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

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Great! The Neuro app doesn't appeal to me because of the one-way communication. I like to fiddle with the knobs and then be able to access the deeper settings without worrying about the interface not reflecting my current settings.
Yup. Bi-directional is where it's at! Really like that too.

Forces us to invest in supporting 4 different platforms while many of our competitors invest to support zero. Hope you all think we are on the right track!
 
Yup. Bi-directional is where it's at! Really like that too.

Forces us to invest in supporting 4 different platforms while many of our competitors invest to support zero. Hope you all think we are on the right track!
The hub and manager software are why I buy SA stuff. Lots of companies make stuff that sounds good. Your's adds networking and control with relative simplicity. :thumbsup:
 
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So I just got a hot hand 3. I have setup question. So I have a hot hand 3, a Manta and a Reflex. I want to use the reflex for filter range sometimes and sometimes I want to use the hot hand. Is it possible to set it up this way without having to change Sensor out on the Manta every time and just change to the correct button on the manta?
 
So I just got a hot hand 3. I have setup question. So I have a hot hand 3, a Manta and a Reflex. I want to use the reflex for filter range sometimes and sometimes I want to use the hot hand. Is it possible to set it up this way without having to change Sensor out on the Manta every time and just change to the correct button on the manta?
Not sure if this would be possible with a Hub. With the Hub you could use both the Sensor in and Exp in
 
So I just got a hot hand 3. I have setup question. So I have a hot hand 3, a Manta and a Reflex. I want to use the reflex for filter range sometimes and sometimes I want to use the hot hand. Is it possible to set it up this way without having to change Sensor out on the Manta every time and just change to the correct button on the manta?

Since there is only 1 multi function input on the Manta, you can only have the Reflex or the HH3 connected at one time.

If you have the Hub, then you can connect the Manta to the Hub and then the hub to the HH3 and the Reflex. You could then set up separate presets where the HH3 is controlling the filter range and a separate preset for the Reflex to control the filter range.

While the Reflex has a multi-function input as well, according to the manual this is not currently functional and is reserved for future functionality. One possible feature could be to daisy chain the HH3 through the Reflex by connecting it to the Reflex multi-function port? Perhaps this is a feature that could be added by SA?
 
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So I just got a hot hand 3. I have setup question. So I have a hot hand 3, a Manta and a Reflex. I want to use the reflex for filter range sometimes and sometimes I want to use the hot hand. Is it possible to set it up this way without having to change Sensor out on the Manta every time and just change to the correct button on the manta?
You could do this with the Hub, because the Hub can accept a Hot Hand input as well as an expression input, and it can then pass both signals to Manta.
 
So now I've got a Manta, and I want to test that Hot Hand, but I dont want to pour money on testing it, at least a lot. So my question is, whats the cheapest option for testing Hot Hand? Does the wired Hot Hand still need a Hub to work?
The wired Hot Hand doesn't need the HUB to work; you can plug it in directly to the Manta. I'd recommend going for the Hot Hand 3 so that you can use it with third party pedals that have an expression input, and because wireless is awesome.
 
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