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

Attention ONE SERIES users: Please share (publish) your favorite presets through the Neuro app so we can all enjoy some new tones. :)

Yes, please! My two favorite sounds that I've seen published for the Aftershock are both from you, gastric. I'm really digging the Be Square 02 and Overdriven Mono Hammond sounds. I'm still figuring things out with the app, so I don't have anything to add yet. :speechless:
 
Have a hub. Have more than 5 SA pedals want to use. Can add a second hub, but there are issues with that.

My understanding is you can't have a computer program both hubs at once. Would need to connect and disconnect the computer to each hub and program each separately. Things would be in different files so would have to make sure the correct one is loaded to the correct hub. If you are trying to work on a sound that uses pedals attached to the different hubs, think it that be a real pain.

Anyone have multiple hubs and can share their experience?

@rsmith601 Any thoughts of supporting multiple hubs at once? What about a super hub with more connections? Though the way SA pedals are, if you keep on coming out with new ones, may end up filling all the slots on that eventually.
 
Have a hub. Have more than 5 SA pedals want to use. Can add a second hub, but there are issues with that.

My understanding is you can't have a computer program both hubs at once. Would need to connect and disconnect the computer to each hub and program each separately. Things would be in different files so would have to make sure the correct one is loaded to the correct hub. If you are trying to work on a sound that uses pedals attached to the different hubs, think it that be a real pain.

Anyone have multiple hubs and can share their experience?

@rsmith601 Any thoughts of supporting multiple hubs at once? What about a super hub with more connections? Though the way SA pedals are, if you keep on coming out with new ones, may end up filling all the slots on that eventually.

Bro you need a Hub Hub.
 
Bro you need a Hub Hub.
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Have a hub. Have more than 5 SA pedals want to use. Can add a second hub, but there are issues with that.

My understanding is you can't have a computer program both hubs at once. Would need to connect and disconnect the computer to each hub and program each separately. Things would be in different files so would have to make sure the correct one is loaded to the correct hub. If you are trying to work on a sound that uses pedals attached to the different hubs, think it that be a real pain.

Anyone have multiple hubs and can share their experience?

@rsmith601 Any thoughts of supporting multiple hubs at once? What about a super hub with more connections? Though the way SA pedals are, if you keep on coming out with new ones, may end up filling all the slots on that eventually.
well I wasn't going to say anything but ive always wonderrd why not just make the soleman or mate or whatever foot controller with the hub just built right in with 8-10 ports and all the footswitches right their??
 
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Have a hub. Have more than 5 SA pedals want to use. Can add a second hub, but there are issues with that.

My understanding is you can't have a computer program both hubs at once. Would need to connect and disconnect the computer to each hub and program each separately. Things would be in different files so would have to make sure the correct one is loaded to the correct hub. If you are trying to work on a sound that uses pedals attached to the different hubs, think it that be a real pain.

Anyone have multiple hubs and can share their experience?

@rsmith601 Any thoughts of supporting multiple hubs at once? What about a super hub with more connections? Though the way SA pedals are, if you keep on coming out with new ones, may end up filling all the slots on that eventually.
If you are saving scenes the old fashion way (no Hub Manager), then it is seemless. All you do is send the same MIDI pc message to each Hub and press the "save" button twice.

I need to discuss this with Jesse. I have not thought about the experience of using the Hub Manager with 2 Hubs.

Longer term we will certainly integrate Hub functions in to other things. The first step is to have a set of reasonable components which can be used to build a system. Through this experience we will collectively learn what ought to be integrated. Needless to say, we have discussed this at great length and that is what let us to the blocks that we have.

By the way, the Neuro loop switch might be modified to support more than just one loop......but still only take up one port on the Hub. Makes sense?
 
If you are saving scenes the old fashion way (no Hub Manager), then it is seemless. All you do is send the same MIDI pc message to each Hub and press the "save" button twice.

I need to discuss this with Jesse. I have not thought about the experience of using the Hub Manager with 2 Hubs.

Longer term we will certainly integrate Hub functions in to other things. The first step is to have a set of reasonable components which can be used to build a system. Through this experience we will collectively learn what ought to be integrated. Needless to say, we have discussed this at great length and that is what let us to the blocks that we have.

By the way, the Neuro loop switch might be modified to support more than just one loop......but still only take up one port on the Hub. Makes sense?
Probably opening up a whole can here, but I did imagine a Neuro loop that can switch multiple loops. That'd be pretty awesome and a great combo in addition to the Soleman and Hub to integrate all the other analog stuffs