Lava Music has integrated the TONE3000 API so that you can browse and load NAM files natively in the Lava Studio! This is a really beautiful device and it's so exciting to see more and more legit hardware companies adopt A2. The Lava Studio supports A2-Lite Amp Head captures which you can pair with all of the Lava effects on the amp. Hopefully they'll support more NAM captures like full rigs, pedals, outboard and IR from TONE3000 in the future??? so exciting

I've just released NAM Loader Pedal, a dedicated Neural Amp Modeler AUv3 plugin for iPhone and iPad.

This app went through a truly painful amount of App Store review back-and-forth, but it's finally available. The goal was simple: create a lightweight AUv3 pedal focused entirely on loading NAM captures and getting great tones with minimal setup.

Features:

• ✅ Supports the latest NAM A2 architecture
• ✅ Loads NAM captures (.nam)
• ✅ IR loader support
• ✅ AUv3 plugin for AUM, Loopy Pro, Cubasis, GarageBand, Logic Pro for iPad, and more
• ✅ Lightweight pedal-style workflow
• ✅ Works anywhere AUv3 plugins are supported

I know there are already some excellent NAM solutions on iOS, but I wanted something that behaves like a simple pedal in your signal chain: load a model, load an IR, and play.

I'd love feedback from the community:

• Which NAM captures are you using most?
• How is performance on your device?
• What features would you like to see next?

Thanks to everyone who has been testing my iOS audio apps and helping me get through the App Store review maze. It's a relief to finally get this one out the door.

Made by an indie developer who just wanted NAM A2 in a dedicated AUv3 pedal.

If your fast you can still redeem code EH6EX9YFL736

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Soundshed Guitar is a free guitar and bass multi-fx plugin/standalone app with community presets.

Version 1.2.0 Is out now at https://guitar.soundshed.com

Highlights

• Support for NAM A2 architecture, including adjustable NAM processing quality in Settings > DSP Performance.
• Updated Tone 3000 integration, now defaulting to A2 NAM models for new resources.
• Mono/stereo path DSP optimizations.
• Combined performance work reduces single-thread/core DSP usage from about 30% to 5-10% when using mono path with NAM A2 in slim (min) quality mode.
• CLAP plugin is now available on all platforms.

Note:

• requires AVX2 or higher enabled CPUs for SIMD. These are generally late 2015 onwards.
• if you get glitchy performance make sure you are running at 48Khz sample rate. Other sample rates (even 44Khz) require resampling to match the NAM models which are generally 48Khz.

I just spent a few hours troubleshooting my setup on my Unraid NAS. I couldn't get downloads to begin transcoding, got stuck at 0%. Then I noticed media wouldn't play.

In having AI walk me through the usual fixes (increase inotify, delete the Codecs folder, remapping /run/plex-temp/) I finally found that disabling the checkbox for Scan my library automatically is what got me back up and running. I went ahead and removed my photos directory from my libraries and flipped the checkbox back on for scanning automatically... Plex is re-borked. Won't play media, won't download. I uncheck the box and restart my container and... it all works again.

But I'm not sure why this one checkbox was the solution to my problems. Maybe my library has just grown too large at this point? I'm wondering if anyone else with a really large library has encountered this issue of media not playing or not downloading properly to your mobile app. (especially if you've got massive photo or music collections mapped in Plex)

Maybe I'm crazy but seeing as this wasn't a problem until recently, I'm wondering what the true cause is. I'd like to have that automatic scan enabled.