Source Audio - One Series - Midi (Aftershock)

[yourfurryfiend]

Howdy all. 

 

I like how my Aftershock sounds & the range of tones I get out of it, but like many people I've heard, the 3 switches and preset mode don't cut it. The amount of times I've left it in the wrong mode or the wrong dial positions... 

 

I'm keen to hear if anyone has gone down the midi controller + hub route and stuck with it for live use?

 

My pedalboard has a B3N on it, which is great in many ways, but the Aftershock is better in many ways for achieving the driven tones I want. If only more Aftershock presets were easily accessible in a live situation. 

 

I'm in a covers band where we play a range of rock with a good range of tones. I'm thinking of Motorhead, Audio slave, Muse. 

 

I realise there's a strong chance the audience won't care, the B3N would be fine or a core set of tones would be the way to go l, but hey 😁

 

Cheers! 

[Quatschmacher]

Definitely get a Hub and MIDI controller and you’ll get easy access to 128 presets. 

[scannerman]

All my SA's hubbed up through the Neuro hub and Morningstar MC6 controller. . (Aftershock, Gemini, Vertigo, Ultrwave and C4).

(Thats 128 presets in each pedal, and at least a possible 34billion combinations  - although you can still only access 128 of them 😆)

[yourfurryfiend]

Thanks for your feedback both! 

I'll give it a go. 

I guess 128 will have to do 😉

The MC6 looks like a good unit, good size and screen too. I wonder how people get on without the screens. 

I'd like to build my own controller at some point, but I'm sure I'll be busy enough with figuring it out and making the presets.