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View attachment 3550372looks like a larger diameter connector on the output side of the pedal...
could be XLR... so Preamp/DI!
or midi..... Audio to midi ??? now this would be exciting! using the pitch tracking engine of the C4 outpur midi data?
Concerning Disaster area usb connection and one series pedals.
Dmc Micro, qconnect, and midi baby all work for controlling one series pedals over usb. Dmc 3xl and 4 I believe are getting an update soon that will give you the proper c4 drivers, but I think you can use them anyway using the nemesis driver, not positive.
All one series can work with the gen 3 controllers over usb however. Nemesis, ventris, c4, and spectrum are the only ones that can access presets over midi. The other pedals only offer CC messages and midi clock over usb midi. No CC103/104 here to access presets.
Pre-order placed. So now we wait...We have shipped well over 1000 units since July. More and more each week, but its very hard to keep up with demand. I did not expect this.
As much as I would love it to be a preamp it looks like midi and above it midi through like on the nemesis if you google some pics. Now that I think of it, it just looks like a nemesis and roger is wearing a nemesis shirt. Hmm. New delay? Nemesis v2?
That would be my guess as well. Guitarists have been clamoring for a dual-DSP version of the Nemesis so it can do two delays simultaneously and allow spillover when changing presets. Basically the stuff dual DSP makes possible on the Ventris. Maybe "one of the best delay pedals" is about to become "arguably the best delay pedal."
Yes, its the same as the C4.Is the OC2 algorithm on the Spectrum the same as the one on the C4? I'm in the market for a filter to replace my somewhat unpredictable MXR bass envelope but if the Spectrum could also replace my OC2 that would be pretty awesome.
Concerning Disaster area usb connection and one series pedals.
Dmc Micro, qconnect, and midi baby all work for controlling one series pedals over usb. Dmc 3xl and 4 I believe are getting an update soon that will give you the proper c4 drivers, but I think you can use them anyway using the nemesis driver, not positive.
All one series can work with the gen 3 controllers over usb however. Nemesis, ventris, c4, and spectrum are the only ones that can access presets over midi. The other pedals only offer CC messages and midi clock over usb midi. No CC103/104 here to access presets.
Not all the Bluetooth adapter out there will work. The mpow and Logitech are the ones we have confirmed to work well with the pedals.so I’ve tried this with 2 different Bluetooth adapters as outlined in this video and it won’t work. When I go to select a community preset I hear that fax type noise for a split second. But that’s it. It won’t communicate with the C4.... idk what I’m missing...
Not all the Bluetooth adapter out there will work. The mpow and Logitech are the ones we have confirmed to work well with the pedals.
iPhone?
Are you using the Neuro cable into input 2?
Yes. I plug that into the Bluetooth device. Inverse that switch in the app and it won’t work still.Are you using the Neuro cable into input 2?
Start at high volume and then back off a few clicks. You will see the little light blink when things are working. Also, be sure that the channel swap is NOT checked. The fact that you can hear it in your amp means its on the wrong channel, I suspect.Yes. I plug that into the Bluetooth device. Inverse that switch in the app and it won’t work still.
I would use the BURN function myself.When using the Neuro app, what's the most effective way to edit/save to pedal.
Is it to select the sound in my library, edit what I need to, then use the physical 'save' on the pedal (hold the button down) or to just use the 'burn' function in the editor?