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

#6,361
BigBeatNut said:
Makes complete sense. For people like me, that elinates some risk from a purchase since I can explore in advance.
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It's just going to sucker you into buying one or more of their pedals :D

And if you really want to get suckered in, check these out....

How to connect your phone:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 1:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 2:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 3:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 4:


I'm off work for the next two days, and my pedal gets here on my 2nd day off. I'm like a kid the day before Christmas right now. I already have my "work" planned out. I play electric bass in an "acoustic" gig and want to create specific sounds for AIC, Nirvana, and a few others "Unplugged" music. Have the tones I'm looking for in my head, will finally get to unleash them Tuesday, the day after my weekly gig :bassist:
 
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This is just so wrong on so many levels. My first SA pedal is only 35 miles away, expected delivery though is Tuesday.
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Clark W said:
It's just going to sucker you into buying one or more of their pedals :D

And if you really want to get suckered in, check these out....

How to connect your phone:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 1:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 2:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 3:


Neuro Mobile App Walk Through Part 4:


I'm off work for the next two days, and my pedal gets here on my 2nd day off. I'm like a kid the day before Christmas right now. I already have my "work" planned out. I play electric bass in an "acoustic" gig and want to create specific sounds for AIC, Nirvana, and a few others "Unplugged" music. Have the tones I'm looking for in my head, will finally get to unleash them Tuesday, the day after my weekly gig :bassist:
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I would note that those videos are older. The Neuro app is much slicker now!
 
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rsmith601 said:
The plan is to create a small format envelope filter pedal, a small format octave pedal, and an underlying editor architecture that is common to both. If you want to add pitch effects to your filters, you can. If you want to add filters to you octave pedal, you can. I hope to publish the architecture block diagram soon so you get the picture.
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Still on this envelope/Octaver topic, it would be great if you developed this pedal using the same ideia behind the SA True Spring Tank that combines the spring reverb and the tremolo in one pedal, using the secondary control functions.
 
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Nunovsky said:
Still on this envelope/Octaver topic, it would be great if you developed this pedal using the same ideia behind the SA True Spring Tank that combines the spring reverb and the tremolo in one pedal, using the secondary control functions.
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That is EXACTLY what we have in mind.
 
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rsmith601 said:
I would note that those videos are older. The Neuro app is much slicker now!
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It would be a good idea for you guys to do a comprehensive update to your videos.
I think you should include more/better examples of a range of pedals working together in the Hub/Soleman system as well as the use of non-SA pedals intgrated into the loop.
Demos should share equal time between guitar and bass. Since the SB2 demos with Will Kady, the bass-applicable demos have been rather lacking.
 
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Basshappi said:
It would be a good idea for you guys to do a comprehensive update to your videos.
I think you should include more/better examples of a range of pedals working together in the Hub/Soleman system as well as the use of non-SA pedals intgrated into the loop.
Demos should share equal time between guitar and bass. Since the SB2 demos with Will Kady, the bass-applicable demos have been rather lacking.
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Nathan has done quite a few videos since being with us. Are those not getting out there?
 
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Nathan is very good, I'm not disparaging him, but his videos are more demo/performance oriented where as Will's were more tutorial in nature.
With the SA Hub system as complex/variable as it is I think there needs to be more content on the pedals and the peripherals used as a system.
I realize that most users are probably using a few pedals incorporated into normal pedalboards and so the focus on the Neuro app is understandable.

But there are guys like me who have (or are building) a complete SA board and incorporate SB2, Series One, HH and multiple exp pedals and FX loops to non SA equipment and are using a computer as the primary programing interface.
 
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Basshappi said:
Nathan is very good, I'm not disparaging him, but his videos are more demo/performance oriented where as Will's were more tutorial in nature.
With the SA Hub system as complex/variable as it is I think there needs to be more content on the pedals and the peripherals used as a system.
I realize that most users are probably using a few pedals incorporated into normal pedalboards and so the focus on the Neuro app is understandable.

But there are guys like me who have (or are building) a complete SA board and incorporate SB2, Series One, HH and multiple exp pedals and FX loops to non SA equipment and are using a computer as the primary programing interface.
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Ahh. Good clarification. We should cover that. The SA ecosystem!!
 
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