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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3
- Thread starter gregmon79
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Hello SA sorcerers... I just wanted to say that after many years of thinking the Neuro Interface was not for me, I am now using a C4 and a Lunar and am loving Neuro. Even old dogs can learn new tricks.
This whole source audio thing is a slippery slope ;-)
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Seems fine now. I saw it when you first posted it. There was a message box saying something about the content being blocked. That dialogue box is not there now. Thanks.
rsmith601
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This makes me very happy. We have continued to invest in making the tools more and more effective. The idea is to create an experience for a wide range of folks with different objectives. Perhaps you are like @Quatschmacher or @fivestringgecko or @Annette and want to make your own sounds for the community. Or perhaps you just want to make some simple tweaks to something and need access to a deep parameter to do so. Or, perhaps you just want to browse the vast library of sounds. There are now almost 3,500 published presets in the Neuro community library!! It has taken so much time, money and effort over many years, but it's paying off. Thank you for your support!
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Thanks @rsmith601... is there a way to search for most burned sounds?This makes me very happy. We have continued to invest in making the tools more and more effective. The idea is to create an experience for a wide range of folks with different objectives. Perhaps you are like @Quatschmacher or @fivestringgecko or @Annette and want to make your own sounds for the community. Or perhaps you just want to make some simple tweaks to something and need access to a deep parameter to do so. Or, perhaps you just want to browse the vast library of sounds. There are now almost 3,500 published presets in the Neuro community library!! It has taken so much time, money and effort over many years, but it's paying off. Thank you for your support!
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@rsmith601 I want to say again how much I truly love my SA pedals and appreciate your commitment to your products and customer base and for delivering pedals that offer so much more: 
ossibilities than my mind has yet to unravel, though I have tried & keep trying.
Welcome @Matt Dean to the Series One! Next you need to get an Aftershock, just saying.
ossibilities than my mind has yet to unravel, though I have tried & keep trying. Welcome @Matt Dean to the Series One! Next you need to get an Aftershock, just saying.
Thank you @bassbrad. I'm sure the Aftershock would be awesome, but it would have some tough acts to follow...@rsmith601 I want to say again how much I truly love my SA pedals and appreciate your commitment to your products and customer base and for delivering pedals that offer so much more:
Welcome @Matt Dean to the Series One! Next you need to get an Aftershock, just saying.
rsmith601
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I am aware of your elegant and exclusive and expensive tastes for dirt. The Aftershock would give you the opportunity to be the creator, the circuit bender, to have the crazed ultra elusive unobtainum sound only in your head hands and rig that none other can "extraspecialcalafragalisiticgonzobopperwhopperradioactivechickensnappercrabber" tone. Know what I mean? I have recreated several of my unique fuzzes as well as many only dreamed about sounds with the Aftershock and I am sure you are far more clever and have a broader experienced ear than I in that area, everyone's creations will be different. You can keep those sounds for your own use or be super cool like @Quatschmacher and others and share the wealth for others to enjoy and praise.
BTW that Edison is super smoove.
The Aftershock is pretty amazing... it has that rare combination of being insanely flexible and tweakable while also sounding first-rate. It might not get you an exact clone of your favorite boutique pedal but it can probably do a lot more. I'm not aware of anything else quite like it in its price range.
Spectrum
I've played my music partner's Spectrum and I definitely dig it. I recently picked up a C4, and just burned a meatball envelope filter into it, and will likely do another filter setting. That's what's I like about the C4. If I could do some phasing on the C4, it could be my all in one filter/phaser unit.
Edit: As you can see, I have a Nemesis, and have been using it for a few years now.
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Phasing on C4 is totally doable. You get 2-, 4- and 6-stage variants (weirdly mis-labelled as 1-, 2- and 3-stage; 1, 2, 3 is actually the number of notches).
I've often run my filter into my phaser, so check it: I now have more Source Audio then anything else on my board.
rsmith601
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Thinking of adding auto-backup of all the presets on a pedal any time one connects to the desktop editor. It could be turned off, and it would only take about 1 second or so.
When will the Neuro Editor be able to integrate the Soleman? I am hoping for a day that one USB connection accesses all networked pedals. Having ready USB access to various makers' pedals has been one of the defining parameters of laying out my pedal board project. Making sure the SA pedals are accessible hasn't been a problem, nor the Soleman with its side access port. The hubs will likely be buried with a pony adapter cable left in place.
