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NAM Loader Pedal: AUv3 Plugin by Rafael Guilherme Bertholdo (Released)

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  • @maxxpower18 said:
    I had a random question. When you load up an IR in Nembrini's IR loader, what volume do you set it at? I'm talking about the slider above the IR load button in the app.

    I’ve been leaving the NA IR Loader set at what I believe is its default level, around 2/3 of the way up. Depending on the amp capture, it may be important to adjust the output level of the NAM player.

  • edited June 23

    @flo said:
    What about if you want to load multiple files from a provider.
    A real pain in the ass.
    A way to delete files in the app is really ……obligatoire😉😂

    I personally prefer NAM pedal much more than other NAM. It works just like on a desktop. If ou want to change , just go through your own library with the iOS file picker. No need to import stuff in batch inside the app. I think it is a much better way to keep your own library organised the way you want. It is just personal, but I hate to scroll through an endless list of profiles accumulated randomly inside the app's library. Studio camera, NamXt and gigfast all do this inner library , I am happy this NAM pedal doesn't.

  • @maxxpower18 said:

    @JanKun said:

    @maxxpower18 said:
    Is this using it as an AUv3?

    I was thinking of The NAM player inside Studio Camera, which creates a library inside the app based on the profile you imported without any possibility to reorganize it.
    But the NAM loader pedal behaves a lot better. No inner library. instead you only use the iOS native file picker each time your need to change a capture just like in a desktop. A lot easier to navigate. For this simple reason, this app is becoming my favourite NAM loader on ios. I just need to check the calibration function. The UI is not the fanciest but I only use it to load captures. I prefer to load IR with Nembrini's IR loader.

    I had a random question. When you load up an IR in Nembrini's IR loader, what volume do you set it at? I'm talking about the slider above the IR load button in the app.

    This can be useful to gain stage visually to the grid especially on the desktop version where I think you can blend multiple IR. But the iOS version sticks to one IR, so I don't use and leave it in its initial position which I think is -12dB. I could use it but since I balance my IR blend in a summing stack inside logic i prefer to leave it untouched to keep a consistent workflow.

  • @Schmotown said:

    @maxxpower18 said:
    I had a random question. When you load up an IR in Nembrini's IR loader, what volume do you set it at? I'm talking about the slider above the IR load button in the app.

    I’ve been leaving the NA IR Loader set at what I believe is its default level, around 2/3 of the way up. Depending on the amp capture, it may be important to adjust the output level of the NAM player.

    Thanks. I wasn't sure if I was messing with the impulse response itself since when I lower the increase the dB it shows the IR shape shifting up and down. Wanted to make sure I wasn't messing with the sonic character of the IR beyond adjusting the volume.

  • Video demo of NAM Pedal in loopy pro and a giveaway!

  • I saw these mentioned earlier in the thread and just had a chance to run through a few of them.

    Blackstar Captures: https://www.tone3000.com/blackstaramps

    These are incredible. I feel like I just downloaded several thousands of dollars worth of amps.

  • @wagdog said:
    I saw these mentioned earlier in the thread and just had a chance to run through a few of them.

    Blackstar Captures: https://www.tone3000.com/blackstaramps

    These are incredible. I feel like I just downloaded several thousands of dollars worth of amps.

    Yeah, they did a great job.

  • @wagdog said:
    I saw these mentioned earlier in the thread and just had a chance to run through a few of them.

    Blackstar Captures: https://www.tone3000.com/blackstaramps

    These are incredible. I feel like I just downloaded several thousands of dollars worth of amps.

    If you dig the Blackstar captures of the Artisan 15 and Artisan 30 you might want to check this guy's captures too. He went very deep

    https://www.tone3000.com/redplatecaptures

  • @JanKun said:

    @wagdog said:
    I saw these mentioned earlier in the thread and just had a chance to run through a few of them.

    Blackstar Captures: https://www.tone3000.com/blackstaramps

    These are incredible. I feel like I just downloaded several thousands of dollars worth of amps.

    If you dig the Blackstar captures of the Artisan 15 and Artisan 30 you might want to check this guy's captures too. He went very deep

    https://www.tone3000.com/redplatecaptures

    Thanks! I’ll check those out this evening.

  • Sorry I might not be super informed but what is the advantage of this app over the NAM loader in studio camera? I only see that the UI is slightly different. Is there any other reason to switch?

  • @jacou said:
    Sorry I might not be super informed but what is the advantage of this app over the NAM loader in studio camera? I only see that the UI is slightly different. Is there any other reason to switch?

    The only added feature I can think of is the stereo IR loader. For me I like it better because the UI is nicer.

  • edited June 26

    This app is no longer working for me as a standalone connection to the tone3000 site. It asked me for an email and then I have to enter a code every time which is annoying, but then once I get in no matter what I search for nothing is returned. Is anyone else having this problem?

    UPDATE: I emailed the developer and he responded quickly and told me that the developers updated the API and that he’s aware it’s broken. He’s got a new version waiting for approval in the App Store.

  • Hey guys, ye, I also think it’s annoying having to enter the code everytime, in the past I had just a deeplink but Apple forced me to do this way because in their minds “you shouldn’t leave the app”, in the future I’ll add both options and feature flag it when it goes to AppStore reviews.

    Speaking of AppStore review the version from the video is weeks being rejected by them asking silly requirements, but I guess it will be out next week. Tone 3000 guys changed the api so I had to fix it.

    Regarding the internal library, I’ll model something that works great, I also think it’s a bit messy, specially when capture has multiple versions. Tkx for all the feedback.

  • Hi Rafael,

    I’m loving the NAM Loader Pedal.

    I have found one small but frustrating bug though. When I load a project in Loopy Pro, all of the knobs snap back to their centre positions instead of recalling their saved positions. I’d like to control the EQ using Loopy Pro widgets, but because the knobs reset to centre whenever the project is loaded, the saved settings aren’t restored correctly.

    Would it be possible to fix this so the plugin recalls the last saved parameter values when a project is reopened?
    That way my Widgets would be in their positions i last saved them in.

    Video showing the bug:

    Thanks for all your work on the plugins.
    Cheers,
    Andy

  • @AndyP4 said:
    Hi Rafael,

    I’m loving the NAM Loader Pedal.

    I have found one small but frustrating bug though. When I load a project in Loopy Pro, all of the knobs snap back to their centre positions instead of recalling their saved positions. I’d like to control the EQ using Loopy Pro widgets, but because the knobs reset to centre whenever the project is loaded, the saved settings aren’t restored correctly.

    Would it be possible to fix this so the plugin recalls the last saved parameter values when a project is reopened?
    That way my Widgets would be in their positions i last saved them in.

    Video showing the bug:

    Thanks for all your work on the plugins.
    Cheers,
    Andy

    Possible workaround? Save an auv3 preset with your preferred settings. In loopy pro, menu->clip settings->follow actions->load project. Add a select preset action to load your preset.

  • Like Wadog said, the only way is working with presets. I don’t have much experience with loopy pro myself, but at least on host app the way to save and restoring auv3 parameters is thru presets.

  • @rafabertholdo said:
    Like Wadog said, the only way is working with presets. I don’t have much experience with loopy pro myself, but at least on host app the way to save and restoring auv3 parameters is thru presets.

    Typically, when a host asks an AUv3 for its state information, the AUv3 will provide state info that the host can use to restore the state. Most hosts, including Loopy Pro, will ask each AUv3 for its state when they save projects. When they reopen projects, they will send each AUv3 a request to restore the state (and provide each AUv3 with the save state info). This should work whether using presets or not. If you need a copy of Loopy Pro to test your Auv3 with, send me a private message and I will set you up.

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