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caeman · #**901** 09-19-2011, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Kwesi

Sooooooo, when will some details about this mystery pedal be revealed? I seriously had a dream about it, lol.

It's all new modulation effect, never before heard by living human ears!

I know, let's start a guessing game. I'm bored.

My first guess is an octaver, something a digital pedal should be brilliant at doing.

chokeslam512 · #**902** 09-19-2011, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by caeman

It's all new modulation effect, never before heard by living human ears!

I know, let's start a guessing game. I'm bored.

My first guess is an octaver, something a digital pedal should be brilliant at doing.

Cmon synth!!

enjoi1018 · #**903** 09-19-2011, 08:20 PM

^ I'll have to one-up you there and go with an octaver/harmonizer. That would be something I could see Source Audio absolutely nailing.

chokeslam512 · #**904** 09-19-2011, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by enjoi1018

^ I'll have to one-up you there and go with an octaver/harmonizer. That would be something I could see Source Audio absolutely nailing.

But I already have a pitchfactor... I neeeeeed a synth now!!!

But yeah source can probably whoop the harmonizer niche.

caeman · #**905** 09-19-2011, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by enjoi1018

^ I'll have to one-up you there and go with an octaver/harmonizer. That would be something I could see Source Audio absolutely nailing.

Oooh, that would be a cool idea. Given even just 11 settings like with the Tri-Mod, or 22 like with the BEF, so many options. The Hot Hand could modulate the harmony.

wolffman · #**906** 09-19-2011, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by chokeslam512

Cmon synth!!

My guess as well

Kwesi · #**907** 09-19-2011, 08:50 PM

I really want a synth where the settings are editable directly from the unit itself, not from the computer like the Markbass SS and Chunk Systems Octavius Squeezer. Barring that an octaver with an octave up option and squarewave generator would be nice. Maybe something like a OC-2, Micro POG and Prunes and Custard rolled into one.

alainkills · #**908** 09-19-2011, 11:37 PM

Dear Source Audio,

give it up for a SYNTH please...

Sincerely,
Alain

caeman · #**909** 09-20-2011, 05:47 AM

Doesn't Moog have the market on Synth cornered?

wolffman · #**910** 09-20-2011, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by caeman

Doesn't Moog have the market on Synth cornered?

well they build pedals for a modular approach... it’s a different concept then a standalone synth pedal. Each of their stompboxes contains a piece of the puzzle (wave form, ring mod, envelope, phaser, etc) with lots of routing options and the ability to control individual parameters via foot pedal… but each box is $240-550 new, are very large, & have poor bypasses. Unless you put all of the moog’s into a loop there’s no way to turn them all on at once- and that’s only 1 saved sound, presets are imprtante! Everyone has their own desires for a synth pedal but I think some of the features people are hoping for when hoping for a “synth” want would include something true ADSR, up/downswept filters with quick retrigger and no tracking issues, multiple waveforms (square, saw, triangle, pulse), multiple oscillators and the ability to change wave forms for each oscillator.

chokeslam512 · #**911** 09-20-2011, 08:01 AM

I would also like to see (and this is pretty far out there) a way to use the expression pedal on the pro models to morph between presets on two different pedals. For example between a preset on the envelope filter to a preset on the multiwave.

NicJimBass · #**912** 09-20-2011, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by chokeslam512

I would also like to see (and this is pretty far out there) a way to use the expression pedal on the pro models to morph between presets on two different pedals. For example between a preset on the envelope filter to a preset on the multiwave.

That would be pretty cool.

I was thinking today that it'd be cool to be able to turn on more than one preset at any given time, almost like what a Line 6 M9 does. That way, in the case of the BWMD, you could have several different synth/ dirt tones running into each other, making bigger and badder noises!

A Strohman · #**913** 09-20-2011, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by itswac

#1-rsmith601- President of Source Audio
#2-itswac- Bass extraordinaire and employee of Source Audio
#3-chris.gotfunk- BEF
#4-saltymonkey- Multiwave
#5-Smurf-O-Death- Classic Pro
#6-warwick.hoy- Multiwave Pro & Tri-Mod Wah & BEF
#7-bassmonkeee- Multiwave Pro
#8-RacerX1492- Multiwave Pro
#9-kenstee- Multiwave Pro
#10-zenbanshee- Classic Pro
#11-paulygonemad- Multiwave Pro
#12-Smallequestrian- What doesn't he have?
#13- JBYBJ- Multiwave Pro
#14- Skrogh- Multiwave Pro & Phaser
#15- Plays_For_Dog- Tri-Mod Wah & BEF
#16- Robertron- Bass Envelope Filter
#17- burk48237- Tri-Mod Wah
#18- unclejam
#19- j42- Multiwave
#20- Ba55Man1ac- Multiwave Pro & BEF
#21- papasound- Multiwave Pro & BEF
#22- Kwesi - Multiwave Pro & BEF
#23- SVTbass - BEF
#24- Bassist30 - BEF
#25- basehead - Multiwave Pro
#26- thatpatguy - BEF
#27- davedamage - Multiwave Pro and BEF
#28- voodoobassist - BEF
#29- cellkirk74 - BEF
#30- kester - Multiwave Pro
#31- CajunCanuck
#32- caeman - Tri-Mod Flanger, Tri-Mod Phaser, BEF
#33- tridacnid - BEF
#34- Gopher Bob - Multiwave Pro
#35- JesseRSA - lowly engineer who actually designs the Source Audio pedals
#36- dmonroe - Multiwave Pro
#37- AlvarHanso - Multiwave Pro & BEF Pro
#38- AJ Brown - Multiwave & BEF Pro
#39- alainkills - Multiwave & BEF Pro
#40- NicJimBass - Multiwave Pro
#41- Waveman - Multiwave Pro
#42- mtshaw315 - BEF
#43- lepreconbass13 - BEF & Tri-Mod Phaser
#44- RichardFoggo - BEF Pro, Multiwave Pro & Tri-Mod Flanger

