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

[pbass6811]

Getting happier with this board all time!!!

I will probably swap out the Orbital for the Mercury and load a Resonator on it. Don't have my PEQ on here yet, still trying to figure out if I need it now, but I still have it!

Much happier now...

 

[rsmith601]

Finally, someone else thinks I'm great! Woohoo!

If I could get an update, please! I still have the orbital and the HH3, but I now have a Lunar and a Gemini! I really need an Aftershock...

And a Soleman...

Updated with: HH3, Orbital, Hub, Lunar, and Gemini.
Assuming that no one ought to get rid of a Hub. Hope I did right!

 

[kurotenshi]

I've been looking at the Neuro app to try and see my options going into the One Series pedals as far as signal routing, but I'm getting a bit confused:
Q1: Lets say I want to use the Nemesis with mono input and dual mono output with different how should I set the I/O routing option?
Q2: Which parameters are common for both channels and which can be independently adjusted? (if this is in the manual just say so I'll try and look at it better this weekend)
Q3: In, for instance, the Vertigo, how can I change the shelving Low and High to HPF and LPF? What is the slope when they are in that mode?
Q4: In dual mono mode, is the EQ shared or one for each channel?

Thanks in advance

 

[TheSleeve]

Q1: Lets say I want to use the Nemesis with mono input and dual mono output with different how should I set the I/O routing option?

Just leave it in the default Automatic Routing mode (option 0). The Nemesis will detect the single input and dual outputs and it will automatically set the mode. Alternatively, you could select the correct mode from the list (mono in, stereo out?).

Q2: Which parameters are common for both channels and which can be independently adjusted? (if this is in the manual just say so I'll try and look at it better this weekend)

In the Nemesis, all parameters are common for both channels except the tap pan parameters. In the Vertigo, Gemini, Mercury, and Lunar, all parameters are common for both channels except for the channel 2 LFO settings.

Q3: In, for instance, the Vertigo, how can I change the shelving Low and High to HPF and LPF? What is the slope when they are in that mode?

If the boost for that band is set greater than 0 dB, the filter will become a shelf. If the boost is set less than 0 dB, it will become an LPF/HPF automatically.

Q4: In dual mono mode, is the EQ shared or one for each channel?

The EQ is shared for both channels.

The upcoming Kingmaker, L.A. Lady, and Aftershock will actually allow for very different settings on each channel, including EQ. It didn't make much sense to do that on the modulation and delay pedals, however, so we designed them to link those parameter for both channels.

 

[kurotenshi]

The upcoming Kingmaker, L.A. Lady, and Aftershock will actually allow for very different settings on each channel, including EQ. It didn't make much sense to do that on the modulation and delay pedals, however, so we designed them to link those parameter for both channels.

Exactly what I wanted to hear, thank you.

 

[ireidt]

Just got my Pedalboard in and with my bands album release party tomorrow..Figured I should show off my source audio pedals here. Thank you for your customer support the past couple months with my wristwatches that kept breaking. All looks good now also the hub is underneath giving that blue glue on the left

Pedalboard 1.8.15

• ireidt
• Jan 8, 2016
• effect pedals

Pedalboard

 

[Cuzzie]

Guys, any advice on starting on dialling in best dub step type wobble, I have the following SA pedals

Soundblox 2 Manta bass
soundbllx 2 multi wave
Hot hand

Before the manta in the chain I have a POG octvaver mostly for high and EBS Octabass for low, digit each screaming blues distortion and a mk4.23 clean boost.
After SA pedals I have a big bass muff fuzz.

Any advice on a starter point well received. I won't be playing just dub step, but incorporating it into rock type stuff.

Cheers

 

[Cuzzie]

Also don't mind making it a bit hip hop, funk type thing too

 

[bassmonkeee]

So...what are the chances of you guys doing an Apple watch interface for the Neuro app for presets? It'd be cool to simply be able to hit something on my wrist for a patch. kidding...mostly.

 

[Nic.]

Guys, any advice on starting on dialling in best dub step type wobble, I have the following SA pedals

Soundblox 2 Manta bass
soundbllx 2 multi wave
Hot hand

Before the manta in the chain I have a POG octvaver mostly for high and EBS Octabass for low, digit each screaming blues distortion and a mk4.23 clean boost.
After SA pedals I have a big bass muff fuzz.

Any advice on a starter point well received. I won't be playing just dub step, but incorporating it into rock type stuff.

Cheers

I used to use the manta and multiwave together. Go with the Hub editor on laptop/desktop, and play around with the low pass filters on the manta, linked to the hothand. Also try linking the multiwave's gain to the hothand. I would use one of the foldback modes.

