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

Hi Everybody - I have a Collider on the way. Are the inputs spaced the same as the C4/etc and can this be connected with the straight connectors in stereo, with or without a little stagger between the different sized pedals? I'm thinking of putting this at the end of the chain, or maybe near the end if the connections lend themselves to that.



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If you use those SA 1/4 inch connectors. You may be able to keep the pedals that close. Maybe...
 
Hi Everybody - I have a Collider on the way. Are the inputs spaced the same as the C4/etc and can this be connected with the straight connectors in stereo, with or without a little stagger between the different sized pedals? I'm thinking of putting this at the end of the chain, or maybe near the end if the connections lend themselves to that.



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The jacks line up, but the top/bottom of the big pedals is offset by a bit.
 
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Thanks all! Maybe a 2nd row, or one on each end to restore balance! Are Collider settings fully editable from a Neuro Hub connection, or do i need a USB connection + Hub as the Ultawave requires?
Only the ultrawave doesn’t support all controls in the neuro hub. Collider is fully supported for editing. Hub does not access the internal presets on the pedals though.
 
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@rsmith601 just had another thought about Neuro Desktop feedback:

would be incredibly useful if the LFO shape knob in Lunar etc. had an image of the shape at various points as opposed to only an abstract numerical value; I had to break out the manual to look for the shapes and even that didn’t help. I only finally got the info I needed when I used the iOS app.

Oh, and please could also you add a triangle LFO to any future modulation pedal revision.

Thanks!
 
Hi Everybody - I have a Collider on the way. Are the inputs spaced the same as the C4/etc and can this be connected with the straight connectors in stereo, with or without a little stagger between the different sized pedals? I'm thinking of putting this at the end of the chain, or maybe near the end if the connections lend themselves to that.



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May I ask which connectors you are using? They appear to be very space saving! Nice!
 
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May I ask which connectors you are using? They appear to be very space saving! Nice!
They look like Source Audio connectors: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

My advice is to "tread lightly" (pun intended) with these types of connectors if you actually stomp on the pedals individually. It can place some physical stress on the jacks.
If these damage the pedals then Source Audio shouldn’t be selling them.
 
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@rsmith601 just had another thought about Neuro Desktop feedback:

would be incredibly useful if the LFO shape knob in Lunar etc. had an image of the shape at various points as opposed to only an abstract numerical value; I had to break out the manual to look for the shapes and even that didn’t help. I only finally got the info I needed when I used the iOS app.

Oh, and please could also you add a triangle LFO to any future modulation pedal revision.

Thanks!
@rsmith601 in any future revision, it might be a good opportunity to reuse the LFO shaping options and interface from the Ultrawave. This has the options and nice visual representation.
 
May I ask which connectors you are using? They appear to be very space saving! Nice!

I'm using these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MZXJ8RS?smid=AQZQG73GJD9JZ&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp&th=1

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May I ask which connectors you are using? They appear to be very space saving! Nice!

I'm using these from Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MZXJ8RS?smid=AQZQG73GJD9JZ&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp&th=1


They look like Source Audio connectors: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]


If these damage the pedals then Source Audio shouldn’t be selling them.



I did not realize these were TRS/TR and offered this additional capability (below in red)...but If the pedals are TRRS connected to a Hub, am I missing anything with the TR/TR connections I'm using?



The One Series Neuro Couplers provide a robust and efficient connection between side-by-side One Series pedals. This pair includes one 1/4" mono (TS) connector and one 1/4" stereo (TRS) connector. The TRS/TS connections makes it possible to simultaneously send Neuro Mobile App messages and stereo audio signals to an entire chain of One Series pedals. Simply use the TS connector with Input/Output 1 of the pedal pair and the TRS connector with Input/Output 2. The Neuro Cable (included with every One Series pedal) connects from the headphone jack of a mobile device to Input 2 on the first One Series pedal in the signal chain.

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I'm using these from Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MZXJ8RS?smid=AQZQG73GJD9JZ&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp&th=1






I did not realize these were TRS/TR and offered this additional capability (below in red)...but If the pedals are TRRS connected to a Hub, am I missing anything with the TR/TR connections I'm using?



