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Source Audio Ventris Dual Reverb User Manual Download Page 46

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Ventris Dual Reverb Owner’s Manual

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Sound Editor

Upon clicking the wrench icon in the Connections section, the Ventris

Dual Reverb’s Sound Editor

interface appears in a tab in the center field. This is where all of the sound editing work takes place.

The Sound Editor is broken into several sub-sections, each containing a unique variation of virtual
knobs and dropdown menus. The following is a brief explanation of each Sound Editor sub-section.

Dual/Single Mode

This dropdown menu essentially selects the virtual position of the A/B Toggle switch on the Ventris
Dual Reverb. Select whether you want to edit Reverb A, Reverb B, or Reverb A + B. In addition you
can select between a Parallel or Cascade signal path for Reverb A + B.

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Summary of Contents for Ventris Dual Reverb

Page 1: ...natural replications of large and small acoustic spaces and an intriguing and highly musical selection of unnatural tones including Reverse Swell and Shimmer The Ventris contains two completely indepe...

Page 2: ...n Signal Routing 30 Mono In Mono Out 1 32 Stereo In Mono Out 2 33 Mono In Stereo Out 3 34 Stereo In Dependent Stereo Out 4 35 External Control 36 Neuro Desktop and Mobile Editors 43 The Neuro Desktop...

Page 3: ...ive situations and there are no limitations to the duration of the transition Note Spillover is unavailable when changing between two dual reverb presets A B on the toggle switch Dual Reverb Presets I...

Page 4: ...ng highly customized reverb effects From the Neuro Editor it is easy to burn customized reverb engines directly to any position on the Effect Selector knob Neuro Hub The Source Audio Neuro Hub connect...

Page 5: ...ower supply requirements printed on the bottom of the Ventris housing Guitar Audio Connections Using standard mono cables connect your guitar bass or other instrument to the INPUT 1 jack and your amp...

Page 6: ...CH FOOTSWITCH 2 This dual action footswitch comes preloaded with two independent control functions that vary depending on the selected engine The footswitch responds to two actions quickly tapping or...

Page 7: ...put for guitar bass or other instruments Connect your instrument or the previous effect in the signal chain using a mono TS cable The Ventris will automatically configure itself for stereo audio input...

Page 8: ...chain using a mono TS cable Output 2 OUTPUT 2 can act either as an audio output external loop output or as the daisy chain data connection for the Neuro App Output 2 as an Audio Output The tip contact...

Page 9: ...be regulated at 9 Volts DC direct current able to source at least 280 mA milliamps of current and the plug should have a tip negative barrel positive polarity USB Connect to your computer Mac or Windo...

Page 10: ...TION footswitch are configured respectively Please note that it is possible to reassign different parameters to the CONTROL knobs and functions to the OPTION footswitch Go to the Neuro Sound Editor se...

Page 11: ...s grand effect engine among the classic reverbs it has little resemblance to reverberations found in the natural or analog world rather the Hall L replicates the extravagant wash of sound popular duri...

Page 12: ...ult is an exceptionally realistic effect with the unmistakable drip heard in vintage spring reverb equipped amplifiers CONTROL 1 Bass Find the description in the ROOM engine section CONTROL 2 Spring L...

Page 13: ...t into three regions As you turn the knob you may hear the transition points when a new plate size is engaged OPTION FOOTSWITCH TAPPING Set Pre Delay Time See the description in the HALL L engine sect...

Page 14: ...a tremolo effect to only the wet signal and leave your dry signal unaffected CONTROL 1 10 Tremolo Select Depth Adjusts the depth of the tremolo effect and selects between two available reverb tremolo...

Page 15: ...ounced as this knob is turned clockwise OPTION FOOTSWITCH TAPPING Modulation Rate See the description in the ROOM engine section OPTION FOOTSWITCH PRESS HOLD Pitch Ramp Down Functions similar to the H...

Page 16: ...in time with the band will sync the repeats to the beat of the music Note you must tap the switch a minimum of two times before the pedal changes the Delay Time OPTION FOOTSWITCH PRESS HOLD Delay Hold...

Page 17: ...unds very nice with a variety of different playing styles CONTROL 1 Bass Find the description in the ROOM engine section CONTROL 2 Modulation Depth See the description in the ROOM engine section OPTIO...

