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.
this is a great idea.
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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.
This. Please do this.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.
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.
Yes. That's the plan.Would all previous backup files continue to be accessible after a new one is created? (I know apple iPhone backups tend to constantly replace the previous one.) The reason I ask is that there is a scenario in which a user might have accidentally overwritten something on the pedal itself and would want to restore from a backup. If the pedal were to automatically backup and replace the file upon connection then the backup would now consist of the accidentally overwritten files and recovery would be impossible. In such a scenario one would either need previous backups to be available or have the ability to switch off the auto backup function on the pedal itself (or via the neuro app) before connecting to the editor.
Based on which SW bassline?Can anyone recommend a good Stevie Wonderish Moog patch ? I've been playing with one but I'm not getting the meat I want from it.
I figured that is what it would be.Boogie On Reggae Woman is where I've been headed.
The SA Dual Expression pedal should be back in stock within about 2 weeks. COVID caused a 3 month delay in our assembly process and we ran out about 4 weeks ago.So wondering here,...can't find the SA expression pedal in stock anywhere. Also the newer model seemed to have come and gone. I'm probably just out of the loop on this, but any of those in the know that can shed some light on when they'll be back in stock? Thanks!
Yes and no. In a basic sense, yes there’s distortion and phasing options in the C4, but they are fairly limited. If you’re happy with what’s there, perfect! But the Aftershock (or LA Lady or Kingmaker, they share settings in Neuro) and Lunar (or Mercury or Gemini, same shared settings) offer SO many more options. So up to you on how much flexibility you’re looking for, and what cost you’re willing to pay for it. I went with the Aftershock, C4, Mercury, EQ2 and Hub run by a MidiMongoose and couldn’t be happier!Question guys I've purchased a c4 and its great. Looking at the other effects included If I want distortion or phasing its there so the aftershock or lunar isn't needed. I'm i correct?
My advice would be to play around with the phasers and distortion and see if they satisfy your needs. For most uses the 4-and 6-stage phasers cover plenty of sounds. If you want 8- and 12-stage phasers then you’ll need a Lunar/Gemini/Mercury. I don’t use loads of distortion so the ones in the C4 are OK for me at the moment. I might find use for an Aftershock again at some point; I had one a couple of years ago but wasn’t using it much but that was before I got into the MIDI possibilities.Question guys I've purchased a c4 and its great. Looking at the other effects included If I want distortion or phasing its there so the aftershock or lunar isn't needed. I'm i correct?
Got it, thank you for answering my questionMy advice would be to play around with the phasers and distortion and see if they satisfy your needs. For most uses the 4-and 6-stage phasers cover plenty of sounds. If you want 8- and 12-stage phasers then you’ll need a Lunar/Gemini/Mercury. I don’t use loads of distortion so the ones in the C4 are OK for me at the moment. I might find use for an Aftershock again at some point; I had one a couple of years ago but wasn’t using it much but that was before I got into the MIDI possibilities.
Thank you for the reply, that helpsYes and no. In a basic sense, yes there’s distortion and phasing options in the C4, but they are fairly limited. If you’re happy with what’s there, perfect! But the Aftershock (or LA Lady or Kingmaker, they share settings in Neuro) and Lunar (or Mercury or Gemini, same shared settings) offer SO many more options. So up to you on how much flexibility you’re looking for, and what cost you’re willing to pay for it. I went with the Aftershock, C4, Mercury, EQ2 and Hub run by a MidiMongoose and couldn’t be happier!
Yes and no. In a basic sense, yes there’s distortion and phasing options in the C4, but they are fairly limited. If you’re happy with what’s there, perfect! But the Aftershock (or LA Lady or Kingmaker, they share settings in Neuro) and Lunar (or Mercury or Gemini, same shared settings) offer SO many more options. So up to you on how much flexibility you’re looking for, and what cost you’re willing to pay for it. I went with the Aftershock, C4, Mercury, EQ2 and Hub run by a MidiMongoose and couldn’t be happier!