Source Audio One Series: Chorus, Flanger, Phaser 

Three's the charm. I use the Gemini, Vertigo, Nemesis - all connected via the HUB to my MIDI switcher, It takes a bit of work to navigate the editor but even just saving 3-6 scenes is going to give me a wider range of tones than a whole bunch of "classic" pedals. I still keep a couple of those on the board, tho, mostly for stacking purposes. Always like to have one legit analog delay and my E-Lady flanger. E-Lady+Gemini=Awesomeness. And I'm not selling my Tech21 RotoChoir anytime soon, as I like to run Chorus to one amp and Rotary in stereo. Gets you into Floyd "Pulse" territory, especially "Any Colour You Like"

I had the Boss RV-500 reverb... was excited to get it shipped... got it out of the box and plugged it in... fart and turd... ALL 12 of the factory presets sounded terrible. AND... the only way to get anything "good" out of it (I suppose) was to sit for hours with the "War and Peace" sized manual... it was in NO WAT intuitive to use... what a drag... Took it to my local store and dumped it off for wholesale for $180 bucks. -- THEN >>> I bought the Source Audio Ventris Dual-Reverb... holy cow... RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX I was able to get amazing sounds. I didn't need to read the manual, the knobs on the front were immediatle intuitive. Plus, as is the case with all the One Series pedals, w/ the (free) Neuro Desktop Editor, when you buy one pedal, you get several pedals w/ the editor. Like... I bought the Lunar Phaser... and all the algorhithms for the Mercury Flanger as well as all of the algorithms for the Gemini Chorus are available through the Neuro editor. Buy one, get three... same thing with the L.A. Lady Overdrive... with the free editor you also get all the algorithms of the Kingmaker Fuzz and the Aftershock Bass Distortion (in all, the editor gives you a total of FIFTY algorithms to use with just this one pedal. PLUS the front face of the pedal is very easy to use and understand. PLUS the eidtor GUI is a snap to use, I have not yet needed to open a manual to use ant of the Source Audio One Series pedals. Sooo... I bought them all... I'm not a "MIDI guy" but at age 59 I may try to buy a MIDI controller such as a Disaster Area DPC-5 Gen 3 MIDI Controller to link 128 presets per pedals, an work up scenes for songs, etc... I only know the words right now, I have no idea how to do that, but this is (to me) way better than any of the Boss clusterfucks of butt time in manual readings. I hate reading manuals. Source Audio also has the best customer service I have ever heard of any manufacturer of any goods available for sale in any market. Even simple how to questions are answered. For one question I had, the customer service guy made me my own specific RU-vid video just to explain very clearly the how-to... amazing customer service. Source Audio is well worth any red cent you send their way. If you need to save up to buy their gear... do it. But their One Series aren't a million bucks each like Strymon, etc... I love my Source Audio stuff and highly recommend it to everybody.

I reckon Boss stuffed up with those 500 series pedals. The 200 series seem far better. I'm happy with Source Audio tho. Jonesing for a Collider and the analog boost pedal, the Zio!

Nice to hear that you're interested in our gear! Mike totally rocked this demo, BTW. One of the cool things about the One Series modulation pedals is that any one of them can do Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and even Tremolo effects. With the Neuro Mobile app you can import phaser effects into the Gemini Chorus or chorus sounds into the Lunar Phaser, etc. etc.. The One Series pedals are also stereo, which is a cool thing.

Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper :)

Have you heard mikes demo of the nux Monterey vibe? Its an awesome unive sound for like $80-$100

Harmonic Tremolo > Univibe

+yourbuddykevin it is :)

You really should contact Source Audio regarding your Neuro account. There are all kinds of extra parameters like EQ and specifically Output level within the software. I'd suggest a factory reset once you've got the App sorted out. Good luck!

+Jo Hermans The opening Riff from I Want You (She's So Heavy) from Abbey Road

Thank you so much, i could only remember the riff and have been wondering for about 10 years what song it was

She's so heavy by the Beatles

@@johermans7857 check out the cover of Day Tripper by the band Type O Negative sometime. They incorporate that riff in a truly heavy way near the end.

