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

Scenes are more complicated than presets, because one person's pedal collection or pedal order is not the same as others. Also, way the Ultrawave is supported is not ideal for sharing. With that said, perhaps being able to export a scene into a PDF description might be useful?
Seems like there could be a simple-ish way post the individual pedal presets + a comment about the order for a scene?
 
Scenes are more complicated than presets, because one person's pedal collection or pedal order is not the same as others. Also, way the Ultrawave is supported is not ideal for sharing. With that said, perhaps being able to export a scene into a PDF description might be useful?
I think you clarified this once before, my bad, and I can see why it wouldn't be possible now. Can wait until the other upgrades roll out! You guys are awesome!
 
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This is my official request for input :)

You don't need to know about the software that supports our pedals if you don't want to mess with a computer or phone. Our pedals are designed to work great out of the box.

But...... the software that supports our pedals does things that are fascinating and opens new doors that any stand-along pedal never will.

In the our old days, customers always asked us for more knobs and more controls. In response, we added more knobs and a display to the Soundblox Pro series. The pedals were larger, but still only scratched the surface of the controls we use in-house for algorithm development. And then it occurred to us that maybe.......we should create a customer portal into our algorithm development universe to provide a whole new level of parameter access. In many cases this amounts to almost 1000 parameters, so that ain't happening on the pedal itself. And then another thing occurred to us: we should make it possible to not only create custom sounds, but also publish and share them with other users around the world. This all became Neuro 1.0. Source Audio's system for creating and sharing sounds with other users.

1.0 was not all that easy to use. One-way communication was limited to iPhones via the headphone jack. It took 6 months before there were 100 community presets. Humble beginnings, but we had a vision!

With 2.0, Neuro took off. 2.0 eventually included 2-way communication with computers and phones as well as support for Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. There are now tens of thousands of daily users and 8,000 community presets. If you purchase a C4 Synth pedal for example, it now comes with 3,000 presets via Neuro.....and more and more each week. Are some of them underwhelming? Of course! However, many of them are so good they could easily sell as a standalone pedal. No pedal company has the resources to create thousands of high-quality factory sounds, especially with pedals that are not new anymore. Neuro 2.0 overcomes this limitation by empowering a vast global community of sound developers with endless creativity and often remarkable skills.

For those who don't know what this looks like, here is a list of the presets sorted by likes. If you want to search on a particular sound, you can do that too. Don't buy a new pedal, download a preset instantly for free.
Neuro Community by Source Audio

neuro.sourceaudio.net

We are one year into developing Neuro 3.0. It's a big effort. We are all in. We want to be sure we collect as much customer input as possible, whether you use our pedals or Neuro or not. Thank you in advance! Here is the link:
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All the blogs are written by the Source Audio staff.
www.sourceaudio.net

And/Or, make your suggestions and comments in the thread.
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So now that I have multiple SA pedals, I just want something to be able to quickly access presets. I'd rather do it through midi than trying to remember where I assigned them on the pedal or opening the app.

Would the most simple option that takes up the least amount of space be the Neuro hub connected to the disaster area micro pro? I'm not gigging so I don't need to make set lists or anything more advanced.
 
Okay, I goofed up this week. Was preoccupied with sitting in the ER and Dr’s offices while my GF had some bad reactions to a new migraine med. somehow I managed to order 2 atlas pedals. They both arrived today.

Things I’m considering:

1. keep them both on the same pedalboard and continue building my dual purpose guitar/bass monster board.

2. Building a separate guitar pedal board and bass pedalboard.

3. building the large combo board, and a smaller bare bones board for times when I don’t really need ALL the stuff.

Since I’m not really gigging these days, I’m inclined to just build the one big combo board. Can anyone help me justify a use case for keeping 2 Atlas compressors on it? If no, I’ll probably sell one off or build a guitar only board.

Still not sure how I did this. Lol.
 
Okay, I goofed up this week. Was preoccupied with sitting in the ER and Dr’s offices while my GF had some bad reactions to a new migraine med. somehow I managed to order 2 atlas pedals. They both arrived today.

Things I’m considering:

1. keep them both on the same pedalboard and continue building my dual purpose guitar/bass monster board.

2. Building a separate guitar pedal board and bass pedalboard.

3. building the large combo board, and a smaller bare bones board for times when I don’t really need ALL the stuff.

Since I’m not really gigging these days, I’m inclined to just build the one big combo board. Can anyone help me justify a use case for keeping 2 Atlas compressors on it? If no, I’ll probably sell one off or build a guitar only board.

Still not sure how I did this. Lol.
The most sensible thing would be to donate one to me.
 
I just submitted my questionnaire.

I have my EQ2 in two parts of my signal chain.
Channel 1 sits ofter my compressor and has HPF and detailed EQ settings to shape my fundamental tone. Channel 2 sits last at the end of my chain and has HPF/LPF, noise gate (triggered by channel 1) and mild EQ as a CABSIM.

For this scenario, and to get the best out of a two-channel device, it would be great to have the ability to just copy channel 2 settings from one preset and paste to channel 2 of other presets. I can work around this, but it would be a nice to have feature.

Loving my EQ2 and Lunar pedals. They sit beautifully among my analogue devices.
 
Hi everybody - I have five SA pedals connected to a Neuro Hub (by TRRS) and each of the pedals and the hub are connected to a USB Hub that is connected to my windows pc.

Can I get by without the pedals connected to the USB Hub? I am auditioning presets from the community, making minor tweaks and assembling them into scenes.

Thanks for your ideas!
 
Newbie question here, I just received a new to me Lunar phaser. How many standard or factory presets are there for each setting of vibe, classic, or multi? I'll be reading that Spanish novel by Manual latter tonight. Just looking for a starting point of reference.
 
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Newbie question here, I just received a new to me Lunar phaser. How many standard or factory presets are there for each setting of vibe, classic, or multi? I'll be reading that Spanish novel by Manual latter tonight. Just looking for a starting point of reference.

Within the 3 switch position there are 6 total. 3 for green and 3 for red (press the footswitch to turn on and hold until the light turns red)
 
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