TECHNOLOGY
Take a deeper look into the technology behind Source Audio gear.
TECH TALK VIDEOS
The Source Audio engineering team of Jesse Remignanti and Bob Chidlaw offer a behind-the-scenes, under-the-hood look at all that goes into every SA pedal.
Bob Chidlaw talks in-detail about spring reverbs and creating the Ventris Dual Reverb's True Spring engine.
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WHITE PAPERS
SA601 & SIGMA DSP
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Source Audio CEO, Roger Smith and Thomas Irrgang from Analog Devices, Inc. present the SA601, the first system-on-chip for guitar effects. The SA601 implement a complete analog and digital signal chain for musical instrument effects processing. The device is the result of a joint design effort between Analog Devices, and Source Audio LLC. Click the download below to read the White Paper document.
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USING SIGMA DSP
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Bob Chidlaw, the Chief Technical Officer at Source Audio talks about the Sigma DSP and the use of digital signal processing techniques in audio effects. Click the download below to view the full white paper document.
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MULTIWAVE DISTORTION
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While there are literally hundreds of audio distortion products on the market, most rely on a relatively few well established approaches to create signal distortion. By and large, these circuits have only seen incremental change and refinement since the 1960s and 1970s. The Soundblox 2 Multiwave Distortion takes an entirely new approach, introducing several truly unique distortion sounds. Download the white paper document for Multiwave designer, Bob Chidlaw's notes on multi-band distortion.
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HOT HAND MOTION CONTROLLED EFFECTS
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In the world of guitar effects there are a limited number
of expression controller options. Hot Hand is a motion sensing technology that translates movement into expression messages, invoking an entirely new form of effects pedal control. Download the white paper document below for Source Audio engineer, Jesse Remignanti's notes on Hot Hand technology.
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