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

#9,741
Sorry for spamming you all with this, but it's just a big question mark for me.

When I connect the Bluetooth transmitter to my stereo and use the Neuro App, those noise bursts sending the presets/changes are clearly audible so everything seems to work, but as soon as I connect it to the Neuro cable, nothing seems too reach the pedal (I also tried it at all volume levels with different with inverted and uninverted phase). I see no reason why this shouldn't work.
 
#9,742
moishelichtfuss said:
Sorry for spamming you all with this, but it's just a big question mark for me.

When I connect the Bluetooth transmitter to my stereo and use the Neuro App, those noise bursts sending the presets/changes are clearly audible so everything seems to work, but as soon as I connect it to the Neuro cable, nothing seems too reach the pedal (I also tried it at all volume levels with different with inverted and uninverted phase). I see no reason why this shouldn't work.
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I am going to send you PM.
 
#9,743
moishelichtfuss said:
Sorry for spamming you all with this, but it's just a big question mark for me.

When I connect the Bluetooth transmitter to my stereo and use the Neuro App, those noise bursts sending the presets/changes are clearly audible so everything seems to work, but as soon as I connect it to the Neuro cable, nothing seems too reach the pedal (I also tried it at all volume levels with different with inverted and uninverted phase). I see no reason why this shouldn't work.
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rsmith601 said:
I am going to send you PM.
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Maybe get me in on that one as well??? I always had issues connecting bluetooth devices to my C4 and put it down cause I just couldn't get it to work.
 
#9,746
Can any of you SA experts tell me the best or simplest way to achieve the following with C4 Synth, Aftershock, Nemesis, and Mercury?
  • Scroll through presets on the C4.
  • Send taps to the Nemesis, Mercury, and C4. (I'm currently using the on-board tap button on the Nemesis and an external SA tap tempo button for the Mercury. Nothing is going to the C4.)
  • Apply expression to the Nemesis and optionally to the C4. (I'm currently using an MXR mini expression pedal plugged into the TRS input on the Nemsis.)
I assume I will need the Neuro hub and MIDI device, such as the MC6, Soleman, or one of the Disaster Area products, but I'm not sure what products will give me the capability I want.

I'd appreciate any help you can offer.
 
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Whew! Now to just route pwr underneath, and the fun can begin!
 
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#9,750
Is there any reason I can't use the two inputs and outputs on my One Series pedals (C4, Nemesis, Aftershock, and Mercury) to run two completely separate signals through the effect chain? Assuming, that is, that I set each to rout Input 1 to Output 1 and Input 2 to Output 2?
 
#9,752
Midi question, I’m running my Spectrum w/a DMC Micro scrolling through presets. I also have recently acquired a Le Bass and an SA Programable EQ. My plan is to utilize the Midi capabilities of Le Bass to change settings on the EQ, appropriate to the channel I’m using on Le Bass. I also have a Zoom MS60B, and my question is, what would be the best way to incorporate using Midi to change the presets on the Zoom? And, how can I get all four units to change together?
Oh, and when it comes to Midi, I’m stoopid!
 
#9,753
Johno Dunn said:
Midi question, I’m running my Spectrum w/a DMC Micro scrolling through presets. I also have recently acquired a Le Bass and an SA Programable EQ. My plan is to utilize the Midi capabilities of Le Bass to change settings on the EQ, appropriate to the channel I’m using on Le Bass. I also have a Zoom MS60B, and my question is, what would be the best way to incorporate using Midi to change the presets on the Zoom? And, how can I get all four units to change together?
Oh, and when it comes to Midi, I’m stoopid!
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If the spectrum is running through the usb you won’t be able to use the zoom at the same time. Not sure how the pedal bass hooks up, but if it has a standard midi in and through jack, the programmable EQ can go after it.
 
#9,754
Gibs210 said:
If the spectrum is running through the usb you won’t be able to use the zoom at the same time. Not sure how the pedal bass hooks up, but if it has a standard midi in and through jack, the programmable EQ can go after it.
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I know I need another usb host for the Zoom, but is there something I can run it all into that will allow me to do scenes?
The Le Bass has Midi out that will send PC to the EQ.
 
#9,755
Johno Dunn said:
I know I need another usb host for the Zoom, but is there something I can run it all into that will allow me to do scenes?
The Le Bass has Midi out that will send PC to the EQ.
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You’d have to use the P mode of the disaster controller, select the P# you want to use, the. Go through each of the scroll banks and select the PC from each pedal you want to use, then go back to P mode and save.
 
#9,759
Happy Holidays!

Johno Dunn said:
I know I need another usb host for the Zoom, but is there something I can run it all into that will allow me to do scenes?
The Le Bass has Midi out that will send PC to the EQ.
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Not sure of other controllers but... Using the SA Soleman I can create macros. The macros are simply strings of midi commands that are all fired off linearly. Not 100% sure that it can send a single macro that includes channel change. You would need to have a separate USB midi host like a second DAD unit to control the ms-60B.

I'll be interested to see how this develops for you. I really like my B3 though it has been off my board due to the lack of midi. If I can do scene changes over USB I would bring it back - though I'd replace it with the ms-60b for the form factor.

Just scan/read the B-3 and MS-60b manuals. I don't see any mention of being able to change patches over USB. JD are you assuming you can due to the USB port ? Unless I missed something (which would be good news as I'd like for this to work) the USB is there to allow firmware updates and to support audio interface use.
 
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4Mal said:
Happy Holidays!



Not sure of other controllers but... Using the SA Soleman I can create macros. The macros are simply strings of midi commands that are all fired off linearly. Not 100% sure that it can send a single macro that includes channel change. You would need to have a separate USB midi host like a second DAD unit to control the ms-60B.

I'll be interested to see how this develops for you. I really like my B3 though it has been off my board due to the lack of midi. If I can do scene changes over USB I would bring it back - though I'd replace it with the ms-60b for the form factor.

Just scan/read the B-3 and MS-60b manuals. I don't see any mention of being able to change patches over USB. JD are you assuming you can due to the USB port ? Unless I missed something (which would be good news as I'd like for this to work) the USB is there to allow firmware updates and to support audio interface use.
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