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

#845
jesseRSA said:
Gents,
Thanks for the bug reports on Hub Manager 2.0
The full released (bugs fixed and with installers) version is available here:
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Hope you enjoy!
Jesse
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Cool, I will check this out tomorrow. Tonight I get to use my Manta and DEP live at the Ri Ra Irish Pub at the Tropicana in Atlantic City. Can't wait!!!

ps, your products are going to take over my pedalboard.....
 
#846
jesseRSA said:
Gents,
Thanks for the bug reports on Hub Manager 2.0
The full released (bugs fixed and with installers) version is available here:
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Hope you enjoy!
Jesse
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Looks good! The bug I found was fixed.

Is there any way to offset the scene count? Scene 0 in Hub Manager is Scene 1 on my Midi Mouse. Small potatoes but would be cool
 
#847
I updated the hub and all pedals and installed the editor. Why now is the axis on my HH3 reversed?? Hmm? I just turned the ring around and ok, but just curious how it was changed. I do like having all of the controls at the wave of a Mouse!! Very good lay out and easy to just drag a pedal in and tweak. AAAAAAAAAAAA++++++!!
 
#849
Thanks for the compliments guys. I truly enjoy recieving feedback good or bad on my efforts. I feel like I'd know what I'd want to hear but sometimes I get tunnel vision and its always nice to hear honest opinions of those that watch!

In other news, I got my SB2 MWBD today. At first it is like the OFD and tends to sound unusable, but I played with it for a while and got some really cool sounds out of it. As much as I'd like to keep it, funds are tight and I'd much rather get the Hub and get that side of the board started.
 
#850
The Hub seems like an amazingly useful and fun tool. One of these days, I hope to find the room for it and a MIDI controller or maybe for a new combined unit from SA; though, I do find the thought of 128 scenes a bit daunting.

Got to say, the SB2 MWBD, which seems to get less love on TB than others from SA, sounds terrific to me, especially in front of my Wonderlove or Dimension Reverb. Definitely more synth than overdrive/fuzz in most of the presets, but a ton of great sounds, really responsive, tweakable and very different sounding on the multi-wave side--all good.
 
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#852
Yeah, the Bass OFD replaced so many drive pedals for me. I'm very happy with it!

I've held onto some 'mono-tasker' drive pedals though. Mainly for studio use. There are little quirks that these various fuzzes and distortions have that I like to hold onto. Still, the OFD gets close enough to all of them to keep me happy on stage! I lurv it so mulch! :-)
 
#853
I'll join the crowd, the OFD replaced my beloved OCD on my board. It can do what it can do plus give me back most of my low end I lost with the OCD. Plus it's givin me a really nice muff fuzz to use on occasion. I've never really liked muff fuzzes, but with the preamps I'm running it in to, the muff settings on the OFD sound awesome. And I use it.


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#856
Hey SASS,

Looking for some help with a SA programmable eq pedal that I just got.

What is happening is that whenever the power for it is shared with another pedal, (with a 1 spot) it introduces noise and what I guess you might call "digital artifacts" into my signal. (a whine or hum that goes up and down in pitch and a kind of clicking noise that corresponds with the light on the eq pedal blinking on and off)

this noise is coming in through the power connector and not the signal cables, so even with no signal cable plugged into the eq, as soon as I plug in the power, the noise starts. If the eq is plugged into a separate wall wart, by itself, it works fine. It also does not have the problem if it is the only pedal on the 1 spot, but as soon as the power is shared with another pedal (any single pedal or combination of them) the noise starts. (pedal chain is X2 wireless receiver, planet waves tuner, mxr bass envelope, source audio ofd, barge vb-jr, mxr phase 90, then the eq.

Did i get a bad pedal? should I return it to GC? Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
 
#857
Guys, anyone know where I can get a new rubber cover for the Hot Hand 3? The little tab on mine (that sizes the ring), is torn.
 
#858
robd said:
Hey SASS,

Looking for some help with a SA programmable eq pedal that I just got.

What is happening is that whenever the power for it is shared with another pedal, (with a 1 spot) it introduces noise and what I guess you might call "digital artifacts" into my signal. (a whine or hum that goes up and down in pitch and a kind of clicking noise that corresponds with the light on the eq pedal blinking on and off)

this noise is coming in through the power connector and not the signal cables, so even with no signal cable plugged into the eq, as soon as I plug in the power, the noise starts. If the eq is plugged into a separate wall wart, by itself, it works fine. It also does not have the problem if it is the only pedal on the 1 spot, but as soon as the power is shared with another pedal (any single pedal or combination of them) the noise starts. (pedal chain is X2 wireless receiver, planet waves tuner, mxr bass envelope, source audio ofd, barge vb-jr, mxr phase 90, then the eq.

Did i get a bad pedal? should I return it to GC? Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
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I don't have a OneSpot to try to recreate your issue, but did run it through one some time back and didn't have any problem. I'd contact SA through their website. I had a problem with my OFD once and they got back to me right away and were very helpful.
 

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