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End-to-End Amp Modeling: From Data to Controllable Guitar Amplifier Models

Lauri Juvela, Eero-Pekka Damskägg, Aleksi Peussa, Jaakko Mäkinen, Thomas Sherson, Stylianos I. Mimilakis, Athanasios Gotsopoulos

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Abstract

This paper describes a data-driven approach to creating real-time neural network models of guitar amplifiers, recreating the amplifiers' sonic response to arbitrary inputs at the full range of controls present on the physical device. While the focus on the paper is on the data collection pipeline, we demonstrate the effectiveness of this conditioned black-box approach by training an LSTM model to the task, and comparing its performance to an offline white-box SPICE circuit simulation. Our listening test results demonstrate that the neural amplifier modeling approach can match the subjective performance of a high-quality SPICE model, all while using an automated, non-intrusive data collection process, and an end-to-end trainable, real-time feasible neural network model.

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Presented at ICASSP 2023 - 2023 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
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cs.SDSound eess.ASAudio and Speech Processing

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  1. Let's Write a Reverb (2021) 1 comment
    • For reverb I don't see much practical use, mainly because you can capture a pretty-much-perfect recreation of a real space with an impulse response. No need for thousands or millions of rounds of training a network. For unrealistic reverbs, you have the problem that to get…

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