It's something I made up for the demo... It does sound like something else, I agree!

+Mike Hermans Oh cool, thank you!

+Mike Hermans I love mike Hermans playing!!!

almost sounds like black hole sun

I know its not black hole sun, i said it almost sounds like it. then it goes into a song that is now on the tip of my tongue and is going to bother me lol, then the next one briefly sounds like the riff from i want you by the beatles

The one on the tip of your tongue is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.

Mike made a comment that it was just something he made up for the demo. The progression that comes right before Lucy In The Sky I mean.

+pd4165 Thanks for the feedback - your complaint is totally legitimate. Here's how we see it - not including an onboard MIDI DIN connector was definitely a judgement call on our part. Yes, we could have done it, but we decided that a large percentage of guitar players have no interest in controlling their pedals with MIDI messages, so why ask them to pay for a feature that they're not going to use (the MIDI jack would add to the cost of the pedal)? By making all of the One Series pedals compatible with the Hub, those who DO want MIDI control can have it with all our One Series pedals. The Hub only costs $99, so yes, it is an added cost, but there would have been added cost if the MIDI plug was built into the pedal. The primary advantage is that you can plug up to five of our One Series and Soundblox 2 pedals into a single Hub unit and control them all with one MIDI signal. That means that you can save up to 128 different multi pedal presets (that includes external expression control) all recallable with single MIDI program change messages.

+sourceaudioeffects Although I love to fantasise that I'm going to be playing huge stages the truth is most of us are on 5 beercrates at the end of the bar so real estate is a serious issue. Very. And cabling too - one failure, or loss, can = no $$$ for the gig if you can't improvise round it. So addition units, even at $99, are more costly than the purchase price. The skinny with me - I'm not going to buy a hub. Having a hub means having something to command it and once you have a commander it might as well be midi capable. That means I'm not buying a one series because I'd resent it sitting there with it's one sound when I know it has 128 hidden in there that I can't access - and single pedals are common as...stuff that comes out of horses. I wouldn't ever need 128 sounds - in reality 5 is the maximum I'd use...but that's not the 1 that's your default. And you know we want more patches otherwise you wouldn't be developing programmable pots to retrofit to other companies wares. Including MIDI capability would bump up the price...unless you made a module that any fool with a soldering iron could retrofit into the pedal. You're really trying to compete in two different markets at once - full midi capability and stand alone pedal - and not satisfying either. If I was looking to tie myself into a single manufacturer I'd go with a Helix or FX8 and have it all in one box.

I can dig the FX8 or Helix comment and the functionality comment, but good grief, these pedals sound great. Am getting tired of connect with this GD telephone that I don't want nor need the expense of.....let alone have to depend upon. I even like the idea of the FUSION guitar.......with exception that it has to be hooked up to a PHONE........STUPID STUPID STUPID....sell me a device that functions as a stand alone with the option of updating via PC...NOT a requirement to. It could even BE LIKE a phone just not require a connection, having all the functions and parameter adjustments, memory, etc. SOMETHING AMERICAN........not something ruled by the worthless snot in charge.

pd4165 I love my kingmaker and the software/options. there are 3 presets and if you hold the switch down for 2 seconds the led turns from green to red and puts you into "preset mode"you get 3 more. So for recording I have an OD on top of a Fuzz for each toggle position. I want the Lunar thingy now.

XO Darkness Did you get the Lunar pedal? Is it pretty easy, to add the fx with your phone? I'm debating on the Lunar and Vertigo pedals, as I think they will have the most uses for me.

+Erick Chicas I am fairly certain that Neunaber beat TC to that concept.

***** which one was their 1st pedal with that concept?

Erick Chicas I do not remember: it might have been the Wet reverb.

Thats no-ones idea. Its an obvious part of digital pedals.

Yep - Leslie setting was actually pretty nice! :)