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

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I bought another Multiwave. How do I get replacement knobs? The ones it came with are kinda gummy.
 
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Good on Monterey as well.

So for Mac OS Monterey, Ventura and Sonoma, Neuro Desktop 3 installs and opens properly. As I mentioned above High Sierra and Big Sur install but do not start. Most folks with Macs without the security chip (before 2017 I believe are probably stuck on Big Sur (My main DAW setup is on a 2015 with lots of RAM ) will not run Neuro 3.

IOS I think, I am not quite sure, my iPad is old and I actually do not have an iPhone even though I seem to have lot of Mac machines. I'll borrow my daughter's and son's phones and iPads when they visit me tomorrow. It works on Pixels and a newer generation Android tablet.
 
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Do the one series pedals need updating for neuro 3? My pedals don't seem to respond to changes made on the android app despite showing connected. Need to try my PC yet, but last time it was the same result...
Always best to update to latest firmware but might be prudent to do that in Neuro 2 first as a few people had update issues.
 
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IOS I think, I am not quite sure, my iPad is old and I actually do not have an iPhone even though I seem to have lot of Mac machines. I'll borrow my daughter's and son's phones and iPads when they visit me tomorrow. It works on Pixels and a newer generation Android tablet.

The IOS app opens fine on iPhone and iPad. I have not checked if it works with the pedals using the lighting to USB connection as I do not currently have the correct type of cable/adapter to test this out. It does not work using the Neuro TRS cable that is included with the 1series pedals. It will calibrate but will not make changes to the pedals. I reported this issue to SA so they are at least aware of and (hopefully) working on it.
 
The IOS app opens fine on iPhone and iPad. I have not checked if it works with the pedals using the lighting to USB connection as I do not currently have the correct type of cable/adapter to test this out. It does not work using the Neuro TRS cable that is included with the 1series pedals. It will calibrate but will not make changes to the pedals. I reported this issue to SA so they are at least aware of and (hopefully) working on it.
We are going to issue an update that addresses the TRS issues on N3.
 
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My Atlas pedal hasn't worked at all since connecting to Neuro 3. 5 minutes before it was fine so it seems unlikely that it's something else. Has anyone else had thier Source pedals make this sound?

None of mine make that sound but i can't do anything with my Source Audio pedals with Neuro 3. The previous version was fine but the new one has replaced the old one on my Desktop and isn't usable.

Have you tried doing a factory reset on the Atlas??
 
Has anyone who is having issues with Neuro 3 tried downgrading to the previous version until issues are fixed? The last version should be available at the bottom of [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
I did. I was just having minor issues with N3 on Windows. Tried creating a new Neuro Hub scene including 5 pedals. For some reason my Aftershock wasn't taking the settings (scene included it being engaged, but when activating the scene, the Aftershock did not engage). I did a complete uninstall on N3, rebooted and installed the previous version. The scene i had created with N3 still didn't work, but i deleted it and re-created it. Now it is working with the Aftershock properly engaging. Have a gig tonight, so will not be messing with N3 any further until I have some time to deal with any issues that may arise.
 
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