Torpedo Wireless Remote

Name: Torpedo Wireless Remote
Rating: 3.6 (33 reviews)
Author: Two notes Audio Engineering

By: Two notes Audio Engineering

For Two notes hardware

Features & Capabilities

Torpedo Wireless Remote connects the Two notes OPUS, Torpedo C.A.B. M+, Torpedo Captor X, Revv D40 and Revv Generator 120/100P/100R MKIII to your mobile device, giving you full wireless control of the Torpedo unit.

You can control preset selection, cabinet changes (not including adding cabinets from your license to the hardware, or removing cabinets from the internal memory of the unit, USB remote is required for this), mic placement, room choice, EQ and much more. With the Remote app you can control and tweak your tone quickly and easily, in any playing environment, from your phone/tablet. This gives you a level of freedom that you've only ever dreamed about and allows you to create your music, and control your tone, with ease.

Torpedo Wireless Remote - Key Features (for all units if not specified):

control all the parameters of the Torpedo unit directly on your mobile device (cabinet choice, mic placement, levels);
C.A.B. M: Adjust the volume of the AUX input in the onboard mixer to have the right balance with your backing tracks.
Captor X and Revv Generator: Select the routing for the stereo/split mono XLR outputs.
Captor X+: control the Virtual Load Shaper parameters.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Two notes Audio Engineering

Rating:

3.60

(33)

Version:

1.4.34 Last updated: 2026-05-19

Version code:

885870762

Creation date:

2019-02-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

27.46MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 253,660 ▼ 709

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Developed by:

Two notes Audio Engineering

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/torpedo-wireless-remote/id1451579409

Website:

http://www.two-notes.com

User Reviews

The Torpedo Wireless Remote is praised for reliable operation when it connects, cross-device wireless use, and an intuitive UI, especially with Captor X. However, users repeatedly note stability problems: frequent disconnects and crashes, Bluetooth latency with no USB option, offline content limitations, and OS compatibility issues on older devices. Updates help some, but the core reliability and setup hurdles remain the main drawbacks.

Pros

Reliable connectivity and performance when it connects, trusted across Mac, iPhone, and iPad; suitable for live sound checks and performances.
Wireless cross-device operation without needing a computer; works on Mac, iPhone, and iPad for practice and gigs.
Functional, intuitive UI and ease of use; several reviewers call it easy to use or flawless.
Strong integration with Captor X and other gear, with firmware updates that improve stability.

Cons

Frequent disconnections and instability, including crashes or the app shutting off and pairing difficulties.
Bluetooth-only connection with latency and no wired USB option, leading to noticeable delays for some users.
Offline limitations: cab descriptions/images may be missing when not online and the app can fail to open without internet.
OS/device compatibility issues, especially with older iOS/iPadOS versions (e.g., requests for support on older OS).
Startup/crash issues on some devices (still crashes when opened) and overall stability concerns.

Recent reviews

I’m not sure if these guys have a UI designer on their team or how long it’s been since they’ve looked at their app outside of the iOS device simulator, but the UI is truly terrible. There are certain menus you cannot go back from because the back button overlaps with the clock in the top left corner. Menu buttons at the bottom are so cramped at the bottom that you can barely tap them. The corners of buttons get cut off around the edges of the phone because the devs haven’t bothered to update their graphics. The UX is so terrible I simply do not want to deal with it. Please, fix this. I want to love your products.

by ba*****, 2026-05-15

This is the only guitar pedal/device app I have that I actually trust. I’ve used it for years with a Captor X and now an Opus. The app is functional, intuitive, and it always connects and works properly on my Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It’s solid enough that I can make adjustments during sound check, and would even trust it for performance use in a pinch.