Discover Neural Amp Models and Impulse Responses
Guitarists, bassists, and audio engineers use TONE3000 to capture and share hyper-realistic digital models of amps, cabs, pedals, and outboard gear. It's free!
What are NAM and IR's?Trending Tones
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Latest NAM Models & IR's
UNLIMITED OPTIONS, UPDATED DAILY
Wish you could play iconic amps like the Fender Twin Reverb, Marshall JCM800, and Vox AC30, without spending zillions? With TONE3000, you get them all, plus thousands more—including rare, unique, and weird gear from around the world. It's all free and updated daily by the community.
JAM, RECORD, PERFORM
Easily load TONE3000 tones into free plugins that work with any DAW to jam with headphones or monitors, or to record at home or in the studio. You can even load tones onto guitar or bass pedals to rehearse and perform live.
YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR EARS
TONE3000 is powered by Neural Amp Modeler (NAM), widely considered the best amp modeling technology available. It's 99.6% accurate. Unlike amp sims, which can sound plasticky, NAM captures every detail including tube warmth, high-gain crunch, and even feedback.
CAPTURE YOUR TONES
Capture your favorite tones from amps, pedals, rigs, outboard gear, or full signal chains using Neural Amp Modeler. Create your own NAM captures to use privately or share them with the TONE3000 community. It's fast, free, and sounds incredible.
ARCHITECTURE 2 (A2)
Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) was already the most accurate neural capture technology. With A2, it's even more accurate, more efficient, and built to run everywhere.
A Global Community of Musicians
Real guitarists, bassists, engineers, producers, and even companies capture their gear and share it on TONE3000—giving you unlimited access to make music.
It's Easy To Get Started
Don't know where to start? We have a guide just for you. Experience the incredible sound and feel of a NAM capture in 90 seconds flat. Free—no account required.
