LAYOUTS: Source Audio Manta Bass Filter and Bass OFDby adamixoye

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MIDI Target Manufacturer(s): Source Audio
Summary: Our users continue to surprise us with new gear and new layouts. Source Audio gear is well-known and well-respected, and these two pages pack a lot of control in a small space thanks to Named Ticks. The front panel on both of these effects pedals is quite nice, but... pedals go on the ground!

The Source Audio Manta "features 12 finely crafted filter effects plus eight variations of distortion.. [they] are not just crunch, or amp simulation; they are specifically designed to work in tandem with the filter effect selections. The pedal’s filters are controllable by its 2 envelope followers, or sine, square, and saw tooth LFO." And it's controllable via MIDI via the Soundblox HUB (which is how adamixoye gets control).

The OFD Bass microModeler "packs a comprehensive, low-end enhanced collection of new and vintage overdrive, fuzz, and distortion tones into a single stage-ready stompbox perfect for bassists of all genres." Like the Manta, it's also controllable via MIDI via the Soundblox HUB.

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Layouts for two Source Audio Pedals, the Manta Bass Filter and the Bass OFD.

The distortion knob on the Manta could use some work.  There are 8 different distortions, so I initially considered setting the knob to have only 8 ticks.  However, the distortion actually morphs between these distortion types, so it makes more sense to include all MIDI values from 0-127.

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Source Audio Manta Bass Filter Page
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Source Audio Bass OFD Page
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Images

Source Audio Manta Bass Filter and Bass OFD (Glow Look)

Source Audio Manta Bass Filter and Bass OFD (Classic Look)

Comments

Awesome! One thing you can do with the distortion knob is create a supercontrol that has only 8 ticks. Then you can add a momentary button as a supercontrol to that knob that has only 8 ticks ;)

Great layouts, glad to see what you've been creating!

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Thanks!

I'll have to think about what you are saying re: the distortion knob.  I'm mostly okay with it like it is except I'm not sure of a better scheme for naming the ticks.  Maybe you're on to something though.