External Control - Source Audio Collider Delay+Reverb User Manual

Stereo In, Dependent Stereo Out (2)
This mode should be your default selection for Stereo In, Stereo Out applications. Most effective
stereo reverb processing is performed with information from both input channels, so the modes in
this section should not be considered as completely independent audio channels. If you are sure you
want channel independence, seek the configurations with "independent" stereo signal processing.
Mono In, Independent Stereo Out (3)
Functions similar to Dual Mono, (Independent Stereo) mode, but responds only to the audio signal
coming into Input 1 (Input 2 can still receive Neuro Mobile App information, but will not respond to
incoming audio).

External Control

Plug an expression pedal, an external footswitch, the Source Audio Tap Tempo Switch, or the Source
Audio Hot Hand 3 Universal Wireless Controller into the Collider Delay+Reverb's CONTROL INPUT or
PEDAL IN jack and access an array of external functionality and expression control.
External Switches
External switches can be used for several different control options. They provide an easy way to
remotely step through presets, input a tap tempo signal, and more. The Collider is compatible with
most passive single or dual external footswitches. The Collider is also compatible with the Source
Audio Tap Tempo Switch, which can be purchased directly from the Source Audio online store:
www.sourceaudiostore.net
only the OPTION switch, it is not possible to assign this action to an external switch)
SA263
(Note: The Press and Hold (a.k.a. "Momentary") action is available to
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