Has anyone ever made a NAM capture or an IR of the Korg Miku Stomp? I'd love to load it into my multi-effect pedal and give it a try, but I'm not even sure whether it's possible to capture the sound of that pedal with NAM.
With the release of the A2 tech for NAM there's been a lot of cool new 3rd party VST\Standalone apps released to use. I've tried them all and they're all great. Some have features that are better than others, some have better UIs, etc.
The one thing that none of them have, to my knowledge, is DRAG and DROP. It is so much easier and simple to load NAM and WAV files by dragging them from an already open folder onto a spot in the UI of the app. Having to click on an icon to open a file browser then go through folders each time you want to switch or try a new one gets to be tedious and doesn't seem necessary for the flow of things. Let me just have a file browser open at all times that I can drag from.
With all these new versions popping up I'm kind of confused why none of them have this feature. If I knew how to code or even use AI to accomplish this I would do it myself. Unless it's difficult to do? idk
I appreciate the work people are doing but in my opinion every single one could be better by adding this. If there is one that has this ability I don't know of it so please inform me if that's the case. Thanks
The full 2dor Friedman PLEX (EL34) pack on Ko-Fi is now updated and includes 🅰️2️⃣ profiles!
💯 Full pack on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/04ac0fa133
Before purchasing the full pack, try the free, trimmed-down community packs available on Tone3000:
Full-rig: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/friedman-plex-el34-community-pack-49343
Amp Head: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/friedman-plex-el34-community-pack-amp-head-64474
ℹ️ Summary
This pack features the Friedman PLEX (EL34 loaded) head captured using a Mesa 4x12 Oversized Straight cabinet loading down the amplifier.
✅ All profiles calibrated
✅ Real cab (Mesa 4x12 OS straight) used as load (no loadbox)
✅ Legendary Tones "Mr. Scary" mod profiles included
✅ Both "High" & "Low" (brown-sound) voltage modes covered
✅ DI and MIC-ed up flavors for each profile
✅ STD (A2), STD (A1) and REVyHI architectures
✅ Extended, anti-aliasing signal leveraged during reamping
✅ High-fidelity signal chain used during reamping
✅ Stompbox / OD profiles included
Hi Folks,
an update from my side as I worked my arse off these last weeks to deliver some much requested features:
Since 1.0 I also acquired a Diezel Herbert Mk1 and really loving the amp!
Now you can blend factory (my) Amps and Pedals with yours and mix them in Dual Amp Setups! BYO can be NAM A1 or A2.
Sound from 1.0 release but still sounds awesome (and now with A2 even better): https://youtu.be/-J-rSKlvL8A
Download it here: https://github.com/guitarlum/VoLum/releases/tag/v1.2.0
I trained all my NAM Models with 700-1200 Epochs myself to get the absolute best result.
Will do some more videos or shorts "how to create a mastodon sound" for example in the future if there is traction!
Very much looking forward for your feedback!
A star in github helps me to get the thing signed, so no more warnings on installation: https://github.com/guitarlum/VoLum
Hi! I'm a bit new to the tone world like this, and am trying to make Jrock adjacent songs. Would appreciate some recommendations!
Version 1.4.0 brings (experimental) MIDI parameter mapping and automation, a new Signal Analyzer utility, broader audio format support, and a big round of Jam and UI improvements.
I don't have a decent midi controller so midi mapping feedback is especially appreciated!
Great to see the progress around NAM A2. A huge thank you to Steven and Tone3000 for pushing the technology forward and making it accessible at a scale that enables developers like us to build new products and experiences. I’m excited to share that Neural Space will soon bring NAM-powered guitar processing to iPhone and iPad, along with capability that allows players to record video while their entire guitar rig is processed in real time.
The app will feature:
- Drives, compressors, noise gates, amplifiers, modulation effects, delays and reverbs.
- Amps placed on an interactive map by tonal similarity. Explore nearby sounds or move further away to discover something new.
- 1650 curated stock amp profiles.
- A digital audio workstation from a guitar players perspective. Record audio, capture video and play alongside backing tracks.
- Play your amp captures, the app will support NAM A1 and A2 profiles. Gravity parameter lets you alter your NAM profile for an enhanced experience.
- Tonematch EQ will match your sound to any desired tone.
- Perform live with Midi support over bluetooth or cable.
The app is currently under development. Follow us on @neural_space page for further updates.
The updated Mattfig site is live, new packs are rolling out, and the Legacy collections are the big move during this sale.
Use code July4 for 55% off sitewide.
If you’re looking to stock up, the Legacy Packs are the best value right now, especially the Kemper V1 Complete Legacy Collection and TONEX Legacy Complete Collection. Big libraries, organized by category, built from real amps and real cabs.
New releases are live too, including the expanding 2555X family across Kemper, TONEX, NAM, Cortex, and Ampero II, plus the new V2 Liquid Fnd Dlx for Kemper.
Code: July4
Ends: July 5, 2026 at 11:59PM Eastern
Shop: https://www.mattfig.com/products
Thanks for supporting independent tone.
I don't have this unit but interesting news! Hopefully other budget modelers to follow.
I had a problem I suspect many of you know: record a few presets, compare them in a mix, and even with matched LUFS they sit at completely different perceived volumes. A dense crunch pushes harder than a clean tone at the same K-weighted number — the ear isn't a meter.
I spent a few months figuring out why. The short answer: LUFS K-weighting treats all frequencies equally, but the ear doesn't. A dense midrange-heavy tone triggers more loudness perception than the number suggests.
