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Make it "Nemesis packaging" with standard MIDI instead of (or in addition to) the Hub ...I'm pretty sure this was in a dream of mine, but it involved SA making a harmonizer pedal with a mean octave down, octave up, and all kinds of intervals in between, all hub controlled and in one series (or two series???) packagaing. Sounds like a good idea, right?
Can I buy one? Damn I wish there was another way of using the app. I was really looking forward to menu diving.
I ordered a Mono cable instead of a Stereo, so had to cancel the order. I'm having a hell of a time finding a stereo one for a decent price. So any recommendations are appreciated!
Did you think of sending Roger a PM with your address? I think that will work! I have a bunch of them in my office.Well apparently I'm not that smart.
So it will be here Monday and I'm set!! You guys rock btw! Thanks!!
I think the ability to map expression and/or MIDI to non-knob parameters is on the list for the next big firmware update...
That is correct.
Absolutely, "The Soleman supports up to two external footswitches that can be used to improve navigation in List mode and Panel mode, or to use as an external tap tempo input. Momentary, single-pole single-throw (SPST) switches are supported. The input jack on the Soleman accepts a 3-conductor TRS, 3.5 mm plug. Switch 1 should be connected to the tip conductor and Switch 2 should be connected to the ring conductor. Standard footswitches such as the FS-6 Dual Footswitch from Boss are compatible. With a Stereo-to-Mono splitter cable, two individual footswitches can also be used."
For updating firmware, select the pedal in the HUB Manager, click Update Pedal Firmware, and then Soundblox 2 Firmware // SA223...
Two interesting things to note. One is extremely annoying but not Source Audio's fault.
The Neuro app would NOT work with my iPhone 7 even with the stupid adapter that makes it have a regular headphone plug in. I thought it was the chord I bought, then I tried my iPad and had great success. So that sucks.
Two, my Nemesis did something very strange yesterday. It decided to make all of my presets have bit crushing in them. Only one of them actually does. I went through them several times and was completely baffled. LOL! I flipped the pedal on and off a few times and it fixed it, but super odd!!! What would cause that to occur?? I also was editing something in the Neuro app and created a really cool patch and it ruined it! LOL!
Why is your manta buried way back there? I guess it's mapped to your midi pedal, so you don't need access to it?
Nemesis was designed to be super easy and intuitive out of the box first and foremost. We get really high marks for being very simple and deep on top, but deep as you need to go one level below the top.
You know it's funny. I love delay. As a bass player some of my greatest influences use delay. I might not use it a ton but it's fun. Right now I am going back and forth between your pedal and an Endangered Audio 4096MK2. Absolutely completely opposite pedals. I do love the digital side because of the capability, and by all means the Nemesis delivers tonally, but I love the analog because of the simplicity and that pure tone.
