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@rations rations released this 15 Sep 12:19
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Learn about vigilant mode.

NAMp Rack is new in this release: the same four-channel amp, in its own
window, with no DAW involved. Plug in and play. It also hosts your own
plug-ins before and after the amp, so the pedalboard is whatever you already
own.

  • Linux JACK, hosts VST3 and LV2
  • Windows ASIO first, WASAPI if you have no ASIO driver; hosts VST3

The five Rations pedals ship as separate plug-ins too, so the Rack and
your DAW can load them like any other.

One download per platform
NAMp-0.3.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz ./install.sh
NAMp-0.3.0-windows-x86_64.zip NAMp-install.exe tick what you want
NAMp-rations-0.3.0-macos-universal.zip Still expriemental, no standalone
The plug-in (VST3 + LV2) is the same amp as the standalone, from the same
source.

Still no captures. Four empty channels is the normal starting state — load
your own.

One licence note

namp-rack.exe on Windows is GPLv3, not MIT, because it has the ASIO SDK
compiled in. Everything else, the plug-in, the pedals, all of Linux, and every
line of source stays MIT. LICENSE-windows-asio.txt in the archive explains
it in a page.

namp-rack-0.3.0-corresponding-source.tar.gz is the complete source for that
one binary, this repo, its five pinned dependencies, the ASIO SDK files and the
five statically linked libraries, with a SHA-256 for every file. GitHub's
"Source code" archives below do not include the submodules or the bundled
libraries, so they are not a substitute for it.

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