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

[noermaen]

awesome. thank you!

 

[JimboP]

Thanks @Johno Dunn you just made my day

 

[Robertron]

That purple C4 oh my god

 

[GMC]

The Hub and C4 won't interact at all via the Neuro editor yet. Any programming with the hub would have to be with other pedals that are compatible. All the hub can do right now for C4 is pass MIDI messages, which doesn't require any programming (besides making sure they're on the same MIDI channel).

Well...that's a start. How many patches can be accessed from the C4 via the Neuro Hub currently?

 

[gregmon79]

That purple C4 oh my god

I so wish they would've kept that color!!

 

[thabassmon]

I so wish they would've kept that color!!

Yeah the purple is wicked. Like I've said the only reason why I chose the kingmaker instead of the aftershock.

I wish I could have a purple c4 on my board next to a purple kingmaker. Now that would be banging.

 

[gregmon79]

Yeah the purple is wicked. Like I've said the only reason why I chose the kingmaker instead of the aftershock.

I wish I could have a purple c4 on my board next to a purple kingmaker. Now that would be banging.

I'm a real sucker for deep vibrant colored pedals. Added bonus if it's brushed aluminum! I would buy every single Way Huge pedal there was if I could. I think they are the best looking pedals out there in appearance and construction. Size too. Ol George did it right!

Nothing wrong with the C4 as is, not knocking it. But it would've been killer if it was a purple.

 

[GMC]

Can I get a S.A.S.S list number please?
GMC - SA Aftershock and Hub

Kind Regards

 

[Chace90]

Well...that's a start. How many patches can be accessed from the C4 via the Neuro Hub currently?

None. The hub can only relay midi messages to the C4, including patch changes. But the hub doesn't store any information for the C4. The hub can, however, store additional presets for other One Series pedals.

The C4 can store 128 presets in its built-in memory.

 

[rsmith601]

That purple C4 oh my god

Matt at DAD did that custom design of the purple C4 himself. Ours look much, much more homemade!

 

[rsmith601]

Well...that's a start. How many patches can be accessed from the C4 via the Neuro Hub currently?

As noted in the other thread, if you use a MIDI CC, you can get to all 128 presets via the Hub.

 

[rsmith601]

None. The hub can only relay midi messages to the C4, including patch changes. But the hub doesn't store any information for the C4. The hub can, however, store additional presets for other One Series pedals.

The C4 can store 128 presets in its built-in memory.

I cant wait until we have 100% Hub support C4. There are lots of work-arounds that are fine, but it is a bit confusing and different than the Aftershock!

 

[Stephen]

@rsmith601 Any news as to when the Spectrum will be in stores?

 

[rsmith601]

@rsmith601 Any news as to when the Spectrum will be in stores?

Hopefully next Tuesday or Wednesday

 

[estimated_eyes]

Ordered a DMC Micro last night, stoked!

Question, does anyone know if the display scrolls the name of the presets? or just the "slot" that it is in?

 

[Johno Dunn]

Ordered a DMC Micro last night, stoked!

Question, does anyone know if the display scrolls the name of the presets? or just the "slot" that it is in?

I believe just the slot, so my idea is to have my phone plugged in at gigs and practice, so I know what I’m going to.

 

[estimated_eyes]

I believe just the slot, so my idea is to have my phone plugged in at gigs and practice, so I know what I’m going to.

If necessary I was thinking I would make a "cheat sheet" for some of the heavy used presets and tape it to my expression pedal or something

 

[Eadger]

I believe just the slot, so my idea is to have my phone plugged in at gigs and practice, so I know what I’m going to.

I don't think that's going to help you. Phone is one-way communication - the app doesn't know what's saved to your device.

 

[Robertron]

You could save a screenshot on your phone from the Neuro Desktop and keep that open on your phone.

 

[Nunovsky]

It's here!