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

Finally got the Gemini hooked up in stereo to my little experimental geetar rig. Sounds really good out of the box. Had to get into the Neuro to select Mono->stereo, and will get tweaking soon enough. Curious: when series 1 pedal #2 and 3 and Hub show up, and theyre connected stereo through, i can do Neuro editing via the hub connects right?
 

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Finally got the Gemini hooked up in stereo to my little experimental geetar rig. Sounds really good out of the box. Had to get into the Neuro to select Mono->stereo, and will get tweaking soon enough. Curious: when series 1 pedal #2 and 3 and Hub show up, and theyre connected stereo through, i can do Neuro editing via the hub connects right?
This is the status of all of this stuff:

What can I do with the Hub and Hub Manager Software:
Right now I can save scenes with both SB2 pedals and One Series Pedals. Be sure to have the most recent firmware in the Hub to do this.
The Hub Manager Software is currently being updated to support the One Series. When this is complete, you can have access to all of the options you get with the Neuro App. AND, you can read the location of One Series Parameters (aka knob positions) within Presets. You can't do this with the app.

What can I do with the Neuro App?
The app is currently fully supported on iOS. I was told we would post our first version of Android today or tomorrow. The first Android version does not support Nemesis. The Neuro App communicates via the audio cable shipped in One Series boxes. By connecting channel 2 from one pedal to the next, you can have one phone talk to multiple pedals. Note that this is one way direction communication.

The Neuro App and the Hub Manager do slightly different things. This is driven by the fact that the app communicates in one direction, while the Hub Manager talks back and forth. Hope this is clear and helpful!
 
I just placed my order for Nemesis, a tap tempo, and a pair of Neuro couplers. I wish you guys had some kind of punchcard. I'd have earned a shirt or a free pedal by now. :D
You have been in SASS since the very beginning and collected lots of SA pedals since! I think we owe you something for sure!!
 
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Could I get a number? I have the Lunar, Vertigo, Nemesis and Hub.

Very psyched for the Aftershock, too! Didn't know it was going to contain the scenes from the guitar dirt boxes, very neat :)
#215 - I would say welcome, but you have been around these parts for a while now!
Yes, couple of guys were giving me a hard time that you could not turn a Bass OFD into a Guitar OFD. Problem solved!
 
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To the SA staffers, next up is the hub, should I by a midi mouse? Or... Is that SoulMan controller in my near future? This sirs is a hint, as it seems tragic to lose a pedal sale to a competitor. Any estimate of the cost also? And a pony.
Rather than jump on Soleman, we are doing support of the One Series in the Hub Manager software first. Soleman should be March or April. $219. Aftershock distortion is early March.
 
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