Description
Here are 3 captures of the same amp/settings. The differences are as follows: Dual Rec 3CH DT 48kHz - Normal capture at 48Khz Dual Rec 3CH DT 48kHz as 96kHz - the same reamp as the 48kHz capture, but exported from DAW at 96khz resampling, and trained at 96 kHz. You *must* run NAM at 96 kHz to use this. Dual Rec 3CH DT 96kHz - the same amp/settings but recorded and trained at 96 kHz. You *must* run NAM at 96 kHz to use this. ESR slightly higher here than the other two, and I'm not sure why. In all cases, the training file is V2_0_0, and that had to be resampled to 96kHz to make training work as well. So take these results with a grain of salt - but it does work. 12.2 dBu Dirty Trees in DT mode Non MW 3 channel EL34 Modern Red: Pres 3.5 Master 2.5 Gain 5 Bass 2.5 Mid 5 Treble 3.5
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