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

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pbfrog said:
Interesting. Especially the PUC+. Do you guys use a floor controller also? Do you use the iPad for live performance or just for tweaking?
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So my setup is not particularly traditional. I actually have one thing upstream of MIDI Designer, and that's a Livid Guitar Wing. So I have a bunch of switches at my fingertips instead of a floor controller. The Guitar Wing controls select functions on MIDI Designer, and I usually have my iPad on my music stand (I play at church). For in-song changes, I use the Guitar Wing. I then use either the Guitar Wing or the iPad directly for between-song changes.
 
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#4,544
jwr said:
One thing that would have made the Neuro app even better is bluetooth connectivity. It would be so much more useful that way. Or if you offered longer cables with the pedals so that you can switch algos from a distance.


But I seriously am considering getting all these now.
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There are 2 issues here:
1) If we put Bluetooth in each and every One Series pedal, then you could have 3, 4 or 5 high speed digital radios on your pedal board. This is not only a serious potential NOISE issue, but also a cost issue for the $149 pedals. Neuro is low noise and low cost, which we pass on to you. I can see how it might be right for one big expensive multi (H9?), but not for a collection of small ones.
2) With one cable you get a very reliable connection to a chain of pedals (so long as the volume level on the device is set correctly - iOS wants loud, Android one or 2 notched below loud). Don't know about you, but I find Bluetooth to be sometimes slow to connect and sometimes does not connect at all with out debugging.
Remember that a cheap TRS extension cord will give you more distance. I have one in my briefcase!

So, that was our thinking on the matter. Glad you like!
 
#4,546
rsmith601 said:
There are 2 issues here:
1) If we put Bluetooth in each and every One Series pedal, then you could have 3, 4 or 5 high speed digital radios on your pedal board. This is not only a serious potential NOISE issue, but also a cost issue for the $149 pedals. Neuro is low noise and low cost, which we pass on to you. I can see how it might be right for one big expensive multi (H9?), but not for a collection of small ones.
2) With one cable you get a very reliable connection to a chain of pedals (so long as the volume level on the device is set correctly - iOS wants loud, Android one or 2 notched below loud). Don't know about you, but I find Bluetooth to be sometimes slow to connect and sometimes does not connect at all with out debugging.
Remember that a cheap TRS extension cord will give you more distance. I have one in my briefcase!

So, that was our thinking on the matter. Glad you like!
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BRO!!! BRO!!!!!! Just give me what I want!!!!!! ;) JK.

I love it the way it is! I totally get what you're saying. It's an amazing editor system and I'm actually selling an H9 because of this. It has killed my need for one of them! haha

So do you think that a longer TRS would be possible though? I'd like to be able to sit on a stool and edit. I'm not that old, but my knees man! My knees!! LOL!!

At any rate you guys did a bang up job on these!
 
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FretNoMore said:
Wireless MIDI would be another option. Using Input 2 can be a bit inconvenient on a tightly packed pedalboard.
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If I'm using it as an effects loop as well, I'll have to keep unplugging to adjust settings, right?

jwr said:
Sorry for the ignorance but do you know where I can find a compatible TRS cable that's longer?
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Got mine from a local computer shop. They're easy to find, you should be able to get cheap ones online!
 
#4,554
gpx1200 said:
Any sign of the new hub manager geting released? It's geting kind of late for "early next week".
I can't see why you'd want to keep the Windows users waiting just becouse the mac version isn't ready
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Hub Manager support of One Series is here!! Windows right now......Mac later tonight or tomorrow. Just checking a few last things.
Have fun!
 
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Adamixoye said:
Is there anything new of note that is not related to the One Series?
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doesn't look like it but it seems like all the nero app controls are available threw the hub manager witch is awesome because I hated using my phone.
except I don't see any of the factory presets in the drop down window like on the SB2 pedals, guess ill have to set them with the phone and then save them to the hub
 
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gpx1200 said:
Any sign of the new hub manager geting released? It's geting kind of late for "early next week".
I can't see why you'd want to keep the Windows users waiting just becouse the mac version isn't ready
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Hub Manager support of One Series is here!! Windows right now......Mac later tonight or tomorrow. Just checking a few last things.
Have fun
pbfrog said:
Is the Nemesis supported? Waiting for the Mac version to roll out tomorrow.
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Yup
 
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