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Capture Player
Play NAM captures, A1 or A2, in your browser.
About
Drop in a NAM capture and play it straight away, with the built-in guitar take, a DI file of your own or a live input. The player reads the file first and shows what it holds: whether it is an A1 or A2 capture, its size, the sample rate it was made at, any recorded levels, and the creator as the file states them.
Both generations play. A2 captures carry a Lite and a Full size, and you can switch between them. Level matching uses the loudness the capture records, so a louder file does not win every comparison. Full-rig captures already include a speaker; amp-only ones are meant to have a cabinet after them, and our cabinet stage is coming.
This is a browser preview. Captures stay in this browser and are never uploaded. An account library, the desktop plugin and sending captures to a pedal are coming. NAM (Neural Amp Modeler) is an open-source project by Steven Atkinson; Maru is not affiliated with it or with TONE3000.
How it works.
Audio enters the module's mono input, passes an input trim, then the capture, run by the open-source NAM engine compiled to WebAssembly inside an AudioWorklet.
A dry/wet mix, the capture's level-match gain and an output trim follow. The capture is checked, hashed and stored in this browser before it plays; the module state keeps only a reference to it.
What would you make with Capture Player?
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Compare the effect, with the loudness matched.
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