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

The big rewire project starts today. I’d love some advice on the most aesthetically pleasing choice for the rise though. The only considerations are that the Collider has to stay where it is, and the C4 has to stay up top, but could be in any of the 3 open spots.

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The big rewire project starts today. I’d love some advice on the most aesthetically pleasing choice for the rise though. The only considerations are that the Collider has to stay where it is, and the C4 has to stay up top, but could be in any of the 3 open spots.

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I'm curious whether you would ever want to stomp the Aftershock on and off mid song and therefore want it on the top layer? I often use my to add a mild boost and dirt during choruses or other sections for dynamics, so would want access.
 
Thanks. Same results with iPhone update. App will only pull up factory presets. Everything else ,… hourglass.
My iPhone is running latest version, just used my adapter with atlas a couple nights ago, and had no issue with the app communicating with the atlas to make changes. Perhaps the usb cable or adapter are bad?
 
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The big rewire project starts today. I’d love some advice on the most aesthetically pleasing choice for the rise though. The only considerations are that the Collider has to stay where it is, and the C4 has to stay up top, but could be in any of the 3 open spots.

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Man that gigrig looks super useful and awesome for that board. Nice.
 
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.

Already had an UltraWave which I love. Just bought the C4 plus a hub. But I became a little frustrated I could not get the UW to show it's parameters in the (hub) neuro-app.
After a quick search I came across the quoted message. Does this still aply? Is there a fix for this. It would be ashame if I need to run multiple usb cables to my computer to control everything.

Thanks.
 
Already had an UltraWave which I love. Just bought the C4 plus a hub. But I became a little frustrated I could not get the UW to show it's parameters in the (hub) neuro-app.
After a quick search I came across the quoted message. Does this still aply? Is there a fix for this. It would be ashame if I need to run multiple usb cables to my computer to control everything.

Thanks.
We had a small fight about this internally at Source Audio.

When Jesse designed the Hub he thought that 300 parameters was a crazy amount for preset data, so that is what he picked. Then came the C4, which has about 500. At first, the Hub could not save all the C4 parameters. Jesse did a huge update and found a way to squeeze all C4 parameters inside a Hub scene. Then came the Ultrawave with like 1000 parameters. The morphing is the culprit. The only was to save an Ultrawave preset to a Hub scene is by referencing a preset location in the Ultrawave. Its not perfect, but it is still effective.

Connecting to pedals via the Hub is never going to be the exact same experience as connecting via USB. There is way too much data traffic. We have tried to make the experience as good as possible. It is still far better than MIDI programming. Some others might want to comment on this.
 
Already had an UltraWave which I love. Just bought the C4 plus a hub. But I became a little frustrated I could not get the UW to show it's parameters in the (hub) neuro-app.
After a quick search I came across the quoted message. Does this still aply? Is there a fix for this. It would be ashame if I need to run multiple usb cables to my computer to control everything.

Thanks.
FWIW for both those pedals I use both the Neuro link via Neuro Hub and a USB link through a USB hub, in fact I have all my SA and Zoom pedals set up this way. When creating a scene I edit each pedal USB direct and then save on the Neuro Hub, I only use one USB from the pedal board to my laptop that I use for editing as Neuro Hub is connected to the USB Hub. It is an inexpensive ACER that I use primarily for that purpose.
 

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We had a small fight about this internally at Source Audio.

When Jesse designed the Hub he thought that 300 parameters was a crazy amount for preset data, so that is what he picked. Then came the C4, which has about 500. At first, the Hub could not save all the C4 parameters. Jesse did a huge update and found a way to squeeze all C4 parameters inside a Hub scene. Then came the Ultrawave with like 1000 parameters. The morphing is the culprit. The only was to save an Ultrawave preset to a Hub scene is by referencing a preset location in the Ultrawave. Its not perfect, but it is still effective.

Connecting to pedals via the Hub is never going to be the exact same experience as connecting via USB. There is way too much data traffic. We have tried to make the experience as good as possible. It is still far better than MIDI programming. Some others might want to comment on this.
So a updated hub with more memory would solve this?