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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3

I just couldn't leave the lil guy under the tree :)

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So I think I've noticed this before in the logo but didn't pay too much attention, but to be clear: "Nemesis" refers to the hypothetical (but probably not real) companion to the Sun that may be responsible for mass extinctions and NOT Star Trek X, where Tom Hardy plays an evil, younger, DELAY-ED if you will, clone of Captain Picard?
 
So I think I've noticed this before in the logo but didn't pay too much attention, but to be clear: "Nemesis" refers to the hypothetical (but probably not real) companion to the Sun that may be responsible for mass extinctions and NOT Star Trek X, where Tom Hardy plays an evil, younger, DELAY-ED if you will, clone of Captain Picard?

That's exactly correct, and that is indeed the inspiration for the logo, which depicts the Sun and a smaller, red/brown dwarf star.

Jesse and I are giant science and astrophysics nerds, hence product names like Lunar, Mercury, Gemini, and Nemesis. Our water cooler conversations usually center around the latest news in subatomic particle physics and space probes. :)
 
I just spent 2 hours with the Nemesis. Wow. So good. Kicking the H9 off the board that I was using for delay for sure. It has just the right amount of knobs and options to be super-versatile, but you don't have to dive quite as deep as the TimeLine, which is nice for a live playing environment . Note: I have not jumped into the Neuro App yet, but am looking forward to the deepness and complexity that awaits. Well done Source Sudio. Really well done!!
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That's exactly correct, and that is indeed the inspiration for the logo, which depicts the Sun and a smaller, red/brown dwarf star.

Jesse and I are giant science and astrophysics nerds, hence product names like Lunar, Mercury, Gemini, and Nemesis. Our water cooler conversations usually center around the latest news in subatomic particle physics and space probes. :)

Oh that's right---one of you even has some background in astrophysics, IIRC. I already noticed the theme, nice to make the deeper connection.
 
...I have not jumped into the Neuro App yet, but am looking forward to the deepness and complexity that awaits...View attachment 758318

There's a LOT of fun to be had with the Neuro.

* Make any delay a stereo chorus by dropping the delay time nearly all the way down and applying modulation
* Sample rate reducer can be applied to any delay
* Lots of other delay voices
* Fun routing options like an FX loop using Out 2 > FX > In 2
 
I just spent 2 hours with the Nemesis. Wow. So good. Kicking the H9 off the board that I was using for delay for sure. It has just the right amount of knobs and options to be super-versatile, but you don't have to dive quite as deep as the TimeLine, which is nice for a live playing environment . Note: I have not jumped into the Neuro App yet, but am looking forward to the deepness and complexity that awaits. Well done Source Sudio. Really well done!!View attachment 758318
Roger is very happy!!!! Thank you!!!!
 
My friendly neighborhood postal employee brought the Nemesis for me yesterday. A+ on the packaging. You guys stepped it up from the SB2 series. Finally had a chance to play with it today. This thing is really nice. The Helix engine in particular is a lot of fun. I probably won't get a lot of use out of it with my bands, but it's a lot of fun solo. The Neuro app is really deep for this. It's not my preferred method to tweak the pedal, but I had to get in to set the MIDI channel. Seems to have a control for anything I can think of, plus 10-15 more things! This will be a fun weekend.
 
I can't seem to get the Nemesis to listen to any MIDI channels other than 1. I'm sending MIDI commands to the hub on ch1, to the Mobius on ch2 and to the Nemesis on ch3. The only time that the Nemesis changes patches is if I set it to MIDI ch1. It's ignoring anything on 2 or 3.
I rewired it to be first in the MIDI chain and get the same results. It is passing through everything to the MIDI out, but it only responds to ch1 and only when ch1 is selected in the Neuro app.

Any insights?