NeuralPi

Raspberry Pi guitar pedal using neural networks to emulate real amps and effects
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Author: Keith Bloemer <32459398+GuitarML@users.noreply.github.com>
Date:   Fri, 18 Jun 2021 09:40:26 -0500

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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Once your NeuralPi is set up, you can add new models from a remote computer usin 1. From the remote computer, run the plugin and add new models using the "Import Tone" button. Optionally, you can manually add new json files to the ```Documents/GuitarML/Chameleon/tones``` directory. Note: The "tones" directory is created the first time you run NeuralPi. 2. Turn on your WiFi enabled NeuralPi (see [Elk documentation](https://elk-audio.github.io/elk-docs/html/documents/working_with_elk_board.html?highlight=wifi#connecting-to-your-board) for connecting the Raspberry Pi to a local WiFi network) -3. Download the ```update_models.bat```(Windows) or ```update_models.sh```(Mac/Linux) to your remote computer. Scripts are located in the "scripts/" directory of this repository. These scripts are located in the "scripts/" directory of this repository. You must change the ```rpi_ip_address``` and ```host_model_path``` to the Raspberry Pi's IP address and path to your json tones (on remote computer). The json files will be first copied from the remote computer to the NeuralPi, and then back from the NeuralPi to the remote computer. This allows updating models from the NeuralPi when you connect a new remote computer. +3. Download the ```update_models.bat```(Windows) or ```update_models.sh```(Mac/Linux) to your remote computer. These scripts are located in the "scripts/" directory of this repository. You must change the ```rpi_ip_address``` and ```host_model_path``` to the Raspberry Pi's IP address and path to your json tones (on remote computer). The json files will be first copied from the remote computer to the NeuralPi, and then back from the NeuralPi to the remote computer. This allows updating models from the NeuralPi when you connect a new remote computer. 4. From the remote computer connected to the same local WiFi network as NeuralPi, run the ```update_models.bat```(Windows) or ```update_models.sh```(Mac/Linux) from a cmd terminal. <br><br> Note: It is important that all models files have unique names with no spaces. <br> Note: Ensure from the terminal output that you were able to connect over WiFi, and that the model files were copied properly. <br><br>