Fractal FM3 vs Valeton GP-200T

[DLC86]

That's weird, because more or less each guitar amp pretty much serves as a compressor all the time, too (a very coloring one, if you will).

Yes, an amp compresses but its time constants are not anywhere as long as those of a compressor afaik.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Yes, an amp compresses but its time constants are not anywhere as long as those of a compressor afaik.

Hm, not sure.
And also: How comes the tremolo is working then? That should need quite some excessive time.

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

NAM being open source means you can tinker with it - and there are many things people could do, as evidenced by Steve in the above video.

If you are only using Standard Wavenet model architectures, and only training with the provided inputs found in the easy snapshot trainer, then you won't be able to model a Tremelo.

What is possible vs. what is provided off-the-shelf.

As for compressors, like guitar pedal compressors, those may well be pretty tame compared to more complex compressors.
Maybe 1500-3000ms range?
It could well be possible to do this with the STANDARD NAM model architecture.
Pretty sure this is what those guys at Neutron are doing with their compressor pack, but I may be wrong.

 

[AlbertA]

Well I bought a GP-200 myself for basically the same price I paid for a Keeley Halo pedal.

 

[AlbertA]

I may even do an unboxing video for you guys, since you love that kinda thing.

 

[ian_dissonance]

One thing that is cool is that the foot switches have several ways to set them up including a Stomp mode that can be assigned however you like with functions each, Tap and Hold.

Do any of the FS options do momentary switching?

 

[KingsXJJ]

Well I bought a GP-200 myself for basically the same price I paid for a Keeley Halo pedal.

One of them is worth it.

 

[nicolasrivera]

One of them is worth it.

YEah, too bad the Keeley does not support NAM files.

 

[KingsXJJ]

YEah, too bad the Keeley does not support NAM files.

The GLP-5 does and is worth its price. Like the Halo is.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Nope, the "time constants" (sorry but I don't recall the correct term atm) are too short in the standard architecture to properly capture typical attack and release times of a compressor

Fwiw, that video seems to be an April's Fools joke.

 

[norminal]

Fwiw, that video seems to be an April's Fools joke.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Sorry for the confusion - doesn't seem to be an April's Fools joke as you can in fact download the NAM capture /w tremolo, so there must be ways to get it in there.
Sorry for being an idiot.