™ Ecosystem. I...

Purchasing Additional Virtual Cabinets / DynIRs and Adding these to OPUS

The Two notes store contains over 600+ Virtual cabinets for you to audition and purchase in your hunt for standout guitar and bass sonics. Demo-ing these and adding them to OPUS is a snap! First conne...

How to Secure and Import OPUS' Artist Series Presets

With 99 preset locations and an exclusive collection of 40+ artist-series presets from the likes of Pete Thorn, Michael Nielsen, Jack Gardiner, Tom Quayle, Adam Steel, John Browne, Jay Leonard Jay and...

How to Register OPUS?

Congratulations on your purchase of OPUS! Both the Torpedo Remote software and an online computer are required to register OPUS to your Two notes account. Please follow the steps below to register OPU...

Preset Naming Conventions in OPUS

The preset: it’s the perfect jump-off for sculpting your signature tone and the final destinat

Managing Noise Issues & Gain Staging on OPUS

When gain staging in the OPUS architecture, the signal level at the input is a key factor to consider - especially when mitigating the impact of noise on your audio signal. The VU meters on OPUS’ OLED...

Formatting the SD Card in OPUS

Got a collection of regular static IRs? OPUS is the definitive solution that gets the best out of them. With storage of up to 512 IRs on the internal memory (plus thousands more on the included memory...

Configuring OPUS to Send 2 Different Signals From The LINE & DI Outputs

Prepare for various performance and recording situations with OPUS' Dual Mono / LINE OUT ROUTING capabilities! Simply define a terminus in OPUS’ DSP signal chain and you’re set to send two distinct si...

Using Acoustic Guitar IRs with OPUS

Looking to switch up your Acoustic tone on the fly? OPUS is a one-stop-shop thanks to a collection of premier Acoustic Impulse responses inspired by legendary guitars in the acoustic annals. But what’...

Configuring OPUS as Part of Your Amp & Cab Rig

Looking to integrate OPUS into your Amp & Cab rig? No sweat! OPUS has been expertly engineered to position between your amp and speaker to unleash the unmatched power of Two notes proprietary DynI...

Integrating OPUS into your Pedalboard Rig

Make OPUS the beating heart of your pedalboard. Its stellar front- and rear-loading capability, in tandem with your pre- and post-amp pedal collection, delivers the ultimate ‘go-anywhere’ fly-rig! ...

Powering Opus With a 3rd Party Pedalboard Power Supply

Out-the-box, OPUS includes a grounded power supply that we have deemed necessary for optimum performance. For users seeking to power OPUS with a conventional 3rd-party power supply, the following grou...

Setting Up MIDI Control with OPUS

OPUS features a MIDI input for full MIDI control of the pedal’s editable parameters via compatible MIDI controllers and switchers. In order to configure OPUS’s MIDI capability, please follow our guide...

Using OPUS in a 4-Cable-Method (4CM) Setup

Did you know you can level-up your existing 4-Cable-Method compatible modeler, Amp Sim or Multi Effect unit with OPUS? Follow our steps below to configure this setup and enrich your rig with OPUS’ cla...

OPUS's AUX input and Phones output - stereo and mono signals

When using the AUX input and the headphone output, here are the user case scenarios in regards to mono and stereo signals. The AUX IN accepts stereo signals at its input.The signal will be played in s...

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