neural-amp-modeler VS NAM_models

The Neural Amp Modeller I'm talking about is a VST plugin. You don't really need it with the Helix, which looks awesome, but it's just a neat thing that exists. https://github.com/sdatkinson/neural-amp-modeler

Also, don't just blindly get something because Tim is using it. If you do go the plugin route, look into other cheaper plugins if you're on a budget like ML Sound Labs amp collection or even the free route with NAM. With all of these, you could get a sound like Tim. I kind of regret my purchase of Archetype Tim Henson because it is not nearly as versatile as something like Archetype Nolly, which I use all the time. I could get Tim Henson's tone on most plugins/amps, it's really simple.

Try Neural Amp Modeler. It is free and sound very accurate. For fun I modeled one of my Boss Katana 50 MKII presets and it was hard to say when I was playing via NAM vs Katana. For ready presets, take a look here: tonehunt.org.

Neural Amp Modeler free open source software where anyone can upload their amp models

Go and grab yourself the Neural Amp Modeler and the free amp models for it. They’re amazing, open-source, and free!

This is awesome. I'd be really interested to find out if a Raspberry Pi can run an open source amp modeler like NAM (https://github.com/sdatkinson/neural-amp-modeler).

This is cool, it's a little bit "batteries not included" so you need to get some Models for the amp part: https://github.com/pelennor2170/NAM_models and some Impulse Responses (IR files) for the cabinet emulation.

When you put them together you can get some good results, maybe a little bit noisy.

The important part is trying to develop a library of models for plugins to share and when paired with libraries of impulse responses and other FX you can build up common guitar tones. It's not especially user friendly, which is what you pay for with other commercial plugins

Go and grab yourself the Neural Amp Modeler and the free amp models for it. They’re amazing, open-source, and free!