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We are aiming to enable USB audio in the next weeks. Sorry for the wait. We are basically trying to have a stable latency when recording, and we are making great progress.
A repost from the NAM thread.I made my first attempts with capturing darkglass' Alpha Omicron and already made some improvements (v2).
Darkglass Alpha Omicron NAM Profiles by @jjo
Check out jjo's neural pedal capture for guitar, bass and recording: I adjusted some params - optimized output and gain during Re-Amping - did not normalize the resulting audio track - calibrated the equipment according to...www.tone3000.com
When making a quick comparison of the actual darkglass track with the DI+NAM Model of it in my DAW I couldn't hear much of a difference (talking about v2 with bite on).
Though, as mentioned on the tone3000 site there is a huge difference between the first attempts and the "improved" ones. There's more to come.
I am really interested in what you think about it.
For the improvements I followed these instructions for Re-Amping and calibration.
It makes me think that these instructions should be linked somewhere central. I actually only stumbled upon them because I wanted to know what the calibration process actually means, since it is a search filter on tone3000.
Full disclosure: I am a noob to this, I am not a sound engineer, nor do I have a lot of experience with recording. I am just thrilled with the possibilities NAM and the Anagram provide and I am soaking in all the information I can get, coz I have a little too much time recently
Trying to visualize how this works, can you confirm / correct my assumption?
I’ll do a quick youtube video to show this process tonight
Thanks for chiming in! Please put on the list support for two mono FX loops (obviously via TRS to TS splitters). All the hw is in place, just need some logic in send and return blocks, e.g., tell send block I want send mono sum of current chain to L of send TRS or to R of send TRS and tell return block I want to receive only L or only R from return TRS. Seems trivial and greatly expands flexibility.
As one of the early adopters I ordered on release day and sold my Stomp XL + accessories after a week. Not looking back, though I'm happy to keep Helix Native for recording guitar related stuff at home.
Currently exploring NAM and enjoying building sounds for my main band and personal fun. I find it rather time-consuming, since new sounds, which are smoothly dialed in, inspire me to fiddle for too long...
BTW: first post here, hi @all
it would only work when the naming convention is respected: a series of parameters (name_value). No need to understand what a given parameter means, it would just load the corresponding file. I know it’s complex (I said I was dreaming), but I think it’s feasable in theory.That's almost impossible with the given details in a NAM I believe. It has to be programmed what Deep and Bright means... escpecially not everyone names its Captures like that
This was in one of videos that they work with NAM on morphing tech, that would do just that - seamlessly morph between multiple models of single device captured with different gain and/or other parameters.@Rockyy12
A lot of amps are captured multiple times with different settings.
Let's say we load the following nam files:
SVT Gain_3 Bright_off Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_3 Bright_on Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_3 Bright_off Deep_on.nam
SVT Gain_3 Bright_on Deep_on.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_off Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_on Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_off Deep_on.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_on Deep_on.nam
SVT Gain_8 Bright_off Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_8 Bright_on Deep_off.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_off Deep_on.nam
SVT Gain_5 Bright_on Deep_on.nam
Could we imagine a user interface where we can see (an change) the settings instead of scrolling through a list a model names?
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The first knob would load the file with the corresponding Gain, knobs 2 and 3 would enable to turn the bright & deep switch on and off by selecting the corresponding file.
I imagine this could be done either by using a specific naming convention, or adding a dedicated page in the editor…
Just dreaming
Maybe I'm too anal but, I'm having trouble with the knobs. I find it nearly impossible to dial in some things exactly. For example, try dialing in a frequency of 40.0 Hz on the High Pass Filter block.