Page 18: ...options and can be used to overwrite the default engines on the effect dial or stored as user presets The following reverb engines are available in the Neuro Desktop Editor or Mobile App OUTBOARD SPRI...

Page 19: ...Time to create an interesting chorus effect CONTROL 1 Bass Adjusts the level of the low end frequencies on the wet signal Turn the knob counter clockwise for a lighter reverb or clockwise for thicker...

Page 20: ...generating effect over time as the reverb continues to circulate and receive additional dry signal The results can be a bit cacophonous but it will create a very interesting effect Mix Knob Sets the r...

Page 21: ...ied to the wet signal Turn the knob clockwise for a brighter reverb trail and counter clockwise for a darker reverb Control 1 and Control 2 Because of the wide tonal possibilities of each reverb engin...

Page 22: ...effect that was programmed to the corresponding toggle position Selecting position A B enables both reverbs simultaneously By default the A B toggle position will run the reverbs in parallel and mix t...

Page 23: ...it If trails mode is active the ON OFF LED will be lit green when the reverb effect is active and lit red when the reverb effect is bypassed Option Footswitch Because of the range of functions that ca...

Page 24: ...owever is that when you are sustaining the reverb tail reverb is no longer being applied to the dry signal as you play over the top That is not the case with the Ventris Dual Reverb because of the dua...

Page 25: ...LED The small LED located to the left of the MIX KNOB is the CONTROL ACTIVITY LED When lit it indicates that external control mode expression or MIDI is active or that incoming data is being received...

Page 26: ...e user presets This function works whether the pedal is engaged and bypassed 2 When the pedal is engaged press and hold the ON OFF Footswitch to scroll upward through user presets 3 When the pedal is...

Page 27: ...Reverb it is possible to save an entirely different collection of settings for both the A and B Reverbs It is also possible to combine two reverbs by selecting the A B position on the A B Reverb Toggl...

Page 28: ...l Mode repeat the process without holding down the CONTROL INPUT button 5 In A B Mode the functions of the CONTROL 1 CONTROL 2 and MIX knobs change When running the reverbs in Parallel CONTROL 1 sets...

Page 29: ...inks slowly and then turns solid This indicates that the preset has been saved to the new location The original location will not be changed or overwritten Copying a Preset to a New Location Using an...

Page 30: ...e to variations in input impedance similar to a guitar pickup there won t be a noticeable change in tone True bypass has the benefit of providing a dedicated hardwired bypass signal path The Ventris f...

Page 31: ...el processing Warning If you connect the Neuro App cable from your mobile device to INPUT 2 the Ventris will detect it as an audio input and adopt one of the Stereo In Modes which might create additio...

Page 32: ...rbs are also mixed down a single output Toggle A Toggle B Toggle A B Dual Parallel Toggle A B Dual Cascade Reverb A 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC Reverb B 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC Reverb A 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC Reverb B...

Page 33: ...e A Toggle B Toggle A B Dual Parallel Toggle A B Dual Cascade 2 Reverb A 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC 2 Reverb B 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC 2 Reverb A 1 1 2 AnalogDry NC Reverb B 1 2 Mix Knob Overall wet analog dry mix...

Page 34: ...verb A 1 1 2 AnalogDry Path AnalogDry Path Reverb B 1 1 2 AnalogDry Path AnalogDry Path 1 1 2 AnalogDry Path AnalogDry Path Reverb B Reverb A Mix Knob Analog Dry Level Control1 knob Reverb A level Con...

Page 35: ...ns with independent stereo signal processing Toggle Switch Reverb A Toggle Switch Reverb B Toggle Reverb A B Dual Parallel Toggle Reverb A B Dual Cascade Reverb A 1 1 2 2 AnalogDry Path AnalogDry Path...

Page 36: ...the Source Audio Tap Tempo Switch which can be purchased directly from the Source Audio online store www sourceaudiostore net Note The Press and Hold a k a Momentary action is available to only the O...

Page 37: ...io Tap Tempo footswitches can be purchased directly from the Official Source Audio Online Store External Expression Control A variety of the Ventris s effects parameters can be controlled with a passi...

Page 38: ...pression signal as its expression source Third party expression pedals can be connected to the CONTROL INPUT as well as long as they have a 3 5 mm 1 8 TRS Tip Ring Sleeve plug with power on the tip ex...

