Daisy-Chaining Neuro Communication - Source Audio True Spring Reverb User Manual

tab listings to arrange the presets in order of Date, Preset Name, or User Name. If the pedal
image next to the preset listing has a Play icon (arrow) that means there is a sound/video clip
available. Touch the Play icon to hear the clip.
Publishing and Deleting Presets
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Publishing: After you have created a preset it is possible to publish it and make it available to
other True Spring owners and Neuro Community members. To publish, go to the User tab in
the Browse Sounds menu and select the preset you want to publish. Tap the three-dot icon
on the right side of the preset to reveal two options: Publish and Delete. Hit the Publish
button. On the next page it is also possible to record a sound clip or upload a YouTube or
SoundCloud link for the preset. If you want to record a clip on the spot, you will be prompted
to connect the Neuro App to a YouTube account. Hit the Record button and record the clip,
the App will automatically create a YouTube video and embed it as a sound sample in your
Published Preset. The YouTube video will be published as an unlisted video; it will not be put
into your YouTube subscribers' feed.
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Deleting: To delete a preset, go to the User tab in the Browse Sounds menu and select the
preset you wish to delete. Tap the three-dot icon on the right side of the preset to reveal two
options: Publish and Delete. Hit the Delete button. It is also possible to delete Published
Presets by following the same procedure with Presets in the Published tab of the Browse
Sounds page.

Daisy-Chaining Neuro Communication

If you have multiple Source Audio One Series pedals running in series, it is possible to maintain Neuro
communication with each pedal through a single Neuro cable connection. Source Audio makes
couplers that are designed specifically for connecting multiple One Series products in series. These
couplers are available at the
A standard set of TS and TRS cables work as well (we recommend the flat TS and TRS cables
manufactured by Rockboard). The examples below explain how to make your Neuro Daisy-Chain
connections in a mono or stereo rig.
Mono Audio Path with Neuro Daisy-Chain
In the case of a purely mono audio signal path, the Neuro data can be input to the first effect directly
from the mobile device and then carried on to the second effect via TRS cable.
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