NAM pedal coming soon

[Sascha Franck]

From FB, answering my question:

""param" is a rotary encoder, with a button function to navigate through the menu."

 

[Sascha Franck]

yeah I just asked Dirk over at Dimehead, and his reply was:

"param" is a rotary encoder with a button function to navigate through the menu. Most settings can be changed directly using the potentiometers"

Oh whoops, so it was you answering me.

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

Hehe yep - trying to help as best I can to fill in any unanswered questions

 

[Elric]

No 12" touchscreen?

It's kind of funny how we have general purpose computers and mobile devices that you could build a rig out of but everyone wants dedicated hardware... and then when someone releases dedicated hardware... they want it to be as much like their computer/mobile devices as possible.

 

[laxu]

It's kind of funny how we have general purpose computers and mobile devices that you could build a rig out of but everyone wants dedicated hardware... and then when someone releases dedicated hardware... they want it to be as much like their computer/mobile devices as possible.

Requests will continue until someone bothers to make something that has some physical knobs because nobody likes tweaking sliders on a touchscreen regularly. MIDI knob controller support is just abysmal on all modelers.

 

[timbuck3]

$500 is too expensive, IMO. The guy that hits the homerun with NAM will have a $150-$200 pedal.

I AGREE should have matched the pod express price.

 

[Sascha Franck]

I AGREE should have matched the pod express price.

So you would've bought it?

 

[timbuck3]

So you would've bought it?

maybe....but the point is its overpriced.But i bet you will buy it anyhow right?

 

[Enchilada Jones]

maybe....but the point is its overpriced.But i bet you will buy it anyhow right?

You don't get to be both, 'the guy that doesn't buy any of them' - and - 'the guy that is the arbiter of what the value of all of them is'.
I think, technically, you aren't qualified for either job. Run for President if you want to be 'that guy' god knows we could use some fresh blood there lol

 

[timbuck3]

You don't get to be both, 'the guy that doesn't buy any of them' - and - 'the guy that is the arbiter of what the value of all of them is'.
I think, technically, you aren't qualified for either job. Run for President if you want to be 'that guy' god knows we could use some fresh blood there lol

ok boss.

 

[Sascha Franck]

But i bet you will buy it anyhow right?

No. Not likely at least. I'm known for making informed decisions.

 

[Whizzinby]

It's kind of funny how we have general purpose computers and mobile devices that you could build a rig out of but everyone wants dedicated hardware... and then when someone releases dedicated hardware... they want it to be as much like their computer/mobile devices as possible.

Nailed it.

 

[timbuck3]

looks like a cool pedal to add to the nam

 

[Sascha Franck]

looks like a cool pedal to add to the nam

Do you actually have an idea about how things work?

 

[timbuck3]

looks like a cool pedal to add to the nam

not a clue....

 

[Mongillo19]

not a clue....

It wont capture time based effects or modulations (no capture device does this). Even fuzz is warned against.

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

Just seen the update from Dimehead!

 

[2dor]

Just seen the update from Dimehead!

Is that you with the voiceover?

 

[Sascha Franck]

That's looking incredibly tiny. Not exactly made for live stomping...

 

[2dor]

I'm near the end of the vid and, overall seems to be a sturdy / powerful unit but there a couple of things I think may need revisiting:

- noise gate threshold defined globally; a chuggy preset will need a higher threshold while flipping to leads you'd like the gate lower (or even off). having the gate defined threshold as global parameter and not a per-preset thing, comes across as an odd decision imho

- file management: the way it's set up right now feels like upgrading the firmware on a router lol which works but if you're dealing with batches of IRs and NAM files, it'll be a drag to click-click-click for each item. Sure, once you're done it'll be a magic box of tones but I can see people getting sour thumbs in the process