The tricky part is incorporating into rock stuff. In the end I gave up because my band setup has two distorted guitars and keyboard - but if you have a smaller band, it could probably work out well, check out this band called Pinne Panelle, they do that with one guitar and one keyboard.

 

[pbfrog]

So...what are the chances of you guys doing an Apple watch interface for the Neuro app for presets? It'd be cool to simply be able to hit something on my wrist for a patch. kidding...mostly.

hmm. If they put a Bluetooth chip in the hub, it could work in theory. Unless, of course, you want a long cable from your wrist to your pedalboard.

 

[Adamixoye]

So...what are the chances of you guys doing an Apple watch interface for the Neuro app for presets? It'd be cool to simply be able to hit something on my wrist for a patch. kidding...mostly.

Get something like a Livid Guitar wing and some sort of interface to send MIDI to your Hub would probably be the closest thing you could do right now.

 

[Cuzzie]

Cheers Nic

I'll check em out. I prob need to sit down for a day and work it all out, with octavers and other distortions-looks like the family have to be ignored!

 

[bassmonkeee]

hmm. If they put a Bluetooth chip in the hub, it could work in theory. Unless, of course, you want a long cable from your wrist to your pedalboard.

Get something like a Livid Guitar wing and some sort of interface to send MIDI to your Hub would probably be the closest thing you could do right now.

Actually, they would just need to add watch connectivity to the iPhone app. I use my watch to control the music and Spotify apps (pause, play, skip, etc). I am just talking about a limited interface of preset selection. I don't think this would even merit top 20 in wishlist, but since they already have an IOS app, I thought I'd throw it out there. It would still need an iPhone connected with the interface cable for what I'm suggesting.

 

[Adamixoye]

Actually, they would just need to add watch connectivity to the iPhone app. I use my watch to control the music and Spotify apps (pause, play, skip, etc). I am just talking about a limited interface of preset selection. I don't think this would even merit top 20 in wishlist, but since they already have an IOS app, I thought I'd throw it out there. It would still need an iPhone connected with the interface cable for what I'm suggesting.

My point was, while possibly expensive in terms of gear, you could do something very similar to this right now. There are lots of ways to do wireless MIDI, then pass that into the Hub.

Your way would ultimately be simpler, but I wouldn't hold my breath for them to add a feature like that for such a niche application...

 

[bassmonkeee]

My point was, while possibly expensive in terms of gear, you could do something very similar to this right now. There are lots of ways to do wireless MIDI, then pass that into the Hub.

Your way would ultimately be simpler, but I wouldn't hold my breath for them to add a feature like that for such a niche application...

In all honestly, my initial post was about 93% in jest. It's totally a solution in search of a problem. I mean it more in a "When you guys finish everything on your to do list and need to LOOK BUSY in front of the boss, why not add Apple Watch functionality to the IOS app for the three people who both own Apple Watches and Series One pedals?"

I thought it'd be a slightly more creative way to bust balls than to simply ask when they are going to come out with a synth pedal.

Of course, if they'd simply make a Hub that can handle more than 5 pedals, I'd be good to go. Is it easy to daisy chain Hubs if you are a simple minded troglodyte who is scared of MIDI?

 

[Nic.]

Cheers Nic

I'll check em out. I prob need to sit down for a day and work it all out, with octavers and other distortions-looks like the family have to be ignored!

if you can, do it together with your guitarist(s)!

 

[pbass6811]

The upcoming Kingmaker, L.A. Lady, and Aftershock will actually allow for very different settings on each channel, including EQ. It didn't make much sense to do that on the modulation and delay pedals, however, so we designed them to link those parameter for both channels.

Any idea of how upcoming these are?

 

[Adamixoye]

In all honestly, my initial post was about 93% in jest. It's totally a solution in search of a problem. I mean it more in a "When you guys finish everything on your to do list and need to LOOK BUSY in front of the boss, why not add Apple Watch functionality to the IOS app for the three people who both own Apple Watches and Series One pedals?"

I thought it'd be a slightly more creative way to bust balls than to simply ask when they are going to come out with a synth pedal.

Of course, if they'd simply make a Hub that can handle more than 5 pedals, I'd be good to go. Is it easy to daisy chain Hubs if you are a simple minded troglodyte who is scared of MIDI?

Fair enough. Again, my point was, there are already (3rd party) ways to wireless control your SA pedals, just maybe not as cheap or convenient as what you're suggesting.

 

[rsmith601]

Any idea of how upcoming these are?

Jesse is working on this full-time now. Should be relatively quick.