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

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gastric said:
The Hub uses MIDI PC to know what internal scene its on. But AFAIK that's where the MIDI PC activity ends with the the Hub unless you're using the 5 pin DIN thru output.
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Yeah but if it gets PC on a different channel in principle it could pass that on in the same way that it passes on all of the CC.
 
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gpx1200 said:
looks like I got a neuro update on my phone today, I had to sign in again, but I don't see anything different in the app.....????...whats with the teaser?
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It is the result of a huge project we had to take on...unexpectedly.

The Neuro database was hosted by a company that specialized in hosting services with users, data, etc. It was a perfect fit for our needs. Then, Facebook bought the company. We though, oh, that's great, they are financially stable. As it turns out, Facebook eventually became concerned that this company would be incubating lots of potential FB competitors. So, they announced that the whole thing was going to be shut down. Over the last 4 months we created out own hosting platform so that we will be protected from this happening again. It took lots of our time and focus....but it did not give us anything new. The joys of running a company!! Now we can get back to creating the updates to the app!
 
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Never thought I'd say this, but my trusty ol' Manta is on the way out - going back to be classic BEF Pro :bassist:

The size of the Manta was its championing feature when it first came out. Hasn't left my main board since then. I always liked the increased number of presets that the BEF has though, but until now (after a recent board epiphany/reshuffling session) I never had the space for it.
Even found a guy looking to make the same trade :thumbsup:

This also means I'll have three generations of SA on the board
 
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LSMFT6 said:
Never thought I'd say this, but my trusty ol' Manta is on the way out - going back to be classic BEF Pro :bassist:

The size of the Manta was its championing feature when it first came out. Hasn't left my main board since then. I always liked the increased number of presets that the BEF has though, but until now (after a recent board epiphany/reshuffling session) I never had the space for it.
Even found a guy looking to make the same trade :thumbsup:

This also means I'll have three generations of SA on the board
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I would consider that switch too, if for nothing else just to get the 5-pin MIDI input. o_O
 
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Subbed out the Nemesis for the Manta. The Nemesis sure is brilliant, but as always I don't need a delay.

If only there was a One series filter, my OCD would be at ease.
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Question about one series pedals: let's say I ran a TRS cable from the second input into a TRS patch bay connection, and only connected the 1/8"-to-1/4" adapter cable to the patch bay when I wanted to edit? (The point here is for easier access when the second input is walled off on a pedal board.) Would there be any potential downside to leaving the TRS cable plugged in?
 
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Adamixoye said:
Question about one series pedals: let's say I ran a TRS cable from the second input into a TRS patch bay connection, and only connected the 1/8"-to-1/4" adapter cable to the patch bay when I wanted to edit? (The point here is for easier access when the second input is walled off on a pedal board.) Would there be any potential downside to leaving the TRS cable plugged in?
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The only thing I can think is the pedal may default to "stereo in" but you can always change that anyway. I've had the Neuro cable plugged in and not in use while recording and home and haven't noticed anything
 
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rsmith601 said:
Prymaxe posted in TGP yesterday that Nemesis has been a top 5 pedal for them for the past 10 months. Typically, new pedals get hot for 2 months and die down, they added. I guess that's why it shows up on the Google search summary!
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It shows up as THE top pedal when you browse all effects and filter by best selling.
 
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I have yet to see one truly negative review of the nemesis. I love mine, and love it even more with the hub and soleman thing working. So completely understand why it would be such a good seller. I really like the form of it too, that platform could lend itself to some really sweet and really functional pedals of other types (distortion, preamp, or cab sim even). Its a really nice and functional platform.
 
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