So I built something. It measures perceived loudness using a psychoacoustic Bark-band model — same principle as Zwicker's loudness model — and gives you:
- The exact dB correction to apply to each preset's output to match perceived loudness to a reference
- A timbre-only "Character" score (presence, dynamics, stereo width) separated from volume — tells you if a difference is a gain issue or an EQ issue
- Cut-through score — how well the spectrum sits in a dense mix
- 8-band spectral balance with concrete parametric EQ suggestions
- Loudness curve over time (N50 sustain / N5 peaks)
Workflow: record the same passage through each preset, drop the files in, pick a reference, press Analyze. Runs in the browser, no install.
I'm selling it but happy to answer questions about the model or the approach first. Has anyone else run into this problem and how did you solve it?
Hello, I am using FL studio with a behringer UMC404. I have ensured that direct monitoring is off. Most of the tones off of tone3000 are the exact same when i load them in NAM Universal and NadIR. My interface is set all the way to PB so that direct monitoring is off. I am connected to input 1. I have tested both with playing live while the mic is armed and also with recorded audio, and both are clean audio. Also using vst3 version with latest update.
I am befuddled ngl about why certain nams will just not work. The EQ on the amp modeler will change the sound, but the sound of the nam will not come through. What am I obviously forgetting and doing wrong? Currently praying that I'm forgetting something silly because i am befuddled at this lol
The holy grail for Page fans right here. Sundragon SUper Dragon is a 1:1 replica of Jimmy Page's mythical Marshall SUper Bass from 1968, which was modded by Tony Frank in the 70's.
This amp will easily deliver Led Zep inspired tones as well as rival any vintage Marshall at any price range. Give it a spin ;)
https://www.tone3000.com/tones/jimmy-pages-nr1-amp-replica-sundragon-super-dragon-drive-a2-74203
The full 2dor Diezel VH4 (EL34) pack on Ko-Fi is now 🅰️2️⃣ ready!
💯 Full pack on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/4068786bb2
Before purchasing the full pack, try the free, trimmed-down community packs available on Tone3000:
Full-rig: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/diezel-vh4-el34-community-pack-51451#models
Amp Head: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/diezel-vh4-el34-community-pack-amp-head-64455
ℹ️ Summary
This pack features the Diezel VH4 (EL34 loaded) head captured using a Mesa 4x12 Oversized Straight cabinet loading down the amplifier.
✅ All profiles calibrated
✅ Real cab (Mesa 4x12 OS straight) used as load (no loadbox)
✅ AMP, PRE & POW profiles for maximum flexibility
✅ DI and MIC-ed up flavors for each AMP and POW profile
✅ STD (A2), STD (A1) and REVyHI architectures
✅ Extended, anti-aliasing signal leveraged during reamping
✅ High-fidelity signal chain used during reamping
✅ Stompbox / OD profiles included
How do I delete the neural amp modeler so I can update it?
Can standard A1 captures still be made on the NAM online site? Are there specific parameters to set to make sure it’s a standard, (not lite/feather/nano)?
Hello friends.
I’m still having problems setting everything up as I often end up with a high buffer that will give me too much latency to enjoy playing.
What are your go to’s for a nice setup?
I’m running Reaper DAW, Win11, asio4all for drivers with a Behringer Uphoria interface.
I’m suspecting my drivers and my settings.
My PC is running Cyberpunk on high, so it’s pretty speccd out.
I recently bought a license for Genome 2.0 from Two Notes. My idea was to use this as my main guitar setup with NAM compatibility. I have no big ambitions for live sets, but still one major selling point was the midi possibilities to switch between presets.
I got myself the M-VAVE Chocolate Plus (Bluetooth Midi Switcher) and tried to set up everything. I ended up having the same issue all the time: No matter how I configure the Chocolate, Genome only sometimes switch to the right preset. Actually most of the time only the first preset switch work and afterwards the green "signal light" on the MIDI button lights up, when I push the MIDI switch again, but nothing happens. I was really frustrated with the M-VAVE Chocolate until I found out that the issue came not from the Midi Switcher but from Genome. I found the proof by trying a software called Midi Viewer, which basically displays which commands are received on my laptop (MacBook). I even tested it with another plugin (Neural DSP Nolly) and it worked without any issues.
Has anyone had similar issues with Genome Midi integration? What can I try to fix this or is this a bug in their software? It almost feels like the value sent by the Midi switcher is stuck in the software or like the first value which is received is in some kind of a loop or something...
Any help would be highly appreciated. Many thanks!
I'm trying out gateway and I really like the sound of the new deluxe reverb.
But I can't figure out how to add pedals? I also can't figure out how to open the program twice in windows, because I'm guessing that's how you're supposed to do it?
I can do it using reaper tracks but I'm not getting any sound out of anything other than track 1. Other plugins like guitar rig work fine this way.
Cheers.
There are a lot of V1 files available on Tone3000. How can I add a V1 I just made over to my profile?
TLDR: I finally got an I/0 box and made a Tone3000 account, to realize that’s not how V1 files are made. The Soran TinyStomp doen’t take A2 files yet. So, I figured out how to re-amp that noise signal and made a V1 file over at NeuralAmpModeler. How do I get it to the T3K profile?
I read a lot about people asking "how to get this tone" or how to make tones sound better.
And a lot of people are like... putting a tube screamer plugin before NAM / Gateway, and that could work, but for me that's like adding distortion of top of (too much ) distortion.
Like this is my setup, EQ before the NAM (bandpass), and EQ after the nam (HPF around 100hz and a high shelf).
I used to use high pass / low pass filters before and after, but i switched to this to leave the high end more intact. The guitar speaker and mic have shaped the tone enough, but NAM captures are often bright and right on axis, right on the coil, so I find some kind of treble roll off, or just lowering the treble in gateway, to help.
pre-nam Bandpass (very broad) and in post, your typical HPF with some high cutting
