Darkglass Anagram - NAM profile player & multieffects unit

[Dom Mcsweeney]

Worth a watch:

 

[2dor]

Worth a watch:

36:23 mark: looks like the Anagram will get the ability to do "in the box" profiling / capturing.

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

36:23 mark: looks like the Anagram will get the ability to do "in the box" profiling / capturing.

Yeah, sounded like that to me too.

 

[Lysander]

36:23 mark: looks like the Anagram will get the ability to do "in the box" profiling / capturing.

If Anagram is able to build NAM profiles in-box i'll be mighty impressed.

(it wont)

 

[AFKAEjay(retired)]

I really like the formfactor of this unit., Nice I/O set also.
If there is proof of the pudding of the time efx, capability to split into cabsimmed/non cabsimmed, and utility stuff like global EQs and midi integration…I might consider it.

 

[2dor]

If Anagram is able to build NAM profiles in-box i'll be mighty impressed.

(it wont)

I do wonder how well it'll fare.

What I suspect they might do is work on some integration with the Tone3000 guys to allow "further training" a profile created on the Anagram but in the cloud.

I say this for 2 reasons:

- Steve recently released trainer version 0.12.0 this weekend (https://www.neuralampmodeler.com/post/trainer-v0-12-0-is-released) where he added the option to resume training from a .nam file (provided you have the input.wav and output.wav signals as well); this feature was an "under the hood" thing in past releases and it involved some hacky edits to resume training from a specific checkpoint

- The Darkglass guys were very specific in how they want the Anagram to become a platform & not necesarily just a one-trick pony. With Steve being now full-time on-board with NAM, I think he might be more involved in these quality of life enhancements that could further help Darkglass' profiling initiative.

 

[Humbug]

36:23 mark: looks like the Anagram will get the ability to do "in the box" profiling / capturing.

I don't like this. The whole point of learning how to make NAM-models was so I could feel superior to everyone else! It's also why I prefer to use Linux at home.

Seriously, though; if they get this working (relatively) painlessly it's a pretty good selling point.