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

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Annette said:
Hi there, I have an odd problem with creating scenes for my Nemesis through the hub and hub manager. I dialed in a delay with the compound shifter with a minor second interval. Works all well, but when I "save and close" the Nemesis parameter editor to get back to the scene viewer, the minor second is changed to unison again. I tried this several times, also burning it to the internal memory of the pedal itself before "save and close". All my firmwares are up to date. Any takers?
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[email protected]
 
#6,443
Clark W said:
Congrats to Source Audio for their products finally being available through Sweetwater!
Source Audio | Sweetwater
So now that gives them 4 of the big box store/online retailers, Musician's Friend, GC, Sam Ash, and Sweetwater, carrying their products!
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Thanks! Sweetwater took a long time. They really wanted to be sure that we and our products were ready for primetime.
 
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rsmith601 said:
Thanks! Sweetwater took a long time. They really wanted to be sure that we and our products were ready for primetime.
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It's definitely something to be proud of. You've been doing pretty good so far and I don't see that changing for anything but the better as time goes on and you keep pushing the technology envelope with your products. May your success continue to blossom!
 
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symbolic_acts said:
SA teasing the new pedal on instagram


wondering if this can beat out stuff like the Enzo and future impact etc they certainly have the talent to do it
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A product like this screams to have an intuitive editor and simple means to collaborate and share work. We have all that stuff down.
 
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I would just like to post about the wonderful people at [email protected] and the Source Audio Reverb Store. Nathan at contact, and Matt at the Reverb Store...wow man outstanding people.

That email address is the most responsive I’ve ever witnessed, if you ever have a problem with any Source Audio gear, have no fear, I’m hear to tell you it’s impressive.


My HH3 ring got broken and these guys helped me out so much. What a great company, great products and equally great people behind them. You saved the day Source Audio! My HH3 is up & ready to go early for the next gig! Thanks y’all!
 
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jettrail said:
I would just like to post about the wonderful people at [email protected] and the Source Audio Reverb Store. Nathan at contact, and Matt at the Reverb Store...wow man outstanding people.

That email address is the most responsive I’ve ever witnessed, if you ever have a problem with any Source Audio gear, have no fear, I’m hear to tell you it’s impressive.


My HH3 ring got broken and these guys helped me out so much. What a great company, great products and equally great people behind them. You saved the day Source Audio! My HH3 is up & ready to go early for the next gig! Thanks y’all!
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:):thumbsup::D:smug::hyper:
 
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moishelichtfuss said:
Hi all,

I updated the Neuro app on iOS yesterday and was wondering about the following change:

"Audio data output inversion for use with Bluetooth audio adapters"

Where does Bluetooth come into play when. using the app with a pedal?
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You can plug a Bluetooth to analog audio device into input 2 of the pedal and then send Neuro control signals from your phone to your pedals wirelessly (needs a 1/8 in to 1/4 adapter in most cases). These things are low cost these days ($12) and are handy when using phones with no headphone jacks. We found that most of them work, but sometimes you need to flip the phase of the signal. That is the reason for the update. NEURO IS NOW WIRELESS :)
 
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rsmith601 said:
You can plug a Bluetooth to analog audio device into input 2 of the pedal and then send Neuro control signals from your phone to your pedals wirelessly (needs a 1/8 in to 1/4 adapter in most cases). These things are low cost these days ($12) and are handy when using phones with no headphone jacks. We found that most of them work, but sometimes you need to flip the phase of the signal. That is the reason for the update. NEURO IS NOW WIRELESS :)
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Do you have any particular recommendations? (Brands, etc.)
 
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rsmith601 said:
You can plug a Bluetooth to analog audio device into input 2 of the pedal and then send Neuro control signals from your phone to your pedals wirelessly (needs a 1/8 in to 1/4 adapter in most cases). These things are low cost these days ($12) and are handy when using phones with no headphone jacks. We found that most of them work, but sometimes you need to flip the phase of the signal. That is the reason for the update. NEURO IS NOW WIRELESS :)
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Whoa! I had no idea such a thing existed, very cool.
 

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