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It is ready. Not sure why its not in stores yet. Checking.
No. Still lots of work to do on it.About to start digging back into Neuro desktop, as ive decided to stop fiddling with my board.
Should I wait for the update???
Should be, yes. Tomorrow is the day!Will it be available on the SA online store?
No. Still lots of work to do on it.
This is great news. I'm thinking of using a One Series Midi Adapter with my Lunar. Having the ability to to swap between the 6 internal presets via Midi Program Change will really add benefits to my live use of my Lunar.Should be, yes. Tomorrow is the day!
Our TRS MIDI is per the MIDI spec (like Boss). That is our definition of correctly wired. The other stuff is not correctly wired.Nice work @rsmith601 and team, the new adaptor will be an excellent solution. Out of curiosity: is use of the bundled mini TRS to 5 pin socket mandatory for DIN connections on the MIDI In socket, or could it be replaced with a (correctly wired) mini TRS to 5 pin plug cable?
I don't know on the ETA just yet. Lots to do.Love my C4, but the editor while fully functional could use a UX update, bonus points for native Apple M1 compatibility. Any beta testing needed? I know software development can be finicky and don't want to pin you to a date, but is there an ETA on a new Neuro Desktop?
Love my C4, but the editor while fully functional could use a UX update, bonus points for native Apple M1 compatibility. Any beta testing needed? I know software development can be finicky and don't want to pin you to a date, but is there an ETA on a new Neuro Desktop?
UX or UI update?
Hey friends!
Our SA168 MIDI Adaptor is live today.
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Turns any One Series pedal into a pedal that is fully compatible with MIDI.
Access all 128 Preset slots for pedals Spectrum and later
Access all 6 preset slots for pedals Vertigo - True Spring.
If you already have Hub(s), as long as you don't hate them I wouldn't think you need to replace them with individual adaptors, however, you COULD with an adaptor, drop down from 2 Hubs to 1 if my math is right. If real estate becomes a factor for you.I have my SA pedals hooked up to a couple of Neuro Hubs and a Soleman. Would there be any benefit for me to spring for a bunch of SA168's or does my setup already do what the adapter permits? The pedals involved are: EQ2, C4, Aftershock, Ultra Wave, Gemini, Mercury, Vertigo, Nemesis and Ventris.
If you already have Hub(s), as long as you don't hate them I wouldn't think you need to replace them with individual adaptors, however, you COULD with an adaptor, drop down from 2 Hubs to 1 if my math is right. If real estate becomes a factor for you.
I would say this product is for people who have only one or 2 SA pedals and dont want to delve into the Hub. The Hub can do so much (scenes, expression control, etc.) I think its the best way to go if you are down with it.I have my SA pedals hooked up to a couple of Neuro Hubs and a Soleman. Would there be any benefit for me to spring for a bunch of SA168's or does my setup already do what the adapter permits? The pedals involved are: EQ2, C4, Aftershock, Ultra Wave, Gemini, Mercury, Vertigo, Nemesis and Ventris.