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

Take your time, take you time. For real. You’ve done a ton already ;)


Also, where would you suggest placement of the artifakt in the pedal order?
Thanks, I’ll need to play around with it some more to see what things I’d like to add. I did already replace the ladder “engine” with my filter patch. Beta testing doesn’t alway allow loads of time for proper playtime as inevitably I’ll find a bug and then have to try to document steps to reproduce it and report it.

As to signal chain position, I’m afraid I can’t answe that yet as I’ve only used it in isolation so far. I also run a Morningstar ML10X so I don’t have to worry about placement so much, though with all the stereo goodness I’ve run out of loops already. I’ve actually sold a bunch of pedals recently but am still in the teens with only five stereo loops.
 
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I imagine if SA could host something like that would make it a lot easier to sell in the bass world.
That would perhaps be confusing and kind of ruin all of @NPappas hard work on the manual which is focused on the current engines.

It’d be easy enough for me to share the file on here though.
 
Except for the Eventide H90 and yeah one Sushi. I am "Fully Sourced ™" Honestly the Sushi for most gig situations is not needed.

DI - the ZIO plus an Atlas is perfect for most bass gigs

Lisa Bella Donna is probably going to love this because she can stop carrying her tape decks on here shows and mastering to cassettes.

If you think you are blown away by SA effects on guitar, they really shine on analog synths - monophonic or paraphonic patches. I prefer my Ventris and Nemesis for synths (compared to other time pedals) as they seem to handle the hot output better
 
Except for the Eventide H90 and yeah one Sushi. I am "Fully Sourced ™" Honestly the Sushi for most gig situations is not needed.

DI - the ZIO plus an Atlas is perfect for most bass gigs

Lisa Bella Donna is probably going to love this because she can stop carrying her tape decks on here shows and mastering to cassettes.

If you think you are blown away by SA effects on guitar, they really shine on analog synths - monophonic or paraphonic patches. I prefer my Ventris and Nemesis for synths (compared to other time pedals) as they seem to handle the hot output better
But are you ethically Sourced and responsibly Sourced too?:)
 
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As someone who drives a car and a consumer, probably not. I do have a big garden.

My pedals are mostly SourceAudio and in some cases the pedal board is just SourceAudio - hence Fully Sourced. I sold many non SourceAudio.
Good to hear, outSourcing is a terrible idea, as we all know.
 
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I’ve managed to upload some presets finally. This is the way.
Weirdly a sentence got randomly deleted by my phone so that didn’t contextually make sense. It should have read as follows:

I’ve managed to upload some presets finally. I’ve only uploaded ones which have full knob and switch assignments; this is the way.
 
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Take your time, take you time. For real. You’ve done a ton already ;)


Also, where would you suggest placement of the artifakt in the pedal order?

Funnily enough, I've been pondering the same thing. I think it's a pre- ambience, post dirt effect...right abouts where I would normally drop a modulation pedal. I think it's a pedal that I would maybe put an octaver before, then into the Artifact and then into either delay or reverb at then end of the chain. But hey..that's just me...you might like to do something differant.
 
Funnily enough, I've been pondering the same thing. I think it's a pre- ambience, post dirt effect...right abouts where I would normally drop a modulation pedal. I think it's a pedal that I would maybe put an octaver before, then into the Artifact and then into either delay or reverb at then end of the chain. But hey..that's just me...you might like to do something differant.

The more my board is set atm, it’d be easiest for me to plop in down second in the chain right after my C4. But I’m also thinking more along rhe same lines you are. I’m thinking at least post dirt, pre EQ.

I have a quad cortex last in my chain due to the fact that I mainly use it for tone shaping, modulation, delay and signal routing. Maybe I’ll pop in one of the effects loops of it. Just thought of that. That may be my best bet. I’ll get a couple different ways and report back.

Mine should be here Monday…