Page 39: ...ed position and then click the ON OFF FOOTSWITCH The CONTROL LED will now be lit solid red 7 After setting the minimum and maximum knob positions the parameter mapping is complete Note The parameter r...

Page 40: ...ired position and then click the ON OFF FOOTSWITCH The CONTROL LED will now blink even faster about 4 blinks per second Note that you may control one or more knobs with the expression pedal up to six...

Page 41: ...The CONTROL LED will now be lit solid red 7 After setting the minimum and maximum knob positions the parameter mapping is complete Hot Hand Input The Hot Hand 3 Wireless Effects Controller can be con...

Page 42: ...t 4 blinks per second Note that you may control one or more knobs with the Hot Hand up to four total knobs 6 Move the knobs and Neuro parameters you wish to control with the Hot Hand to the maximum de...

Page 43: ...ing the latest updates to your Ventris Dual Reverb firmware Downloading and Connecting the Neuro Desktop Editor The Neuro Desktop Editor is a free download for Mac and Windows PCs To download the Neur...

Page 44: ...s Connections The Connections section is located on the left side of the Neuro Desktop Editor This field displays all connected One Series pedals Each connected pedal offers the three options listed b...

Page 45: ...ng the gear icon in the Ventris Dual Reverb s Connections window opens the Hardware Options menu see the graphic below Use the Hardware Options window to choose your pedal s universal hardware setting...

Page 46: ...nd Editor is broken into several sub sections each containing a unique variation of virtual knobs and dropdown menus The following is a brief explanation of each Sound Editor sub section Dual Single M...

Page 47: ...are controls like TIME and PRE DELAY which are also found on the face of the Ventris Dual Reverb In addition there are controls like DIFFUSION and OUTPUT which are only accessible with the Neuro Desk...

Page 48: ...function and let the reverb trail decay Pitch Rise Latching Shimmer Only While using the Shimmer engine a single push and release of the Option switch sustains the reverb trail and engages the Pitch...

Page 49: ...ate functions available in the dropdown menus Spillover Controls One of the major advantages of the Ventris Dual Reverb s dual processor architecture is the ability to adjust the spillover time when c...

Page 50: ...s located at the top of the Presets field perform the functions listed below Save As Button After creating a new preset hit the Save As button and you will be prompted to name it and select the preset...

Page 51: ...Selector knob positions on the Ventris Dual Reverb The Neuro Mobile App Note The Neuro Mobile App is not yet available for the Ventris Dual Reverb The updated version will be available shortly Please...

Page 52: ...ages sent to it that are not on its channel The input MIDI channel for the Ventris can be changed in the Hardware Options menu of the Neuro Editors Note that the MIDI Input Channel is a global setting...

Page 53: ...CC 104 Unassigned CC 19 Engine Param 5 A CC 62 Unassigned CC 105 Unassigned CC 20 Engine Special Control A CC 63 Unassigned CC 106 Unassigned CC 21 Unassigned CC 64 Unassigned CC 107 Unassigned CC 22...

Page 54: ...o Tools Ableton Live Logic Pro and more MIDI messages can be sent directly to the Ventris using the USB connection which allows for full automation of the Ventris within host software such as a DAW Fo...

Page 55: ...n appear in the audio signal This usually results from ground loop noise due to the Ventris and computer running on separate power supplies In the case of laptops disconnecting the computer s power su...

Page 56: ...y doesn t the Ventris respond to MIDI messages being sent to it By default the Ventris should respond to MIDI continuous controller messages on channel 1 The Ventris s MIDI channel can be configured u...

Page 57: ...Program Change 003 Enable Preset 5 Program Change 004 Enable Preset 6 Program Change 005 Enable Preset 7 Program Change 006 Enable Preset 8 Program Change 007 Enable Preset 9 to 128 Program Change 008...

Page 58: ...p to send that parameter data to the Ventris If the mapping was successful the CONTROL LED will be lit solid indicating that the mapping is complete Rubber Feet The Ventris comes standard with a flat...

Page 59: ...repair under this Limited Warranty the purchaser must request from Source Audio a return authorization which is available at Source Audio LLC 120 Cummings Park Woburn MA 01801 781 932 8080 or at www...

Page 60: ...event of damage or loss resulting from shipment Version History February 8 2018 Added Neuro Desktop Editor Instructions Outboard Spring and Metal Box reverb engine descriptions MIDI implementation gu...

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