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

Just curiosity because of my new toys, any update on the Hub Manager software?

The Hub's probably one of the best additions I've ever done to my rig in general. I feel much more free to give each song it's own sound, even if they're tiny tweaks. Love it! Eventually I'd love to expand to a MIDI controller and Switcher to handle my non-SA pedals in those presets
I truly recommend the db11 pedal palette
I also am starting to love the fact that I can tweak the SB for each song, and just save it to the pedal palette's presets ... One click and I turn on as many pedals as I want + the SB presets ... Too cool
 
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I truly recommend the db11 pedal palette
I also am starting to love the fact that I can tweak the SB for each song, and just save it to the pedal palette's presets ... One click and I turn on as many pedals as I want + the SB presets ... Too cool

I checked out the DB11 but the price:woot:!!! Ouch! Maybe in the future if all works out well. I understand it is a looper and midi controller?
 
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Yeah, I'm not keen on a midi-mouse for mid song changes. To much chance of getting lost with a missed stomp or mistaken double stomp.

Yeeah I thought about that once I started messing around with switching presets mid-song. It's a bit tricky if you havent done it before, my issue is the placement of the up/down switches are right next to my other pedals, gotta kinda finagle my shoe edge to get it right. I have a longer MIDI cable coming in the next day or so, I'm going to have to move some things around so I'm not mis-stomping.
 
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mmmmm mmmmm that is some tasty sticker swag
 
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Got my Hub yesterday! I need to get myself a controller (a line6 M5 for now) but I'm so excited about the tone of SA products and the possibility of tweaking every scene to a "t"!! Can't wait to get it all in motion this week-end! I wondered if there was a way to "see" scenes saved on the hub without a midi controller (I checked on the Hub software but could not see any). I know that the SA team is working on a Hub computer scene editor but, till then, is there a way to "see" the saved scenes??
 
I checked out the DB11 but the price:woot:!!! Ouch! Maybe in the future if all works out well. I understand it is a looper and midi controller?
by the way, next time you see something like the db11 pedal palette's price, and feel it is too expensive ... try to look it up on a french or GB site, do the conversion from EUR or POUNDS into $$$ and you'll feel much better :)
 
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I should get it this week-end. I need a few of its effects (mainly the octaver and delay) and figured it would be a good starting point for my midi experience! I'm quite busy at work right now and don't have much time to play with my pedalboard. But I'll make sure to let you know how it's going.
 
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Serious. You guys have stickers sent around the globe. I mean, having fun with a pedal - completely comprehensible. But why the excitement about a sticker?
Yes. It's just a sticker. There's not much to say about it other than it's an adhesive piece of plastic that represents one of my favorite companies. Where's the harm in showing some love for something you like?

What's the best sticker for Metal?
 
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