Some NAM profiles for y'all

MirrorProfiles said:
You'll also need to measure the voltage at the end of your reamp chain to take any level changes from the reamp box into account, or run the reamp signal into your DI inputs (which you know the headroom of) and work it out that way.
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Spot on. @Orvillain you may know of it already - Steve's published a guide on how he does that for NAM & the calibration metadata:

 
I put together a quick video to help users get the best experience with calibrated profiles:



EDIT: I must have fat-fingered something & the first vid got rendered at a crap resolution; I've uploaded a new take
EDIT2: audio's fixed now
 
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2dor said:
Added profiles for another 10 more knob permutations for a total of 40 additional profiles (DI & SM57 using both the STD and xSTD architectures).
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That’s a lot of spaceship noises to endure.

I briefly tried some captures and they sound great.

Are you using your version of the TTS input for the DI and full rig training? Have you compared your full rig captures to your DI captures + your IRs? I might’ve missed the SM57 captures when I was browsing.
 
bikescene said:
That’s a lot of spaceship noises to endure.

I briefly tried some captures and they sound great.

Are you using your version of the TTS input for the DI and full rig training? Have you compared your full rig captures to your DI captures + your IRs? I might’ve missed the SM57 captures when I was browsing.
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All hail ear-plugs!! I won't lie, I hope I don't have to blast that signal again for a good while lol.

Yes, I used a re-arranged version of the TTS input. I essentially route the training sequence to the amp & then I take 2 signals coming from it:

- 1 x DI balanced output from the ST.Rock React:IR II (with the cab in the Through port) going into my RME Mic IN1 input
- 1 x SM57 mic going into my RME Mic IN2 input

I didn't spend too much time comparing my own full-rig with DI + IR of my own making simply because I haven't been paying too much attention to shooting IRs since so many good ones are available out there. The ones I shot & posted on Tone3000 were a one-off thing since I had access to a properly treated room in a studio we were rehearsing at a while ago with one of the bands I was playing with.

I mostly use DI profiles + IRs from a few vendors like York Audio, @MirrorProfiles and some ML Sound Labs as well as the NDSP cabs in their plugins.
 
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My dudes it has come to my attention that our very own @2dor is the Most Downloaded creator on Tone3000. That’s pretty neat.

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2dor said:
Happy Sesame Street GIF by Muppet Wiki


Don't know what to say really but I do have a fuzzy feeling inside seeing this!

Thanks a lot!
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Would you say it's like a germanium transistor fuzz or more like a silicon diode variety? :p

Congrats on being #1 and, if I may suggest, you could probably make a few bucks if you set up shop...
 
2dor said:
Happy Sesame Street GIF by Muppet Wiki


Don't know what to say really but I do have a fuzzy feeling inside seeing this!

Thanks a lot!
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No, thank you! I occasionally post my 3D models to sites like Printables, so I understand the feeling that comes with posting your work publicly then seeing people use it. That said, I have nowhere near 100k downloads, so you're operating at a completely different level. It's super cool (and generous of you) to have opened your work to so many people.
 
Finished with the Friedman BE100 Deluxe pack today.. took a lot more than what I thought initially but it turned out great!

TLDR:

- Free pack on Tone3000: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/friedman-be100-deluxe-el34-community-pack-41359

- Full pack on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/9b2dcd5ad9

This pack marks my first commercial NAM release; calibrated profiles (STANDARD & xSTD architectures) showcase the amp’s tone range.

AMP, POW, and PRE profiles capture maximum flexibility and accuracy using a high-quality signal chain.

AMP and POW profiles use a real Mesa 4x12 Oversized Straight cabinet for the most faithful experience.

This full pack covers all 3 channels (Clean, BE, & HBE) and includes:

• 271 x AMP profiles (DI, SM57, SM58 & SM58/SM57 blend)
• 150 x PRE profiles
• 54 x POW profiles (DI, SM57, SM58 & SM58/SM57 blend)

Total: 1,450 individual NAM files.

... but all profiles are trained twice in STD and xSTD architectures, resulting in 2,900 individual NAM files with xSTD accounted for.
 
2dor said:
Finished with the Friedman BE100 Deluxe pack today.. took a lot more than what I thought initially but it turned out great!

TLDR:

- Free pack on Tone3000: https://www.tone3000.com/tones/friedman-be100-deluxe-el34-community-pack-41359

- Full pack on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/9b2dcd5ad9

This pack marks my first commercial NAM release; calibrated profiles (STANDARD & xSTD architectures) showcase the amp’s tone range.

AMP, POW, and PRE profiles capture maximum flexibility and accuracy using a high-quality signal chain.

AMP and POW profiles use a real Mesa 4x12 Oversized Straight cabinet for the most faithful experience.

This full pack covers all 3 channels (Clean, BE, & HBE) and includes:

• 271 x AMP profiles (DI, SM57, SM58 & SM58/SM57 blend)
• 150 x PRE profiles
• 54 x POW profiles (DI, SM57, SM58 & SM58/SM57 blend)

Total: 1,450 individual NAM files.

... but all profiles are trained twice in STD and xSTD architectures, resulting in 2,900 individual NAM files with xSTD accounted for.
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Holy moly that’s a lot of captures, nice work! I thought it was a PITA just doing a small pack of caps.
 
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