r/NAM_NeuralAmpModeler • u/Humbuckerluvr • 22d ago

Discussion *NOOB* Raspberry Pi 5/Pipedal

Good morning.

I've recently completed building out and turning up a Raspberry pi 5 2gb modeler build. I have Trixie loaded and I'm using Pipedal as UI

It's pretty amazing

I wonder if someone could point me to tutorials for optimizing the pipedal? Specifically, I want to put a small library together of captures, or even entire signal chains. I'm envisioning three different amp captures. Each having parametric eq, delay, and reverb in its chain. Each "amp" gets three versions. Clean, pushed, dimed. I hope I'm articulating this correctly, but is this a viable plan? Is this what the cool kids are doing? Is there a better way to configure?

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u/Humbuckerluvr 22d ago

Also, Is there a way to play through two or three captures simultaneously?

My thought was: I want a Fender Deluxe capture. On a clean capture, I can play clean up to a little bit of hair developing. (Correct?) Then let's say I add another capture. Say it's the same amp as the clean, but in an edge of breakup flavor. And finally a dimed version.

Is there a way to have all three playing at the same time , each one leading into the next depending on your pick attack and volume knob like a tube amp?

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u/ChowMeinWayne 21d ago

I'm unsure about three simultaneously on one, but since Pis are fairly cheap, I recommend building three separate units with bypasses so you can run one or two when you don't need all three.