The NAM Universal manual/module description that comes in the email after you download, if you didn't read it or see it. I am not aware that this is included in the plugin/install.
Since the initial version update now at 1.0.1, the "COMP" knob control in the Aggravator module has been relabeled as "TIGHT"...which is a multiband compressor targeted to the low frequencies only, for the chug/palm mutes, ala the Andy Sneap Waves C4 trick to reduce low end spikes/rumble that naturally occur with chugs/palm mutes. So, it's neither a low cut/high pass filter EQ nor a full range compressor. Likewise with the "SMOOTH' knob which is a multiband compressor/de-esser targeted only for the ice picky high end treble frequency area, and not a typical high cut/low pass filter EQ. A little goes a long way, turn them up (clockwise) to engage the compression and reduce the volume dynamically in these frequency areas. The control knobs to the left, "OOMPH" and "SPARKLE" are not typical EQ controls, but more so adjust the impedance curve of the the amp module and IR loader module interaction. Turn them up (clockwise) too add more steepness in the highs and lows of the impedance curve. If you need additional high/low pass filters and typical studio EQ post cab/IR, use whatever EQ plugin after the NAM Universal plugin. Hope this clears up any confusion.
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Since the initial version update now at 1.0.1, the "COMP" knob control in the Aggravator module has been relabeled as "TIGHT"...which is a multiband compressor targeted to the low frequencies only, for the chug/palm mutes, ala the Andy Sneap Waves C4 trick to reduce low end spikes/rumble that naturally occur with chugs/palm mutes. So, it's neither a low cut/high pass filter EQ nor a full range compressor. Likewise with the "SMOOTH' knob which is a multiband compressor/de-esser targeted only for the ice picky high end treble frequency area, and not a typical high cut/low pass filter EQ. A little goes a long way, turn them up (clockwise) to engage the compression and reduce the volume dynamically in these frequency areas. The control knobs to the left, "OOMPH" and "SPARKLE" are not typical EQ controls, but more so adjust the impedance curve of the the amp module and IR loader module interaction. Turn them up (clockwise) too add more steepness in the highs and lows of the impedance curve. If you need additional high/low pass filters and typical studio EQ post cab/IR, use whatever EQ plugin after the NAM Universal plugin. Hope this clears up any confusion.
Statistics: Posted by metalifuxx — Sun Sep 29, 2024 1:56 am