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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3
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rsmith601
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Nitpicky, but I'm glad they made it a bit lighter than the Nemesis - I would have liked them to keep the neat white knobs they had on it eons ago when showing it off, but the grey vs. black of the Nem will make them look attractive together 
rsmith601
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Nemesis came today, I'm an hour into fidling knobs and I'm in love. Haven't even touched the "traditional" delays yet.
Arggg just bought a nimbus, and while I can get some of the sounds by putting pedals before or after, all the options in the Ventris are insane! Can anyone describe the laserverb a bit more though?
Thank you for all the love, guys! I'm glad you're digging the new video. I tried to have some fun exploring the lesser-used features of the One Series. I was particularly stoked with the results I got using the Lunar Phaser's "Sidechain Envelope" routing at 0:51. Here's a walkthrough, explaining what I did for each section of the demo: Invalid Link Removed All of the presets from the demo are also posted on the Neuro App.
On Laserverb... I was just playing through the Ventris for an hour and a half and I kept finding myself coming back to Laserverb on the engine selector. I agree, special is one of the best ways to describe it. To me it sounds something like the most musical version of a pitch sequencer, but instead of shifting pitches, it shifts peaking frequencies so it works over any chord/line/melody and never clashes.
I'm glad you're digging the new video. I tried to have some fun exploring the lesser-used features of the One Series. I was particularly stoked with the results I got using the Lunar Phaser's "Sidechain Envelope" routing at 0:51. Here's a walkthrough, explaining what I did for each section of the demo: Invalid Link Removed All of the presets from the demo are also posted on the Neuro App. On Laserverb... I was just playing through the Ventris for an hour and a half and I kept finding myself coming back to Laserverb on the engine selector. I agree, special is one of the best ways to describe it. To me it sounds something like the most musical version of a pitch sequencer, but instead of shifting pitches, it shifts peaking frequencies so it works over any chord/line/melody and never clashes.
I went through your entire break down on your page. Simply amazing!!! That is hours and hours of programming! Awesome outcome!Thank you for all the love, guys!
On Laserverb... I was just playing through the Ventris for an hour and a half and I kept finding myself coming back to Laserverb on the engine selector. I agree, special is one of the best ways to describe it. To me it sounds something like the most musical version of a pitch sequencer, but instead of shifting pitches, it shifts peaking frequencies so it works over any chord/line/melody and never clashes.
This is my current board. Still tweaking LOL!
I'm sure I've missed this somewhere way back, but how can I read the full description of the user presets?
I didn't even know that existed on the site haha, thanks for that!
[OTE="Farrin D, post: 20325059, member: 119444"]I didn't even know that existed on the site haha, thanks for that![/QUOTE]
Your welcome!
Your welcome!
Awesome! Thanks. Now that you've posted that, I remember seeing it in the past. But, I couldn't for the life of me remember where.
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Has the BEF Pro ever been changed in anyway? I've seen some lighter purple and darker purple ones. Just makes me wonder if there's a new firmware or effect or anything.
rsmith601
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Nope. Still the same. All the newer stuff went into Manta.
Thank you for all the love, guys!
On Laserverb... I was just playing through the Ventris for an hour and a half and I kept finding myself coming back to Laserverb on the engine selector. I agree, special is one of the best ways to describe it. To me it sounds something like the most musical version of a pitch sequencer, but instead of shifting pitches, it shifts peaking frequencies so it works over any chord/line/melody and never clashes.
no charge, Brother, that was sweet...i like seeing folks make real, no kidding, MUSICAL, demos...haven't seen anyone else that even comes close...I'm just jealous my stuff isn't as good
