NPD: Source Audio Collider

[Shask]

Bumping this old thread. I just got one of these the other day and I am liking it a lot.

The Reverb is brighter than I am used to, but I like the overall hi-fi quality to the sound. It stays very transparent with a lot of gain.

I like that it is simple and to the point, but with the features that matter, like analog dry through and parallel routing.

 

[SillyOctpuss]

Bumping this old thread. I just got one of these the other day and I am liking it a lot.

The Reverb is brighter than I am used to, but I like the overall hi-fi quality to the sound. It stays very transparent with a lot of gain.

I like that it is simple and to the point, but with the features that matter, like analog dry through and parallel routing.

Does the reverb have a dedicated tone control on the collider?

 

[laxu]

Does the reverb have a dedicated tone control on the collider?

Each side has tone controls.

Reverb has controls for lows and highs, delay has just a control for highs.

 

[SillyOctpuss]

Each side has tone controls.

Reverb has controls for lows and highs, delay has just a control for highs.

Thanks for that. I thought it had a tone control but wasn't sure if I was confusing it with the ventris.

 

[Shask]

Does the reverb have a dedicated tone control on the collider?

Yeah, it does. I have it about 9 o'clock right now.

 

[Orvillain]

I know I don't need one, I already have the Nemesis ADT and Ventris.... but dayum I want one again....

 

[Shask]

I know I don't need one, I already have the Nemesis ADT and Ventris.... but dayum I want one again....

A big reason why I specifically wanted the Collider is because you can run Delay and Reverb in parallel. That helps a lot with the high gain metal sounds I use because running Delay into Reverb gets really messy sounding quickly.

 

[SillyOctpuss]

A big reason why I specifically wanted the Collider is because you can run Delay and Reverb in parallel. That helps a lot with the high gain metal sounds I use because running Delay into Reverb gets really messy sounding quickly.

I hadn't thought about that. Good point.

 

[riffy]

I still use the source audio collider. That is fabulous for me.

 

[Classic07]

Yeah, it does. I have it about 9 o'clock right now.

bump the lows (control 1) which will help to reduce the perceived brightness

 

[Shask]

bump the lows (control 1) which will help to reduce the perceived brightness

I have been playing with putting the tone at 9 o'clock and bass at 3 o'clock. I would normally not put that much bass in a reverb, but it seems to help with the natural metallic sound it can have. Get it closer to the darker Lexicon sound.