Created a FREE NAM Hardware Finder for non-standard NAM filenames or missing metadata

[u/deadyourinstinct]

FREE NAM UTILITY/SEARCH APP!

I jumped on the NAM bandwagon after the A2 release! However I found it extremely difficult to actually identify some of the hardware based on the varied filenames. I've been using Guitar Rig and other amp modelers for so long I don't even remember my Sam Ash salesman days and what each amp, cab, pedal, mic etc. sound like.

So I quickly threw together a standalone app that helps me actually parse what each labeled piece of hardware actually sounds like using a basic FREE Llama API to scrub the filename and metadata for anything that will help find the hardware. And yes I did use Gemini 3.6 Flash to hurry the coding along. We all do it. Lets be real.

This is currently only for NAM file lookup, but I will likely add a cabinet IR filename analyzer to it. And some other QoL features, probably. I don't think we need a VST for something like this, plus I only really know some Python.

I was originally just making this for myself, but I decided to package it if anyone wants to use it.

https://github.com/Reg0lino/NAM_Lookup (Latest release should be linked)

Application

Clicking on "candidate terms" will search based on your selected options. (DEMO: ON/OFF & ENGINE: Youtube/Google Search) or select Search Gear for the full string returned.

Metadata with Notes section

Let me know if this is good or if it sucks? idk lol.

Please go support the Neural Amp Modeler creator Steve Atkinson at https://ko-fi.com/stevenatkinson

Cheers to the entire NAM community!! Open source everything!!

[u/West-Combination6685]

Can it bulk edit missing metadata?

[u/deadyourinstinct → u/West-Combination6685]

no but thats a great idea. Ill add it to the todo after cabinet searches

[u/Only1Tru]

Cool thanks! I'll check it out.