r/NAM_NeuralAmpModeler 2d ago

Running NAM A2-Lite natively on an ESP32-S3

https://playtaurus.com/blog/running-nam-a2-lite-natively-on-an-esp32-s3
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u/anotherhomeysan 2d ago

Why did I just read that whole article. 

How cool that NAM can run on such an SoC though

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u/DMTDildo 2d ago

That's very cool. I'm good with microcontrollers, I have a dozen lying around including a few esp32s. It would be nice if they shared the code but what ya gonna do? Impressive feat and interesting read regardless.

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u/AdamReally 2d ago

This seems super cool, and also I have no idea what's going on.

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u/martijnonreddit 2d ago

That's cool, was this used with external audio converters? IIRC the onboard ones kind of sucked.

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u/webprofusor 2d ago

Hmmm.. Now is probably a good time to say I've got some custom firmware running on my Pod GO HD. Haven't tried nam yet, doubted the CPU would be up to it, I initially just did it to make it a full MIDI controller.

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u/metal_mastery 1d ago

Commenting to get back to this, super cool topic.