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steynwave pedal rigs

Find a tone.
Make it yours.

Explore TONE3000 and play NAM captures through your own instrument. Shape the rest of your sound in one visible signal path.

Hear the differenceDocumentation & learning
See the native flow

One Mac appGuitar · Bass · Acoustic

macOS release in preparation. View downloads

Actual Mac app · Guitar
Official Neural Amp Modeler application icon
NAMNeural Amp Modeler
TONE3000Discover. Audition. Make it yours.

Listen before you plug in

Same phrase.
A different voice.

Choose a sound, then switch between the dry input and the processed recording. Each pair uses the same performance, level matched so you can listen to the character.

Worship lead · distortion

Singing Worship Distortion

Native Rigs effects

Held high notes and breathing space, with stacked distortion, tempo-matched tape repeats and a wide hall.

Ready. Press play to listen.

Dry / Processed keeps your place. Changing the sound starts the recording again.

What you hear · serial signal path

  1. Compressor
  2. Boost
  3. Overdrive
  4. Forge High Gain
  5. Crown Crunch
  6. Modern 2x12
  7. Prism Tilt
  8. Echo Tape
  9. Bloom Hall

Strat DI · original sample-based melody · D major · 76 BPM

Processed in steynwave pedal rigs with native effects. These demos do not use NAM captures.

Source recordings & credits

Worship and praise: original sample-based DI arrangements from isolated Strat notes in GuitarJam by Julian-br (CC0). Notes were transposed, timed and joined to create new phrases. Rock uses an original GuitarJam DI melody. Acoustic source: Clean Strumming & Arpeggio by loudernoises (CC0).

Riffs: metal_guitar_riff_cln.wav by TwistedLemon / Freesound, CC BY 4.0. Sources decoded and level adjusted; effects added with steynwave pedal rigs. Genre labels describe the intended example and preset treatment.

NAM & TONE3000 · Inside the app

A new character.
A familiar instrument.

Search for the gear you have in mind, explore a category, or open a creator’s collection. Hear a compatible capture through your own playing, right inside your rig.

Native TONE3000 catalog · development build

From discovery to your own sound

  1. Find a capture.

    Browse tones, narrow the results, or open a creator’s collection. Choose a compatible capture to audition its first compatible model.

  2. Play it your way.

    Listen through your own instrument. Pick another model when you want a different take, then use Try to audition that choice.

  3. Keep what feels right.

    Keep applies the audition to your active rig. Restore brings your previous sound back, so the choice stays yours.

  4. Give it a place.

    Save a named copy to My Effects for another day. Save your preset separately to keep the rig you have built.

Account, setup & compatibility

A TONE3000 account is needed for cloud browsing; there is no user API key to configure. Capture compatibility and the creator’s license apply.

Character, with a clear place in the chain

A capture is
more than a file.

Know what you are bringing into the board, then shape everything around it.

The steynwave NAM amplifier model artwork

NAM capture

The response of an amp or pedal.

A compatible NAM model brings a captured piece of gear into the signal path. It can be an amp, a pedal, or an amp with its cabinet already included.

Cabinet IR

The cabinet’s sound in the chain.

A cabinet impulse response shapes the signal with a recorded cabinet response. It is a different role from the amp’s drive and dynamics.

Using an Amp + Cabinet capture? Check your routing: its cabinet is already part of the capture, so an extra cabinet stage may be unnecessary.

Guitar. Bass. Acoustic.

One app.
Three ways to play.

Choose your instrument on first launch, or change it from the node before Input. Each keeps its own palette, presets and input calibration.

Guitar workspace

Follow the part you hear.

A little push, a singing lead, or room for a note to unfold. Build an electric board around your touch.

  • Shape dynamics, drive and EQ before the amp.
  • Explore native voices and compatible NAM captures.
  • Move effects through a serial chain or open a parallel path.
Actual Mac app · Guitar

From the practice room to your next set

Prepare the sound.
Stay in the music.

Build a chain you can understand, save the sounds you need, and keep the useful controls within reach.

Work on the part.
Load a local backing track, loop an A–B phrase and adjust the tempo without changing pitch. Record clean DI and processed output together to compare your playing with the rig.
Let your feet take over.
Map a compatible MIDI controller to presets and performance actions. Assign an expression pedal to the parameter you want to move while you play.
See where the level changes.
Peak IN and OUT meters keep each pedal’s levels in view. Open frequency detail when you want a closer look at RMS and Peak across the spectrum.
An illustration of an electric guitar, bass and acoustic guitar in a dark studio
Start with the instrument in your hands.

