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

Unofficial backups of the Factory presets positions 5 - 16. Just in case you lost the presets . These are unofficial , based on my own solution that is not user friendly. Look for my username logdrum. @rsmith601 -- delete if conflicting with anything. Just a public service to those who want the official presets. Actually they are good starting and learning points as well. I learned from them a lot.


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Thank you for doing this! We are going to publish this as well.
 
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Probably the msi was not signed properly., so that is why it is being flagged. That's a beta - maybe even alpha release though, so maybe just wait for the official release. You can force the download, but even so the install may not go properly. I also experienced the download issue and got around it but I have Visual Studio setup and I can force the OS to install it but I recommend against it.

The MacOS version is great but then during the official 3_0_17 Beta, the MacOS had issues.
Yes, there is some kind of certification issue. This is strange, because it should have been the same as what we did on all the previous install files. We are working on it. Crazy that this hit us just as we are so close!!
 
Just got a chance to try 3.0.18 (on a Windows 10 laptop) with the Neuro Hub (connecting my Atlas, EQ2, C4, Gemini, and Aftershock). It still isn't working right for creating scenes. When I create a new scene, save it and then activate from the app, the pedals do not all engage as expected (for testing purposes i had all 5 pedals engaged for this scene). Same as I had reported for the previous beta versions.
Also, I'm not sure how to copy community presets to my pedal in a scene. Anybody else using with the hub?
 
From what I've been following, should I wait for a bit before updating to Neuro 3? I don't mind doing so as I have no projects at the moment. Thoughts?
Might be prudent, I am working on my desktop and keeping the dedicated laptop I use for my mostly SA board with the old version of Neuro. Once N3 is rocking then I will do the laptop and incorporate the Artifakt.
 
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Yes, there is some kind of certification issue. This is strange, because it should have been the same as what we did on all the previous install files. We are working on it. Crazy that this hit us just as we are so close!!
Beta gremlins abound but we love our Source Audio pedals and all that are striving to get it rocking. I'm sure we have confidence it will get sorted out.
 
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What's an inexpensive midi controller to use with the Ultrawave?

What I'm thinking of is a simple controller to get access to more than the 6 presets that you can get through the toggle switch. The Midi Baby looks useful with click to increment preset and then I could config to start at zero again. The DMC.micro looks nice as it's got the display and up/down., but is potentially a bit spendy (although looks pretty full featured). The big hesitation with them is the web based config - that disappears of the internet and the config is more or less stuck.
 
What's an inexpensive midi controller to use with the Ultrawave?

What I'm thinking of is a simple controller to get access to more than the 6 presets that you can get through the toggle switch. The Midi Baby looks useful with click to increment preset and then I could config to start at zero again. The DMC.micro looks nice as it's got the display and up/down., but is potentially a bit spendy (although looks pretty full featured). The big hesitation with them is the web based config - that disappears of the internet and the config is more or less stuck.
Doremidi FC-3. does all of that + usb host mode
 
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What's an inexpensive midi controller to use with the Ultrawave?

What I'm thinking of is a simple controller to get access to more than the 6 presets that you can get through the toggle switch. The Midi Baby looks useful with click to increment preset and then I could config to start at zero again. The DMC.micro looks nice as it's got the display and up/down., but is potentially a bit spendy (although looks pretty full featured). The big hesitation with them is the web based config - that disappears of the internet and the config is more or less stuck.
With my NeuroHub I've used the SansAmp Midi Mouse, which gave a simple click to increment interface. Then switched to the DMC.micro, which has worked quite well. I appreciate the increased configurability and the display to name presents. I also like that I can control it from the BandHelper app on my tablet. So usually I switch presets from the app, but I have the footswitches as a backup (or just to easily cycle through different presets to find the sound I want for a song).
 
With my NeuroHub I've used the SansAmp Midi Mouse, which gave a simple click to increment interface. Then switched to the DMC.micro, which has worked quite well. I appreciate the increased configurability and the display to name presents. I also like that I can control it from the BandHelper app on my tablet. So usually I switch presets from the app, but I have the footswitches as a backup (or just to easily cycle through different presets to find the sound I want for a song).
How do you connect bandhelper to the DMC.micro? Sounds interesting.