Source Audio - Neuro Desktop Editor - Preset Managment Tutorial

[@TriPedalReviews]

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[@NateNavarro]

This is great! Thanks for putting it together.

[@Jaysteenn]

I just updated my pedal and learned a couple things from your video. Thanks!

[@javierlami9090]

Hi! Do you know how to midi program this using neurohub + a midi controler?

[@sunturnsblack9546]

Is there a way to easily move presets to a different order? For example, moving preset 9 to preset 1?

[@PushSueAside]

Can i manage presets with mobile neuro app?

[@ColoradoDreamin]

Thanks for the helpful video! Ive been noticing some weird glitches going on with my Collider, especially in the delay section. Ill tweak my sound, set my bpm, my reverb, then save it. Then the next day when i go to the gig the reverb setting are intact but the delay is completely weird. The tap tempo is completely different than the setting i saved. Any experience with that?

[@kenkreisel6890]

I have an m-Audio midi expression pedal, is it possible to hook it up to the hub?

[@XeniaGott]

Thanks for your video! I have just one question about the desktop neuro editor and the mobile neuro editor. Is it possible to sync both editors? I've saved a series of presets on my desktop editor but when I open the mobile editor these saved presets don't show up in my account

[@OlandoMcCall]

He showed everything but creating abd saving a preset. I don't need to copy or audtion. How do you save them to the slots..

[@TriPedalReviews]

To create one, click an empty slot on the right hand side. Make any adjustments you want to the sound on the left hand side, then click save. If you've clicked a preset initially that you do not want to save over, but you've made modifications to it you DO want to save to a different preset, then you would click "Save As" instead and pick a different preset slot to save it to. If you are working with a preset and want to save over it, then you would load it first, make any modifications you want to it, then click save.

[@OlandoMcCall]

@@TriPedalReviews this helps a lot. Thank you!