Brunetti 059 / Amp captures for AIDA-X

Neural Modelling Model Sharing
#1

Hi! I’ve done some captures from my amp and I want to share them with you:

Brunetti 059

These are captures from my Brunetti 059 via line output using the 20W power amp.

Captures from CH1 are using the Bright switch ON. I’ve made two captures one of the with the PLEXI mode ON.

Captures from CH2 are using PLEXI mode ON, RAW swith ON and GAIN at 7.

Captures from CH3 with RAW switch ON and GAIN at 9.

I’ve made the captures with different weights to play with them in different pedalboards and CPU requirements.

Enjoy!

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List of shared models
#2

@UnvisualStudio

The AIDA-X team has released the AIDA-X Cloud: https://cloud.aida-x.cc/

Would you upload your models there? :pray:

#3

Yes! Gianfranco, I uploaded the models the same day I posted them here.

#4

awesome!

thanks a lot :slight_smile:

#5

@UnvisualStudio Sorry to necro this thread but by any chance do you have these models available still. I recently purchased a Brunetti Pleximan but I’m working at a Ski Resort and won’t be able to play it for a few months. Will definitely share captures on Aida-X + NAM once I’m back at my Studio later this spring. I want to possibly experience it in my lodge. Thanks either way.

#6

If you really need the AIDA-X models i can check my model stash at home.
Before the old website went down I saved all the models that where available.

If you run ModDesktop on your PC instead of a ModDwarf you can also take a look at Tone3000.com, there should be a few Pleximan NAM models available.

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#7

Thanks for the advice. Funny enough the Hyper Accuracy PlexiMan captures on Tone3000 are what convinced me to buy one. They are legit the best guitar tone and feel under the fingers I’ve ever gotten digitally.

My problem right now on top of being snowed in and 100 miles from civilization is that I have a dual core laptop from 2015 that can barely run one standard nam model + ir and maybe a delay before I start getting xruns and maxed out DSP usage. I’m already on Linux using the rtneural implementation of NAM and somehow Aida-X captures use far less CPU and sound really good. I just wanted to build more complex signal chains and hopefully lower the buffer size just a touch which I can only do with Aida-X captures. I am as efficient and optimized as signal processing can be, just dealing with very limited hardware.

I have usable tones and every Aida-X capture released except for these I somehow missed. If you somehow find them I would greatly appreciate it.

#8

You could give NeuralRack a shoot. It provides a buffer option which moves the heavy work into a background thread, very helpful on low powered machines. Beside that it could load aidax and nam models.

you’ll find ready to use binaries on the release page.

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#9

The legend! Thank you brummer. It works wonderfully. Latency is acceptable and RT CPU usage is at like 20% with standard NAM models which is a big improvement.

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