A small three-way toggle switch selects processor A, processor B, or both processors, and this switch also allows A or B to be set up separately: if the switch is in the A position, the panel controls adjust the A processor if set to B they set the B processor and when in the A+B position, Control 1 adjusts the wet level of Reverb A and Control 2 the wet level of Reverb B, while Mix controls the level of the dry signal. The user can also decide on true bypass, buffered bypass, or soft bypass (with reverb tails), as selected in the editing software. If you decide to combine the algorithms, you can have one running into the other or you can run them in parallel, with the stereo outs of both mixed. Alternatively, you can change this routing arrangement using the editor to have one mono reverb output per channel. The rear panel includes a USB connection for use with the software editor, as well as a socket for an external footswitch or expression pedal.While the pedal has only four preset LEDs, it can actually store and access eight user presets for Reverb A and eight more for Reverb B, if you set up Preset Extension Mode in the Neuro editor - up to 128 patches can be accessed via MIDI.

The Ventris can accept MIDI Program Change messages and Continuous Controller messages via its regular MIDI DIN input or its USB port, or in conjunction with the Neuro Hub - and it’s the latter addition that sets this range of Source Audio pedals apart from most other pedal designs. The power inlet hooks up to the included 9V DC supply, and alongside this is a mini-USB port which allows editing via the Neuro Desktop Editor (I should mention that this was a beta version at the time of writing, though the pedal itself was a final production model).Ī MIDI thru DIN connector is also included.

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