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I was referring to this article you wrote. You didn't go into much detail about your process: https://medium.com/data-science/mini-neural-nets-for-guitar-effects-with-microcontrollers-ea9cdad2a29c

That is exactly what I am looking for, imagine the TOAN!

Well, that is certainly a reasonable way to go about it. I was checking out your JCM800 sims. I used to have an 80's JCM800 that sounded amazing. I left it in a friend's studio, and it disappeared into the ether. Would have love to have a good sim of that amp.

The challenge is that I don't have access to all of the source equipment that I would like to model, otherwise I would just build my own. I noticed in one of your Medium articles, you mentioned "distillation" to train a small model from a large one. I was wondering if there is any viable way to...

On another note, do you guys have any recommendations for a good source of GRU models for use with RTNeural?

Thanks, I will try that. I think it is still going to be too much with the Neural processor, which already seems to be pushing things. I would probably need to figure out how to optimize everything else too, or just build a box with 2 Daisy Seeds. It is good to know, because I really like the...

I took out the IR to reduce the load and made it just a tone hack. You did use the 6 sample buffer which makes it like 8kHz. I tried to work with that, but I didn't find a better way, and trying to get it all working together produced bitcrushed mush. On another note, I have ported the Mars...

I would look at GuitarMLs stuff, there should be some code you could reuse for something like this. He has some great stuff for modeling.

So this is kind of a question for @keyth72. I have been working on porting the Funbox planets to the Hothouse. I recently ported the Mars and Earth, and I thought, wouldn't it be awesome to have the Earth's octave on a footswitch with the Mars amp modeling. Obviously there were all kinds of...

I ran into this myself, plus I didn't solder on the ones that came with the Daisy seed, I used the round header pins that fit into sockets. I ended up desoldering the sockets to install the ones that are the correct height, but now the pins aren't very tight in the sockets. The ones linked...

Sorry for posting in an old thread, but it looks like people have walked down the path I am currently on. I have everything installed correctly I believe, but when I run "sudo ch341eeprom -s 24c32 -r currentbank.bin", I an getting "Segmentation fault: 11" I am using a CH341 EEPROM Programmer...

So, I lowered R9 to 10K brought down R19, R21, R4, and R20 to 10KWhich got me closer, but the I still need to bring the resistance down on R19 and R21 to balance the mix a little better, I will probably need to do something about the B10K mix Pot to make things right. The thing that I find...

Input Voltage: 9.2V 074 Pin 1: 4.45 Pin 2: 4.45 Pin 3: 4.45 Pin 4: 8.90 Pin 5: 4.05 Pin 6: 4.45 Pin 7: 4.45 Pin 8: 4.45 Pin 9: 4.45 Pin 10: 4.41 Pin 11: 0.1 Pin 12: 4.45 Pin 13: 4.45 Pin 14: 4.46 So I am thinking the problem is after the 074 with R19 and R21, If I lower the resistance there I...

I wonder if there is a way to do that non-destructively. I don’t have the diagram in front of me, but since the 074 is socketed, I could probably bend 8 & 9 out a drop in the resistor and connection to ground.

I just built an Arachnid as my first foray into DSP. I am a bit underwhelmed by it honestly. I am assuming it is more about my build than the FV1 as others have done amazing things with it. My problem is with how the dry and DSP signal come together. The DSP side of things is just not sitting...