The One Series Neuro Couplers provide a robust and efficient connection between side-by-side One Series pedals. This pair includes one 1/4" mono (TS) connector and one 1/4" stereo (TRS) connector. The TRS/TS connections makes it possible to simultaneously send Neuro Mobile App messages and stereo audio signals to an entire chain of One Series pedals. Simply use the TS connector with Input/Output 1 of the pedal pair and the TRS connector with Input/Output 2. The Neuro Cable (included with every One Series pedal) connects from the headphone jack of a mobile device to Input 2 on the first One Series pedal in the signal chain.

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The TRS connection just lets you daisy chain the pedals if you are using your phone to program them with a TRS cable.

The Source Audio connectors seem a bit longer than the ones you are using, so there might be a slight increase in concern over damage using them, but at least these pedals are made for straight through connections.
 
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@rsmith601 in any future revision, it might be a good opportunity to reuse the LFO shaping options and interface from the Ultrawave. This has the options and nice visual representation.
The modulators were created during the Neuro 0.5 era. We have come a long way!!
 
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@rsmith601 in any future revision, it might be a good opportunity to reuse the LFO shaping options and interface from the Ultrawave. This has the options and nice visual representation.
The modulators were created during the Neuro 0.5 era. We have come a long way!!
Hey I have a question about the MIDI ins and outs on SA pedals. If you connect a pedal like the Ventris to the Hub with a TRRS cable, can you chain the Nemesis off of it using the MIDI THRU DIN out?
No. Not possible. Sorry about that.
 
The TRS connection just lets you daisy chain the pedals if you are using your phone to program them with a TRS cable.

The Source Audio connectors seem a bit longer than the ones you are using, so there might be a slight increase in concern over damage using them, but at least these pedals are made for straight through connections.

I'm not using my phone, I'm USB connected to a windows pc, so hopefully it is not an issue. I just want the pedals connected in stereo by this spacesaving approach.

That said, if my pedals are not connected with the Ultrawave first in line, I had issues with these TR/TR connectors. Maybe related to not using TRS/TR, but I had not noticed these SA connectors were TRS/TR and did not explore that as a possible root cause.

They are working, but it would be good to know if there is more to be aware of when connecting the pedals with TRS/TR vs. TR/TR.
 
I'm not using my phone, I'm USB connected to a windows pc, so hopefully it is not an issue. I just want the pedals connected in stereo by this spacesaving approach.

That said, if my pedals are not connected with the Ultrawave first in line, I had issues with these TR/TR connectors. Maybe related to not using TRS/TR, but I had not noticed these SA connectors were TRS/TR and did not explore that as a possible root cause.

They are working, but it would be good to know if there is more to be aware of when connecting the pedals with TRS/TR vs. TR/TR.
Just to be sure you are understanding what the SA cables are, as this whole TRS/TS lingo is a weird way to put it- the coupler for input 1 is a standard TS coupler, while the coupler for input 2 is a standard TRS coupler (there is no value in a coupler that has TS on one end and TRS on the other end, you need two separate types of couplers for Input 1 vs Input 2). Input 2 accepts audio signals from the phone app via headphone Jack on the R part of the TRS connection, but if you aren’t using a phone app via headphone audio connection to edit your pedals then you aren’t missing out on anything by not using TRS couplers on Input 2. The R connection isn’t doing any communication unless you have a TRS from your phone plugged into the first pedal in line.
 
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Just to be sure you are understanding what the SA cables are, as this whole TRS/TS lingo is a weird way to put it- the coupler for input 1 is a standard TS coupler, while the coupler for input 2 is a standard TRS coupler (there is no value in a coupler that has TS on one end and TRS on the other end, you need two separate types of couplers for Input 1 vs Input 2). Input 2 accepts audio signals from the phone app via headphone Jack on the R part of the TRS connection, but if you aren’t using a phone app via headphone audio connection to edit your pedals then you aren’t missing out on anything by not using TRS couplers on Input 2. The R connection isn’t doing any communication unless you have a TRS from your phone plugged into the first pedal in line.

Thanks for responding. I am referring to "TRS/TS" from the SA store - i did not realize these were not both TR-TR connections until today, but I'm beginning to see why and what they enable.

My question seems to be answered, I hope this is correct in case anyone else were to attempt this:

I do not need these pairs of TR-TR and TRS-TRS connectors offered by SA to link all the pedals in stereo if I'm not connecting a phone via the included 1/4 to 1/8 TRS.



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