Adamixoye
A PT Pro is cool for worship, right?
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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3
- Thread starter gregmon79
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- Apr 19, 2001
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I already have a Ventris so I don't think I'll be picking a short spring reverb up, but I commend Source Audio because this seems like the perfect pedal for those on the fence about the Ventris. Guitarists especially will jump on this, especially with the smaller footprint.
Reverb on bass.. gleck... really wanting an octaver.
How does one get a number in this group ?
Manta, Orbital, Aftershock, Neural Hub and Soleman in this corner. Still trying to figure it all out of course...
How does one get a number in this group ?
Manta, Orbital, Aftershock, Neural Hub and Soleman in this corner. Still trying to figure it all out of course...
I also echo this sentiment. I was on the fence about the Ventris because I wasn't sure about a larger pedal for reverb since I don't use it a ton. This certainly makes it more palatable.
i already have the ventris so i think i'll pass. Nice idea though for those not willing to drop the cash on a hardcore reverb
Rogue Guitar Shop briefly leaked an image and description, jerks. I'm waiting for the official unveil tomorrow.
I think this video shows better the potencialities of the pedal.
Really fantastic demo and the inclusion of the vertigo tremolo engine was wicked smart. This thing will sell like hot cakes and be serious competition to the Strymon Flint.
what would be really cool is being able to use the external switch as a drip-trigger, so you could *kick the spring tank* if you will, also should we assume that the reverb engines will be limited to spring-y ones or will it have all of them available from the ventris (kinda makes sense if it doesn't)
rsmith601
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The True Spring hardware does not have sufficient data memory to run the other Ventris reverbs.
rsmith601
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The Neuro Desktop with FULL support for interacting with the Neuro Data Base is now posted. Huge milestone for us. Have fun with it.
Bug report ... This new version identifies my Nemesis as a Ventris. Prior to connecting the Nemesis I had just updated the Ventris, if that is related.
Adamixoye
A PT Pro is cool for worship, right?
- Apr 9, 2012
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@nnavarro I've been reading some of the threads on TGP with the discussion about MIDI in current and future SA products. The question I have is: input 2 on the One Series pedals is already a TRS input that is used for communication with the Neuro app. The MIDI standard recently formalized the protocol for 5 pin to TRS MIDI - couldn't, in principle from a hardware perspective, MIDI be delivered to One Series using this connection instead of the Hub? I realize it would be a MASSIVE firmware overhaul that may not be feasible.
Same here but i didn't just update my ventris
it says "ventris reverb" but all the settings and everything IS for the nemesis.
