I am grateful they came out with a ADT version. Ive been on a delay kick lately trying to find the type of delay that suits me best. Im currently using the Timeline. I recently got a Boss RE-202 and even though its incredible only having a tape echo type delay felt very limiting. 9 out of 10 times i use the analog algorithm on the Timeline, so i really want to try an analog delay like the Flower Pedals Dahlia, or Walrus Meraki for true stereo analog delays and see how that sits in my rig, but the thought of loosing all delay types always comes back to haunt me. The Nemesis ADT and DD-200 are major competitors for me right now to stay in that multi-delay category, but have a smaller footprint.
I love this pedal! The algorithms are simply spectacular. I just wish all the factory presets were readily available in one place in the Neuro app instead of via midi, or having to dig through the community section to find them. Unless I am missing something.
@@craigbragg2842 yes I wasn’t able to post the presets I made for this video. I know SA is aware of the problem and a fix should be coming soon. The editor will have a big new update on all platforms. Maybe the factory presets will be easier to find on the mobile app with that update.
Man, I wish Source Audio would just make a meta pedal that can run all of their algos. Dual engine like the Ventris but all of the sounds. I am still using a Ventris, the drippy spring on it is hard to beat.
They certainly have amazing algorithms. A Source Audio H90 type pedal would indeed be great but I'm sure there are many reasons it doesn't exist yet. Maybe one day? :)
Great sounds! Can the held sounds from the 'tap' switch be set to latching instead of momentary? I also noticed most delays had a ping-pong stereo effect, can this be changed? I like listening to ping-pong delay but not playing along with it.
Thanks! If you use an external switch you can set it to latching. You can’t do it with the onboard switch since its default function is tap tempo. The editor has pan, level and subdivision controls for the second delay tap so it can be anything you want. You can see what the editor can do even if you don’t have the pedal. That might help you see how everything works.
You can use the Neuro editor to load a backup file. www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/the-source-audio-nemesis-analog-dry-through-has-arrived.2510606/post-38469294
I am grateful they came out with a ADT version. Ive been on a delay kick lately trying to find the type of delay that suits me best. Im currently using the Timeline. I recently got a Boss RE-202 and even though its incredible only having a tape echo type delay felt very limiting. 9 out of 10 times i use the analog algorithm on the Timeline, so i really want to try an analog delay like the Flower Pedals Dahlia, or Walrus Meraki for true stereo analog delays and see how that sits in my rig, but the thought of loosing all delay types always comes back to haunt me. The Nemesis ADT and DD-200 are major competitors for me right now to stay in that multi-delay category, but have a smaller footprint.
An iconic duo: Do Noise and Source Audio!
I love being a part of it 😃
are probably the best tones i've ever heard
Beautiful delay effect with many options. Greetings Pavel CZ.👍👍👍
I love this pedal! The algorithms are simply spectacular. I just wish all the factory presets were readily available in one place in the Neuro app instead of via midi, or having to dig through the community section to find them. Unless I am missing something.
I love it too.
They are all on the main page on the computer app, no need to dig at all. I’m not sure if that’s the same on the mobile app.
Unfortunately not. And I think the computer app needs to be updated for the latest Mac iOS, because it crashes every time I open it.@@DoNoise
@@craigbragg2842 yes I wasn’t able to post the presets I made for this video. I know SA is aware of the problem and a fix should be coming soon.
The editor will have a big new update on all platforms. Maybe the factory presets will be easier to find on the mobile app with that update.
@@DoNoise fingers crossed!!
Man, I wish Source Audio would just make a meta pedal that can run all of their algos. Dual engine like the Ventris but all of the sounds. I am still using a Ventris, the drippy spring on it is hard to beat.
They certainly have amazing algorithms. A Source Audio H90 type pedal would indeed be great but I'm sure there are many reasons it doesn't exist yet. Maybe one day? :)
@@DoNoise I can think of one big one lol
Wonderful. Thank you
Great sounds! Can the held sounds from the 'tap' switch be set to latching instead of momentary? I also noticed most delays had a ping-pong stereo effect, can this be changed? I like listening to ping-pong delay but not playing along with it.
Thanks!
If you use an external switch you can set it to latching. You can’t do it with the onboard switch since its default function is tap tempo.
The editor has pan, level and subdivision controls for the second delay tap so it can be anything you want. You can see what the editor can do even if you don’t have the pedal. That might help you see how everything works.
You can also set the pan on the unit. I think you hold the control button and rotate the time knob... could be wrong, but its something like that.
how can i get all these presets back if I accidentally wiped them all out?
You can use the Neuro editor to load a backup file.
www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/the-source-audio-nemesis-analog-dry-through-has-arrived.2510606/post-38469294
did you ever tried Fractal? It has lots of delays and reverbs
I’m curious about those but I haven’t had the chance to try them.