Functional, but...
Good app and great pedals
もしかして使えない?
前のバージョンでは反映出来ていたのに、、、
Iphone 12 bug
No connection
Battery killer
Disappointing
Disappointing
Bring Back the Old Neuro!
Latest update broke it on my iPad
I think as expecting great things from version 3, but now it “opens” and immediately shuts down.
I am running the latest iPadOS on a relatively recent (pre M-silicon processors) iPad with plenty of memory…and everything else turned off. Doesn’t matter if I am attached to my Collider or not.
No idea why it doesn’t work
Neuro 3
Bring Back the Old Neuro!
Bring Back the Old Neuro!
Don’t know what the other reviews are about
Bring Back the Old Neuro!
IOS limited functions on EQ2
Bring Back the Old Neuro!
Better than nothing
Since I don’t have that option, the only way I can tap into my True Spring pedal’s extra reverb algorithms is with this Neuro 3 mobile app, which connects through a special cable that comes with the pedal. (It has a 1/4 inch jack that plugs into the pedal and an 1/8 inch jack that plugs into the headphone jack of your phone. I have an iPhone SE, so I had to use a lightning adapter. My guess is that the app sends a one-way code of audio pulses through this cable to the pedal…)
My first experience trying to use the app was so frustrating that I nearly sold the pedal. A few days later I gave it another shot when I had more time and patience to problem-solve and systematically try to upload/“burn” presets to the pedal. I’m not the most technologically advanced person, but I’m not dumb either— this app’s interface is not intuitive and will require some patience to figure out.
That said, with a lot of trial and error, I did ultimately figure out how to upload 3 presets to use in preset mode.
The sounds I get out of this pedal are absolutely beautiful. Please remember, this is a review of the app, and NOT a review of the pedal itself.
Is the app poorly designed? Yes, but I’m glad SOMETHING exists (besides the desktop editor) so that I can unlock the potential of the pedal.
I don’t know anything about app/software design, but a lot phones don’t have headphone jacks anymore. Maybe the next app could use a USB connection?
