Sorry to hear that you're having issues with Neuro 3 and your Vertigo. Have you tried the latest mobile version of Neuro 3? We posted version 3.5.5 last week (8/26/24). It should work much better than previous versions. It's available now at the App Store and Google Play. Please let us know if you run into any more issues. You can contact us here or through email at [email protected].

@@sourceaudioeffects thanks for the response. Yes, I experienced the above-mentioned problems with the most current version of the app.

@@lapk78 OK, we'll take a look at how Neuro 3 for Android works with the Vertigo and see if we can replicate your issue. We'll update you about this tomorrow.

@@sourceaudioeffects Thank you very much. If I don't hear anything here, I'll contact you at the email you provided and open a ticket.

@@lapk78 So we tested the Vertigo with the latest Neuro 3 update (3.5.5.) and it appears to be working OK. There are a few things we can try. 1. You can just try turning up the volume on your phone a little bit. 2. If 1 doesn't work, try the calibration process again - just go to the "Pedals" page and delete the Vertigo. Shut down Neuro, open it, then add the Vertigo again from the "Pedals" page. Connect and redo the Calibration process. 3. If those don't work, go the the "I/O Routing Options" dropdown menu at the bottom of the "Basic Controls" page in the editor and select "Mono Input, Stereo Effect." If none of those things work, email us at [email protected] we'll take a closer look at it.

Thanks for the feedback! All of this should be working fine with Neuro 3 for iOS. Make sure you have the latest version of Neuro 3 (3.5.5 ). To see what version you're on, tap your account icon (bottom right corner) > then the three dot icon (top right corner) > select "About" - the version number will be right below the Neuro icon. To adjust the Band Level, Frequency, and Q, you need to select the "Equalizer" tab > tap on the EQ graphics > under the EQ graphic slide the selector to the Band you want to adjust. After you've done that you can hold your finger on the parameter (Virtual knob) you want to adjust - that will open up the fine tuner control. In there you can either slide or type in the exact Level (or Frequency - Q) you want. To save the new settings to the pedal, hit the Burn icon (the lightning bolt graphic at the bottom center), and select the preset position where you want it saved. Hope this helps. You are correct, we do need to make a video with the mobile app, but we are waiting until we get out of the beta phase to do that. Feel free to email us at [email protected] if you have any other specific questions.

Yes, it does sound great with bass. The Artifakt's tape saturation sounds really good with bass. We are currently working on a bass demo.

@@sourceaudioeffects Perfect! I’ll likely be adding it to my board very soon!

Sounds incredible with bass! Been having a ball on gigs and sessions with it!

Yes, I hear what you're saying. The thing is, that this is a tape effect so when you eliminate the dry signal all together, you're still hearing the guitar that's recorded on the tape. However, the playback head is so close to the recording head that the time difference between the when you actually pluck a note on your guitar and when you hear it played back is virtually imperceptible - so yes, in that case the wet signal sounds nearly the same as the dry. However that slight time difference allows us to modulate the pitch on the wet signal, creating a vibrato effect. As soon as you bring back the dry signal, the combination of the two signals creates a chorus or flanger effect.

I think 100% wet really only applies to reverb, but I know what you’re saying.

All of the options you're looking for will work with the latest Neuro 3 updates: Desktop - Version 3.0.20 & Mobile - Version 3.5.5. You can set how the EQ2's tuner is accessed by going to the "Hardware Options" (click the gear icon in the top right corner of the Sound Editor) > click "Hardware Options" to open the menu. In that menu select how the Tuner is accessed in the "On/Off Footswitch Option" dropdown menu. Assigning control to the Option footswitch of the Ventris Dual Reverb is done on a preset-by-preset basis, and you can assign a different functions to the Option footswitch for both the A and B reverbs. You can set them in the "Option Footswitch Assign" sections of the Sound Editor in Neuro.

Yes, creating new instance of pedals is a known issue that we are working on. This issue was addressed in the most recent update which we posted on 7/26/24. If you haven't downloaded Neuro since that date, you should throw away your current version and download the latest on the site - www.sourceaudio.net/publicbeta.html To erase an instance of the pedal from your pedal collection on Neuro 3 you to: Windows: Right click on the pedal and select "Delete" Mac: Do a two finger click on the mouse pad and select "Delete' Thanks for the feedback and thanks for your patience. We are currently working to fix all the Neuro 3 bugs and get it working as well as it possibly can.

