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I think I just realized this last night. Just to be perfectly clear, the envelope drop down (Envelope OFF/1/2) in the 4 individual voices sets the envelope section to control amplification swells, and the envelope selection in the filters controls frequency sweeps? That sort of seems like what the manual was saying, but like said, it’s less than perfectly clear.Note that there is amplitude envelope control over each voice. It's currently less than perfectly clear in the manual. There are 2 envelopes, and they can be tapped for use in the voices for amplitude and in the filters for .......well.......funky goodness!!
Correct! Manual being updated to be more clear on this.I think I just realized this last night. Just to be perfectly clear, the envelope drop down (Envelope OFF/1/2) in the 4 individual voices sets the envelope section to control amplification swells, and the envelope selection in the filters controls frequency sweeps? That sort of seems like what the manual was saying, but like said, it’s less than perfectly clear.
That would be the correct one to use, right?BE AWARE you have to pay attention to the routing method. I was doing this with the c4 set to dual mono inputs.
That would be the correct one to use, right?
Also, in bypass wouldn't this be the default? Or does that depend on the bypass mode (another topic where I haven't dug into the manual)?
Conceptually I understand it fine (I do this sort of 4-cable method routing on other pedals), I am just making sure I understand the C4's options and quirks.Dual input mono would be the correct one to use.
Think about it as channel 1 is your octaver and channel 2 is your envelope filter pedal.
I think you may need to have it default to that in global settings as well.
Conceptually I understand it fine (I do this sort of 4-cable method routing on other pedals), I am just making sure I understand the C4's options and quirks.
Yep! You have to look at the c4 product page at sourceaudio.Sorry if I missed the answer to this elsewhere in the thread, but is the manual on line yet?
Thanks!
Thank you thank youNathan and I drew this up on the white board the other day and agreed that it would keep the loop active in bypass. He then tested it to confirm.



Mine is arriving today!!

I have to keep telling myself that the purple beta version is limited edition and special . . . but the standard silver graphics just look damn cool. So tempting, who doesn’t need a second C4 right?
Must stay strong.
A note or question about the Neuro desk top, I would love if the scroll wheel would move the "pots" I can't seem to get that (or find that option) action on my PC WINX.
Check your volume settings in those presets.Got mine too. Sounds awesome. Here is a question when I go into the second bank the volume drops and stays that way and then sometimes if I turn a knob it comes back and sometimes it does not. And before anyone asks I am using the SA power supply.
Not on mine. On my DAW cakewalk (I'm a Luddite) I have it set up so that if hovering over a knob the scroll rolls the knob, but in the field it scrolls the page. In Neuro all it does is scroll the page and I cannot find a command/option to change that.I’m able to do this with the track pad on my laptop, also Windows 10, so it should be possible for you (in theory)