NAMp-rations
NAMp 0.4.0
Two pedal fixes. Nothing else in the amp changed since 0.3.0.
Chorus - Rate no longer moves the pitch
Delay modulation shifts pitch by the derivative of the delay, and the excursion had no
dependence on rate at all. At Depth 50 % the Rate knob reached ±56 cents a quarter of the way
round and ±205 cents at the end, against ±17 cents at its default — so most of the knob was
unusable as a chorus. Excursion is now bounded by rate as well as depth. Worst-case detune
across twelve Rate × Depth combinations measures 35.1 cents against a 35 cent ceiling.
Reverb - Mix no longer removes the guitar
Mix was a crossfade between dry and wet, and the knob was reported as doing almost nothing
until halfway and then changing drastically. That is exactly what it did: the tail grows 18 dB
over the whole knob but twelve of those are spent in the first quarter, so past halfway the
control had nearly stopped adding reverb and was mostly taking the dry signal away.
The dry path is a wire now and Mix scales the wet onto it. At Mix 0 the dry passes sample for
sample, measured at unity, error 0, at every setting.
Both fixes are in the amp's own built-in pedalboard and in the five pedal bundles that ship
beside the rack.
Downloads
One download per platform, holding everything: the plug-in, the standalone and the pedals.
| Windows | NAMp-0.4.0-windows-x86_64.zip run NAMp-install.exe, or copy the .vst3 folders by hand if SmartScreen refuses it. |
| Linux | NAMp-0.4.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz extract and run install.sh. Needs glibc 2.36 or newer. |
| macOS | universal VST3 bundle, plug-in only. (Experimental) |
namp-rack.exe on Windows is built with ASIO support and is therefore the one binary here
conveyed under GPLv3; everything else in every archive is MIT. Its Complete Corresponding
Source is published beside it as namp-rack-0.4.0-corresponding-source.tar.gz, and
LICENSE-windows-asio.txt in the archive explains the split.
The amp ships no captures. Each of the four channels is a folder or a file you point it at.
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