@@sourceaudioeffects Thank you for clearing this up! I was oblivious as to how to right click without a mouse on the mac, would have probably stumbled upon this otherwise. Things are working smoothly for me now.

What happened to the pedal? Please email us at [email protected]. We will make sure that you're pedal gets back in working order at no charge.

Sorry, no randomizer function at the moment. What kind of randomization would you like to see?

Sorry, the thing that may not be entirely clear in this video is that Radio Mode is just one of 7 different modes in the Artifakt. The other modes available via the center dial on the pedal include TAPE (all the effects possible with analog tape machines), µVerb (similar to the Belton Brick approach to echo/reverb - dark and dirty with short cascading echos), CRUSH (bit crushing and sample rate reduction), LADDER (based on a Moog Ladder filter), VINYL (vintage scratched and warped vinyl effects, plus simulations of Victrola, Gramophone, Telephone, Bull Horn, etc.), and GLITCH (witch does cool glitching effects). In this video we wanted to focus just on the Radio Mode because there are variations on what the knobs do within each mode. Stay tuned for Knob Twisting videos for all of the modes.

Thanks for using the Collider! Sorry to hear about your issues with Neuro 3 and your Collider. If you take any version of Neuro that you currently have on your computer and throw them in the trash, then download the latest version, the Collider should work fine. We fixed a ton of issues with the new version that we posted on 8/26/24 - 3.0.20 for desktop / 3.5.5 for mobile. You can download the desktop from our website - www.sourceaudio.net/publicbeta.html The Neuro for mobile is available at the App Store and Google Play. Let us know if you run into any other issue or have questions. You can contact us here or through email - [email protected]

Currently you can't delete a preset from a preset slot, but that is something that we will address in a future update. We should mention, that though you can't delete a preset from a preset slot, you can always change that preset or swap it for a different preset. Thanks for the question!

You currently can't type in the Nemesis Delay's BPM, but you can type in the the milliseconds in the field above the "Delay Time" control - it can go from 10 to 680 ms.

That should work now. I recommend throwing away any version of Neuro currently on your computer and re-download Neuro 3 from our website - www.sourceaudio.net/publicbeta.html

Sorry that you have run into so many issues with Neuro 3. It's true, we did have some connectivity issues when we first made this beta version of Neuro 3 available to the public. That said, we are currently on version 3.0.20 and those issues have been addressed. You should take all version of Neuro that currently exist on your computer and throw them in the trash, then download the latest version. Here is the link to the download page - www.sourceaudio.net/publicbeta.html Please feel free to contact us through [email protected] and let us know what you think of the latest updates and if you still feel there are areas where Neuro 3 can still use some improvement. Thanks.

I wonder if you have fixed: 1. The Atlas Compressor still shows the headphone connection and doesn't respect the minimum and maximum values from the pedal. When I switch from Compressor A to B, which is off, I can't go back to A because there is NO switch! 2. With many pedals, there are incorrect values in the editor compared to those stored in the pedals. 3. Logging in is required after any update!!! This is ridiculous. What if I'm on stage with no internet!!! 4. After clicking firmware update, the process starts immediately - the old editor asks if you are sure you want to do it. After this update process, the Atlas Compressor makes a terrible noise, so I have to redo it with the old software. 5. You almost ruined a very good platform - look at the comments on the Apple Store.

​@pabloscotty123 They made it impossible to send patches to my DMC micro controller and aren't fixing it. I had to revert to the old app. Probably won't buy this brand going forward.

I wonder why the website has been blocked ??

Sorry about the delay on the Artifakt Neuro Editor. We are doing internal testing as we speak. We're hopeful that we'll have an updated public version of Neuro 3 within the week.

@@sourceaudioeffects Awesome! Thanks for the update!

@@StephenSmithson Hey, just in case you haven't heard, we've added Artifakt compatibility to Neuro 3. You can download it from our website - www.sourceaudio.net/publicbeta.html Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] and let us know what you think of it.