Your instrument. Your controller. One rig.

Follow the sound.
Control it with your feet.

Connect your instrument through an audio interface. Bring a compatible MIDI controller into the Mac, then use MIDI Learn to map your switches and expression.

Audio inGuitar, bass
or acousticInterface
instrument inputMac · USB audio

Inside Pedal Rigs · example audio path

  1. Input
  2. Dynamics & drive
  3. Amp / NAM
  4. Cabinet / IR
Split
Delay · leftDelay · right
Merge
  1. Reverb
  2. Output · L / R

Build serial chains, add a parallel section, then merge back into the next effect.

Audio outInterface
outputs · L / RHeadphones,
monitors or PA

Control connection

MIDI controller + expression pedal

Connect the expression pedal to a compatible controller’s EXP input. Send MIDI to the Mac and enable that input in Rigs.

Controller → MIDI Learn
  • Recall presets
  • Tap tempo & performance actions
  • Move an assigned effect parameter

MIDI carries control messages; your sound travels through the audio interface. An expression pedal needs a compatible controller or MIDI adapter. Choose the amp and cabinet stages for your capture: an Amp + Cabinet NAM already includes its cabinet.

A future companion for your rig

Coming soon · Design concept

Steynwave
Pedal Board A2

Eight switches. One clear connection to your rig.
A laptop-connected companion for practice and performance, with audio and expression connections within reach.

White Steynwave Pedal Board A2 concept with eight footswitches and a rear view of instrument, expression, stereo outputs, USB-C device, headphone, power switch and USB-C power connections
Front and rear views · Illustrative design concept

Planned rear connections · left to right

INPUT
Your instrument
EXP
Expression pedal
OUTPUT L
Left audio output
OUTPUT R
Right audio output
USB-C DEVICE
Processing host
PHONES
Headphone output
ON/OFF
Power switch
USB-C POWER
Power input

Audio processing is planned in the host app. Final materials, connections, compatibility and release timing will follow engineering validation.

community.steynwave.com

Coming soon

Good sounds.
Better together.

A home for the ideas behind your sound. Discuss your rig, exchange presets, and share NAM discoveries with other players.

Create your Steynwave account
01

Talk about the tone.

Ask a question, share a setup, or work through a sound with other players.

02

Give a preset a new home.

Share your routing and settings, with instrument and source context.

03

Find your next capture.

Explore community NAM recommendations with creator credits and licenses.

Documentation & learning

Understand your rig.
Find your next idea.

Learn audio from input to output. Explore every effect, understand its controls, and look up unfamiliar terms without losing your place.

Open documentation & learning

Your learning home: rigs.steynwave.com/docs

Before you plug in

A few things
worth knowing.

Clear expectations, so you can get back to playing.

How are NAM captures and cabinet IRs different?

A NAM capture models the response of captured gear, such as an amplifier or pedal. A cabinet IR is a recorded impulse response used to shape a cabinet stage. They serve different parts of the sound, so choose the type that matches the place in your chain.

Do I need a cabinet after an Amp + Cabinet capture?

The cabinet is already included in that capture. Inspect your chain before adding another cabinet or IR stage, since the speaker response is already included.

What do I need for TONE3000 browsing?

Connect your TONE3000 account and use an internet connection for cloud discovery and downloads. No user API key is required. The creator’s license and compatibility of each capture still apply.

Read the TONE3000 setup guide
Can I import my own models without a cloud account?

Yes. Local .nam models and WAV cabinet IRs can be imported without cloud browsing. Supported A1/A2 NAM models must use their required sample rate; WAV IRs can be mono or stereo and up to 500 ms long. Check the support guide before choosing a file for your rig.

See setup and compatibility
Are Guitar, Bass and Acoustic separate downloads?

They are three workspaces inside one Mac application. Change the instrument from the node before Input. Presets, input calibration and the instrument theme stay separate. Switching instruments closes the previous context; it is not a gapless live change.

Can I download pedal rigs today?

The Mac application is in private development. A public installer and public pricing are not available here. Release status lists current availability and the checks still needed before wider distribution.

Check release status

steynwave pedal rigs

Find the sound
you want to play.

A native workspace for your instrument, your captures and your next idea.

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