How to use plugins with Neural Amp Modeler without a DAW! 

@@chopshop777 Boom 💥 that's it 🤘

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Glad it was helpful 🤘 I appreciate the feedback 😃

So glad this is helpful to you 🤘 🙏

I’m glad it was helpful! 🤘

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You bet!

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Thank you! Yes, Mainstage is awesome too if you're on mac. 👊🤘

Mainstage can work with NAM?

@@predigr Yes, I use it as an Audio FX on an Audio channel on Mainstage. I plug my guitar in a USB interface from MOTU or Cube Baby. But have recently started exploring the MOD Dwarf pedal board works with NAM and Aida-X. Wow! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rVQy3wVIVBA.html

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@@Obi-Juan_Guitar 😆

I’m not sure if it’s a rebuilt of Savihost. I’ve used SaviHost before, but I like Element now. It’s pretty light on my system and easy to work with. Thanks for watching 😃

Seems more equivalent to KXStudio Carla or PedalBoard2.

Yess! I have used that one before as well. Works great. Thanks for chiming in 🤘

iLok no thanks. Element seems the better choice.

I think you're right. I think the best option with element may be what I do in my Midi for Element video. You can use 1 midi cc to do several things. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wAzksNo6iTU.html

Thank you! Which audio interface are you using, and which input number are you using for your guitar on the interface?

I’m going to check it out! I just looked at their website and it looks very nice 👍

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar A guy from "otto non heavier" told me about it. I hated it at first as I didn't know how to connect it all etc. I thought I have wasted a lot of money for another soft crap I won't be using/ My main thing right know and no way I could use anything else for live playing/practising. Your program look very similar. The community @GigPerformer is great too. Bunch of helpful people out there. I use barely minimum = basically my real rig. Rackspace = preset I have only figured it out to the extend of how to use it with the guitar and nothing beyond lol. Using it with Line6 FBV Express mk2/ Plug and play, baby. Make sure you search forum for basic setup. I have made a post about it.

You can if you can do a loopback with your audio interface and have your audio output routed to inputs and then process them before sending to speakers. To do something like that with Windows audio, you're probably better off doing it with something like VoiceMeter. It can run VSTs on your windows audio. Hope this helps 🤘

Can definitely do that with Element. I also have a tutorial on setting up with Reaper DAW. The DAW does give you more flexibility with recording, reamping etc. Let me know how it goes 👊🤘

@@Obi-Juan_Guitari use reaper im gonna look for your video now

💯 You can use it for that. If you use OBS for streaming or to capture your gameplay, you can also run vst plugins on your mic channel from inside OBS using filters🤘

You should be able to do either depending on your routing. What's your interface?

@@chopshop777 you should be able by dragging the input to each instance of NAM. Give it a try

Make sure you have ASIO drivers for your interface installed so that it's listed as an option. Also, you want to turn off direct monitoring so you don't hear your guitar DI on your speakers. You want your guitar DI to be routed through KuSHview that it proccess your signal before going out of your speakers. Hope this helps 🤘

No problem 😃 Make sure you're using the ASIO drivers from your audio interface. You can also try to use ASIO4ALL drivers. Depends on your interface. Which one do you have?

no idea@@Obi-Juan_Guitar

I don’t as I don’t keep up with development of the software. It would be a great addition, I agree. It would be cool to have multiple rigs and be able to switch inputs via midi and stuff like that. 🤘

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar Here's what wrote mfisher31 (lead developper) on the kushview Forum : "They (aka "graphs") can be recalled if you're using a SubGraph + the normal MIDI program change built-in (see left nav panel)"... I don't exactly know how to do that..

Some more infos from mfisher31 : In the 0.46.6 you can do it with a sub graph and using the MIDI program feature on the node: Right click on the graph editor "plugins" -> "element" -> "graph" this creates a graph within a graph. Presets should work with that. I don't think many people out there are using subgraphs, so it's not really tested much except by me (subgraph + presets). Good luck!

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar Here's what "giantpterodactyl" wrote on the Kushview forum. I think he's 100% right. "Great idea, but I don't think Element currently has the ability to recall a Graph (aka "preset") from an incoming MIDI Program Change message (at least I can't figure out how), but I agree that this is an important feature for many live applications. However, I believe this might be a bit confusing because the unused graphs seem to be loaded into memory even when not in use so that they can be quickly selected. Personally, I think that only the "next" and "previous" graphs in a cue list should be pre-loaded to reduce the CPU load. The user could also define "favorite" sub-graphs to be made available for quick random selection." SO, I think "giantpterodactyl" is right : The solution would be to have the possibility to control a "next" button and a "previous" button with incoming midi message. These buttons would allow us to navigate in a cue list. I guess element developpers could do the job quite easily, couldn't they ? Mabye, it's already possible to do that (I'm new to Element...)...

In Gig Performer you can do this. Unfortunately its not free.

You know, that's a good idea. Let me try it out and see how it works on my end 🤘

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar Let me know if you get it sounding good. It's like I lose input level or something and things get spiky when I try to make up for it.

What is your buffer size? If it's 64, try 128 to see if it helps. Make sure input gain is down on interface and that you're using guitar input (hi-z). If you disable or remove Nam from the chain, do you get a clean guitar sound (di) coming out of your speakers?

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar Yes, I get a clean sound and I shouldn't have trouble with the buffer size as I'm running a 4070 super with an i5 14400F .. or maybe that doesn't matter? is it more about the actual focusrite scarlet solo when it comes to latency/buffer size?

I think it's more cpu and audio interface dependent than gpu. The interface does play a factor. The best practice is to set the lowest buffer without hearing cracks or drop outs.

@@Obi-Juan_Guitar I'll have another crack at it tomorrow (it's late here in Ireland at the moment) .. thanks for the swift reply's!

You shouldn't feel any latency with 64 buffer. Make sure you're not introducing a plugin that adds the latency.

That's unfortunate. I don't have Mac so I can't check myself. Have you tried using it with Rosetta?

I've tried it again and all I get is SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!! Feedback, feedback, FEEDBACK. The Irig HD X is a piece of junk. Don't buy it.