Agree with this! This is referred to as calibration in the manual, and is the most likely issue given the symptomsgo through the setup process
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Agree with this! This is referred to as calibration in the manual, and is the most likely issue given the symptomsgo through the setup process
HiNo sound on a Moog setting as well as super dubby sounds on other presets suggests to me that your Input Gain or Sensitivity settings (or both) are set too low and so you aren’t triggering the envelopes to open. Check in the manual on how to set Input Gain (will need to be done for each instrument since different instruments have different outputs, and for each preset since all settings are saved per preset rather than globally) and Sensitivity settings (once Input Gain is properly set, Sensitivity will let you adjust how much you need to dig in to trigger a full envelope sweep). If either of these is set too low then an upwards-sweeping low-pass envelope won’t sweep with normal playing and so the filter will just sit in the low frequencies (ie dub or silence depending on the Frequency setting of the filter).
How are you powering the pedal? It needs at least 150mA if I recall correctly. Any less than that and it’ll likely cause data corruption.Hi
Thanks for your input. I’ve been messing around with the pedal for a few days now with the advice and I still cannot get anything to make noise. It’s almost like no matter where I set the pedal, it’s still not enough to trigger the envelope.
I’m using a EBMM stingray special and practically every single patch sounds the same……
Pedal is latest software as checked by SA website. Thank you
Powering with the supply it came with.How are you powering the pedal? It needs at least 150mA if I recall correctly. Any less than that and it’ll likely cause data corruption.
Reinstall the current firmware. That is necessary if the pedal has suffered data corruption as it flushes out any corrupt data.
Connect to the desktop app, then click on the cog icon in the pedal window (I think). I haven’t had to do this on Neuro 3 yet.Powering with the supply it came with.
Any idea how to reinstall the current firmware please ?
I’m pretty sure you’ve either unfortunately got a defective one or aren’t following the steps correctly. I’d suggest emailing source audio support as if it’s a matter of reinstalling firmware and factory resetting, they can talk you through the steps. If it’s defective, they can sort you a functioning replacement.Sadly still no joy with the pedal so it’s going back. Can’t be this difficult to get a usable sound out of it.
hi mateI’m pretty sure you’ve either unfortunately got a defective one or aren’t following the steps correctly. I’d suggest emailing source audio support as if it’s a matter of reinstalling firmware and factory resetting, they can talk you through the steps. If it’s defective, they can sort you a functioning replacement.
If it’s really defective then I’d say it’s a bit premature to write off which sounds do and don’t work as you’ve not been able to play them properly. Get the shop to send you a replacement unit. Where in the UK are you? If you were in Sheffield I’d be happy to assist in getting it set up.hi mate
I reckon it’s a defective pedal. Followed the input gain / sens support as previously mentioned. Literally no filter opening, just a quiet dubdud with the odd random filter popping open.
I got the pedal on the basis it’s great for 80’s style sounds but there’s none in the community app and the similar ones I can find just don’t work. Really gutted tbh.
It’ll need returning as UK retailers don’t give you long at all to return for refund.
I’m based in midlands. Probably about 1.5hrs away from you.If it’s really defective then I’d say it’s a bit premature to write off which sounds do and don’t work as you’ve not been able to play them properly. Get the shop to send you a replacement unit. Where in the UK are you? If you were in Sheffield I’d be happy to assist in getting it set up.
So I’ve gone through the whole process again. Active pickups. Fresh batteries.Agree with this! This is referred to as calibration in the manual, and is the most likely issue given the symptoms
I had the same experience. The c4 seems to want a very hot signal. I put a boost in front of it and things improved: filters opened and closed reliably, pitch tracking improved, etc. ymmv of courseSo I’ve gone through the whole process again. Active pickups. Fresh batteries.
Start with the input at 0, standard picking and slowly turning it up. It doesn’t flash red at any point.
So…….
Does this mean it’s not ‘hot’ enough, or it’s fine ?
Tomorrow I’ll put my compressor in front and see what that does. Thanks mateI had the same experience. The c4 seems to want a very hot signal. I put a boost in front of it and things improved: filters opened and closed reliably, pitch tracking improved, etc. ymmv of course
Quite the opposite todayTomorrow I’ll put my compressor in front and see what that does. Thanks mate
Just to be clear, in order the see the peak metering on the LED, you need to adjust the input gain via the physical knob on the pedal, not the input knob in the editor. And the pedal needs to be engaged.z
Quite the opposite today
Cannot get the red light to stop even with the input gain on 2, practically off and with the sweeps I’m getting no sound at all.
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Absolutely nothing no matter how I set the pedal or the app.
Any ideas folks ?
Morning pal.Just to be clear, in order the see the peak metering on the LED, you need to adjust the input gain via the physical knob on the pedal, not the input knob in the editor. And the pedal needs to be engaged.
Also, check that your pedal is not in WYSIWYG knob mode as if it is, the presets won’t be recalled as they were programmed.