NAM Model switching logic
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@David-Healey
Why is NAM like this... Just give us normies a nice loadModel function in a simple cpp that we can just put in a third party C++ node of our own like#include "./loader.cpp";
Network.loadModel(index+".nam");And Boom, job done.
But nooooooo, it has to be convoluted.
(Sorry for the rant I know it's a lot more complex than that)
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@resonant I'm not preventing s#it... I'm just testing out the waters. So 35-40% CPU usage isn't as big of an issue right now. Just trying to see if my idea can actually be realised. Also what's Aida x?
As much as I gathered from other chats in this forum, you can embed models as json scripts. I'm not sure, as a noob, if I'll be able to do it or not... So I am just going the simplest route I can take and kinda brute forcing it to work.
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@pratitghosh Remove these two lines of code
Can you share a minimal project with 5 nam models and your script for loading them with the drive knob?
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@David-Healey Sorry I didn't understand what you mean. Do you want the project where I made that 5 model scriptnode thing? That's in a project called "API", which I made like a few minutes ago after seeing resonant's idea. Meanwhile the neuralNetwork code is from a project called TestPre, which I was working on originally.
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@pratitghosh I want you to make a new project, add 5 models to it. Add the switcher script you showed in your first post (TestPre). Compress it to a zip file, upload it somewhere, and post a link here.
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@David-Healey Aye aye, cap'n.
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Well apparently you can just upload zips straight into this forum. Neat.
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@pratitghosh said in NAM Model switching logic:
@resonant Also what's Aida x?
It’s a cpu friendly alternative to nam. Not sure if it is more accurate than nam but it is pretty good. It works in Hise too.
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Ok I understand what the issue is now. I hadn't worked with neural nodes before so the terminology was confusing me slightly.
So according to Christoph you can't change the model at runtime in a single neural node through scripting. You need to do as @resonant said and create multiple nodes with 1 model loaded into each.
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@David-Healey In the same conversation there are 2 replies from scottmire and sinewavekid... Do you have any information on those?
Using a script to change between neural networks? Or using clearModel() to load a new network?
Or if not that either, can you help with the timer to silence thing?
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@pratitghosh said in NAM Model switching logic:
Do you have any information on those?
then I could follow with a new "NeuralNetwork.loadTensorFlowModel( var modelJSON)" function call. It obviously doesn't work this way.....but it would be amazing if it could....just sayin...lol.
I don't know how you could use the timer with a network
