Real amps and pedals, captured.
Neural modelling captures the sound and feel of a real amplifier or pedal, so you can play it as a plugin. MOD runs two neural modelling systems natively on every device: NAM and AIDA-X.
How it works.
The spotlight
NAM A2, with the world’s largest tone library.
Neural Amp Modeler is the open-source technology players everywhere use to capture their gear. Its new A2 architecture, built by Tone3000 with NAM creator Steve Atkinson, is in their words “the most accurate and best sounding amp modeling technology in history”, with captures virtually indistinguishable from the original gear. It runs natively on every MOD device.
Tone3000’s library holds hundreds of thousands of NAM captures and impulse responses, and you can reach it straight from the MOD web interface, across the whole platform: every plugin that loads NAM models or IRs has a “Browse tones” entry. Pick a tone and it downloads straight into the plugin.
Capture your own. Tone3000 makes capturing your amp or pedal simple, and your captures can go straight onto your pedalboards.
AIDA-X: realistic tone, minimal CPU.
AIDA-X was developed by AIDA DSP, in partnership with MOD Audio, from the ground up for embedded devices. It gives you realistic models of amps and pedals with a minimal CPU footprint, leaving plenty of room for the rest of your pedalboard. Its whole workflow is open: train a model online in Google Colab, share it on the forum, and play it on any MOD device or on your computer.

NAM and AIDA-X.
NAM A2What Tone3000 calls the most accurate amp modelling yet, with the world’s largest tone library a click away.
AIDA-XRealistic modelling with a minimal CPU footprint, made for MOD with AIDA DSP, with community models on the forum.Both run on every MOD device, and you can use both in the same pedalboard.
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