Source Audio Neuro 3

Name: Source Audio Neuro 3
Rating: 4.5 (46 reviews)
Author: Source Audio

By: Source Audio

Music

Features & Capabilities

Unlock the full potential of Source Audio's One Series line of guitar and bass effects pedals with Neuro 3. With over 10,000 presets crafted by both Source Audio and the Neuro Community, Neuro 3 empowers users to download stage-ready sounds directly to any One Series pedal. It also doubles as a potent effects editing tool, facilitating the creation of highly personalized sounds that can be loaded directly onto a pedal, stored in a personal preset library, or shared with the wider Neuro Community. Popular Neuro compatible One Series pedals include the Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements, Collider Delay+Reverb, C4 Synth, EQ2 Programmable Equalizer, and Ventris Dual Reverb.

Neuro 3 is a top-to-bottom rewrite of the original Neuro app. It introduces a host of enhancements that include a sleek and intuitive user interface, streamlined preset downloading, advanced preset creation and management tools, and a seamless integration across mobile and desktop platforms. Additionally, it offers community-based features such as in-depth user profiles, public discussion forums accessible with every published preset, and the ability to Follow other Neuro Community members.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Source Audio

Rating:

4.50

(46) 0.10

Version:

3.6.6 Last updated: 2026-03-25

Version code:

883740936

Creation date:

2015-06-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

372.59MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 203,089 ▲ 5,363

Other rankings

#14 in source keyword 20 ▲ #98 in override keyword 11 ▲

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Developed by:

Source Audio

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/source-audio-neuro-3/id968227110

Website:

http://www.sourceaudio.net

User Reviews

Source Audio Neuro 3 reviews repeatedly cite stability and connectivity problems on mobile: constant pedal connections issues, crashes, and unreliable preset burning. UI changes introduce readability and precision concerns, and account/login problems exacerbate access. Some praise the new visuals and the desktop editor’s usefulness, but overall the mobile app is seen as unreliable and in need of substantial fixes to deliver consistent, platform-wide performance.

Pros

The Neuro 3 update is praised by some for a more visually appealing UI and easier navigation.
The desktop editor/version is seen as a capable and robust alternative when mobile is not reliable.
When functioning, the app enables deeper pedal tweaking and preset management beyond basic hardware controls.

Cons

Frequent pedal connectivity issues across multiple devices (C4, Ventris, Nemesis) including frequent connections failures and random disconnects, plus difficulties burning/writing presets.
Stability problems and crashes, especially on startup or login, with reports of the app becoming unresponsive.
UI/UX regressions and readability problems in Neuro 3 (knobs replacing sliders, reduced precision in parameter values, tiny or hard-to-read labels, poor use of screen space).
Account creation/login problems (inability to create an account, freezing during sign-up).
Feature regressions or removals (e.g., limited/blocked preview of community presets, unreliable preset naming and visibility, inconsistent across platforms).
Cross-device reliability issues (mobile apps lag behind desktop performance; iPad/iPhone experiences vary).

Recent reviews

Source Audio would sell a lot more of these if they did a tutorial for guitar players on how to program synthesizers. The C4 is an amazing synthesizer, but the default sounds are unremarkable and the sounds online aren't very musical. Were it not for the bass player who did a decent demo on programming, I would have sold my C4. Now I hold onto hope that I can learn to program well enough to craft some good sounds--because they are definitely in there.