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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3
- Thread starter gregmon79
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With all of the features on the Nemesis, am I on a correct path in thinking that I could simulate some modulation effects with the Nemesis? Something like a chorus or the resonator effects by adjusting the time and the feedback parameters?
This could move the Nemesis to the top of my GAS list...
This could move the Nemesis to the top of my GAS list...
- Apr 19, 2001
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I was also wondering about the octave up, if it could be set to minimal delay time and make it an ovtaver so to speak.
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I think there's something to say about the fact that there is no Nemesis or One series for sale (USED) here or Reverb. Pretty sold on both a Lunar and Nemesis, now to find the best deal!
I've found you could set the delay time to min and use the Shifter (oct up, 5th, etc) and Degrade (bitcrusher) pretty reliably!
I uploaded some Chorus patches via the Neuro app way back when. You can definitely get some decent modulation effects. There's also a sample rate reducer. EQ. Plus delays, of course.
Hi pbass6811 and adamaarts, diversity is one of my favorite aspects of the Nemesis. With the time knob at it's minimum, you're able to turn the Nemesis into a modulation effect, pitch shifter, bit crusher, etc. Here's a quick video showing that. Sorry for the low production value, we're working on a full scale Nemesis Bass vid this week.
Using the Nemesis at minimum delay time can also achieve brilliant spacial effects when running in stereo:
- Apr 19, 2001
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Nemesis received! But with no cellphone nor tablet (I know, I know...), I'll be anxiously waiting to use it to its full potential when the hub update will allow it (and that will fill the last spot on my hub!!!).
rsmith601
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- Apr 14, 2009
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The Android app is finally working really well and consistently. The first version (with no Nemesis) should be up in a day or 2. Very difficult development.
Saw Nemesis working in the Hub Manager for the first time today. More work on that needed, but we are getting there!!
Saw Nemesis working in the Hub Manager for the first time today. More work on that needed, but we are getting there!!
Will it be in the Play Store or do we need to grab the Android app from your site?
rsmith601
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When up, it will be in the Play Store.
rsmith601
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Hub Manager connects to the pedal via USB - supported in Windows and Mac
Neuro App connects to the pedal via an audio cable (included) - supported in iOS and Android
There is a long explaination of why there needs to be 2 separate systems. Lets just say that the Hub Manager is deeper/more complex bi-directional communication....while the Neuro app is designed to be a simple and universal way to communicate with the pedals beyond the to level knobs.
Advised, did see mention that it was available for ipad if you have a use adapter.
I am absolutely enthralled with the Nemesis. I cannot stop playing with it. My only, only possible gripe with it is that I can't access all the engines on the knob via an extended mode like on the Manta. I hate having to lose out on some engines to swap others in. Perhaps a possible firmware thing down the road?
+1 to this.
I love my Nemesis but am frustrated with the Neuro interface and couldn´t quite figure out why. I think this is it.
Out of the box, it would be SO much more convenient to have all 24 algos accessible Manta style. If this were the case, then I don´t think I would really "need" the Nuero app, but all of the additional editing, configurations, and settings features in the Neuro would be gravy.
I would argue that a majority of users of this type of product are plug and play type rather than deep divers and would prefer this level of access out of the box.
That being said, one of my favorite "gravy" features of the Neuro app is the preset sharing system. While it is nice that I have the ability to make my own presets, I almost prefer to use patches from other users. This system is a benchmark that others should follow (I am looking at you Eventide).
rsmith601
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TB talks......SA listens. We are discussing how to integrate this into the next firmware update.
Doing the Hub Manager forced is forcing some changed inside the Nemesis (that you guys don't need to worry about). This has opened the door to potentially add a few things. This one made the list!
I'm starting to get desperate... every time I look at my order from Thomman the estimated supply date for the Nemesis gets farther... It started at Feb. 19, then to Feb. 29, now it says Mar. 3...
I recently downloaded the latest version of the HubManager on the website 2.0.5 but when I make add new pedal, only Soundblox2 pedals show up. I'm almost sure this has already been talked about here but I cannot seem to find it.
I recently downloaded the latest version of the HubManager on the website 2.0.5 but when I make add new pedal, only Soundblox2 pedals show up. I'm almost sure this has already been talked about here but I cannot seem to find it.
