Comment by lateralux
1 day ago
If you're interested in this topic, here are a few projects I found particularly interesting :
LTSpice Guitar Pedals : A collection of LTspice simulations of classic guitar pedals, useful for studying, modifying, and experimenting with analog circuits. https://github.com/cushychicken/ltspice-guitar-pedals
spiceAmp : An analog guitar amplifier simulator based on SPICE, designed to model tube amp circuits with high fidelity. https://github.com/olegkapitonov/spiceAmp
LiveSPICE : A real-time SPICE circuit simulator that lets you play audio through virtual analog circuits, making it possible to prototype and audition pedals and amplifiers interactively. https://github.com/dsharlet/LiveSPICE
Guitarix v0.46.0+ supports running multiple instances of neural modules, blending models via a multi-module, and loading RTNeural (.json / .aidax) engines alongside Neural Amp Modeler (.nam) files
guitarix2-0.46.0 released - LinuxMusicians: https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=26855
brummer10/guitarix.vst: guitarix vst3 wrapper for linux: https://github.com/brummer10/guitarix.vst
"Using Artificial Intelligence to set a guitar sound" Fedora Magazine; https://fedoramagazine.org/using-artificial-intelligence-to-...
Re: building a solid USB Pedal [set] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48910657
Bluetooth pedal config probably works 99% of the time, reconfigurably