[96KHz, 48KHz] My 'Go-To' British overdrive tone (send 19.488 dBu / return 13.688 dBu)
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Ceriatone Molecular 50W
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If you like my work & want to support it, you can do so here: https://paypal.me/2dorNAM My "Go-To" / baseline British overdrive tone trained in 96KHz and 48Khz with all architectures. Reamped with a real cab (Mesa 4x12 OS Rectifier Straight) load. Trained with NAM v0.10.0 using the new methodology Steve published: https://neural-amp-modeler.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/calibration.html • SEND level: 19.488 dBu • RETURN level: 13.688 dBu The next iteration(s) of the plugin should work with this new metadata and gain stage profiles automatically. For now (08-Nov-2024), if your interface is rated at 12.5 dBu, just slide the NAM plugin INPUT knob down by about -7 dB (12.5 dBu - 19.488 dBu aka the SEND level) when playing these profiles (assuming NAM is the first plugin in your chain). Reamp chain details: -------------------- • RME Fireface UCX II -> Lehle P-SPLIT III -> Tube Amp (50W) -> St.Rock React:IR II (with Mesa 4x12 Oversized Straight in the THROUGH port) -> RME Fireface UCX II Additional details: ------------------- • Pure amp tube distortion, no diode clipping or pedals used. • Requires a cabinet IR. I used the York Audio "YA MES 412 TRAD Mix 01.wav" IR when dialing in the tones • Trained in 96KHz with the matching STANDARD architecture. ESR = 0.004998 • Trained in 48Khz with all architectures (STANDARD, LITE, FEATHER, NANO thanks to tonezone3000.com) and an increased one (STANDARD+, trained locally) • ESR (accuracy; lower is better) values: -- STANDARD+ = 0.00327 -- STANDARD = 0.0048 -- LITE = 0.0074 -- FEATHER = 0.0128 -- NANO = 0.0316 • Reamped with a real cabinet loading the output transformer of the amp; behaves exactly like the real deal • Great video on how to use the calibration (dBu) value: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4rn4pXpNzg4 • JYSK make some great weighted blankets - great for soundproofing too 😂
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