Hmm, looks like I've been inadvertently dropped from the list. You've got me at #42 in post post #857 but I seem to have been replaced. I don't usually care about numbers but as a New Yorker, 42 is a cool one.....a Mariano Rivera thing. Not that I expect you Boston guys to understand....

itswac · #**914** 09-20-2011, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by A Strohman

Hmm, looks like I've been inadvertently dropped from the list. You've got me at #42 in post post #857 but I seem to have been replaced. I don't usually care about numbers but as a New Yorker, 42 is a cool one.....a Mariano Rivera thing. Not that I expect you Boston guys to understand....

Hey now! We've got a world of respect for Mo in Boston. You saw how hard we cheered for him during the '05 ring ceremony ;-)

#1-rsmith601- President of Source Audio
#2-itswac- Bass extraordinaire and employee of Source Audio
#3-chris.gotfunk- BEF
#4-saltymonkey- Multiwave
#5-Smurf-O-Death- Classic Pro
#6-warwick.hoy- Multiwave Pro & Tri-Mod Wah & BEF
#7-bassmonkeee- Multiwave Pro
#8-RacerX1492- Multiwave Pro
#9-kenstee- Multiwave Pro
#10-zenbanshee- Classic Pro
#11-paulygonemad- Multiwave Pro
#12-Smallequestrian- What doesn't he have?
#13- JBYBJ- Multiwave Pro
#14- Skrogh- Multiwave
#15- Plays_For_Dog- Tri-Mod Wah & BEF
#16- Robertron- Bass Envelope Filter
#17- burk48237- Tri-Mod Wah
#18- unclejam
#19- j42- Multiwave
#20- Ba55Man1ac- Multiwave Pro & BEF
#21- papasound- Multiwave Pro & BEF
#22- Kwesi - Multiwave Pro & BEF
#23- SVTbass - BEF
#24- Bassist30 - BEF
#25- basehead - Multiwave Pro, BEF Pro & Hot Hand
#26- thatpatguy - BEF
#27- davedamage - Multiwave Pro and BEF
#28- voodoobassist - BEF
#29- cellkirk74 - BEF
#30- kester - Multiwave Pro
#31- CajunCanuck
#32- caeman - Tri-Mod Flanger, Tri-Mod Phaser, BEF
#33- tridacnid - BEF
#34- Gopher Bob - Multiwave Pro
#35- JesseRSA - lowly engineer who actually designs the Source Audio pedals
#36- dmonroe - Multiwave Pro
#37- AlvarHanso - Multiwave Pro & BEF Pro
#38- AJ Brown - Multiwave & BEF Pro
#39- alainkills - Multiwave & BEF Pro
#40- NicJimBass - BEF Pro
#41- Waveman - Multiwave Pro
#42- A Strohman - Multiwave Pro & BEF Pro
#43- mtshaw315 - BEF
#44- lepreconbass13 - BEF & Tri-Mod Phaser
#45- RichardFoggo - BEF Pro, Multiwave Pro & Tri-Mod Flanger

A Strohman · #**915** 09-20-2011, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by itswac

Hey now! We've got a world of respect for Mo in Boston. You saw how hard we cheered for him during the '05 ring ceremony ;-)

Ohhhhh, cut right to the bone....watch it or I'm sending Don Zimmer after you!

Funkinthetrunk · #**916** 09-20-2011, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Kwesi

I really want a synth where the settings are editable directly from the unit itself, not from the computer like the Markbass SS and Chunk Systems Octavius Squeezer.

Actually, the Octa Squeeze is not editable from a computer...on unit control only. Although, computer editing will make this pedal thousand times easier to program.

Kwesi · #**917** 09-20-2011, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Funkinthetrunk

Actually, the Octa Squeeze is not editable from a computer...on unit control only. Although, computer editing will make this pedal thousand times easier to program.

Really? I thought it had some software component?

wolffman · #**918** 09-20-2011, 02:24 PM

honestly I think I prefer editing with software... it can be laid out in a much more logical manner... ever use a vst? there are sooo many options available it could be mind boggling to try and keep track of it all via pedal interface. I originally thought it was a drawback to the MBSS but I've come to really like it. With all the hassle I’ve heard of having to edit the OS via one line/parameter at a time that sounds like way more trouble than it’s worth.

Kwesi would you really be changing your synth sounds that much live? Do you adjust your other pedals often when on stage?

cssbass · #**919** 09-20-2011, 02:29 PM

Please put me down for a BEF!

Funkinthetrunk · #**920** 09-20-2011, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Kwesi

Really? I thought it had some software component?

I wish. They tell me that they are working on one now.