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Hey man, I'm releasing a small fork to the NAM plugin and included a small selection of these captures in the "example" folder structure to show how one would lay out their nam collection to best use it. I'm set to publish the first release tonight
https://github.com/kylewetton/nam-division
Please reply here and let me know if you'd prefer I didn't, I've included a link to this collection in the readme.
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Hi. First of all thx for the great pack. I've been experimenting with it yesterday and I've been curious, could you tell me what postgain/resonnance/presence you used on those captures?
Im asking because I've also been using outmodedelectronics 6505 pack (https://www.tone3000.com/tones/peavey-6505-1992-original-115dbu-6013) and it sounds widely diferents at same settings.
For exemple your capture "Red-B-III" should be more or less equivalent to his capture "6505 1992 Ld Pr-3 B-6 M-6 T-6 Po-3 R-6 P-6" (Lead channel/Pre-Gain 3/EQ 666/Resonance 6/Presence 6).
I understand that yours is a USA 6505+ and his a 1992 original, but they shouldn't sound that different from the comparison I looked up. Any idea why they do here?
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Hey man, I know making these captures is a ton of work, so no worries if it's not doable. I'm still running the A1 firmware on my Valeton GP-200 and haven't updated to A2 yet. Any chance you could make an A1 version? I'd really appreciate it, man. Thanks!
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