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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The best source of models is [ToneHunt](https://tonehunt.org/).
NAM WaveNet models are generally quite expensive to run. This isn't (much of) an issue on modern PCs, but you may have trouble running on less powerful hardware. NAM WaveNet models are generally quite expensive to run. This isn't (much of) an issue on modern PCs, but you may have trouble running on less powerful hardware.
A Raspberry Pi 4 running a 64bit OS can run "standard" NAM models with a bit of room to spare for a cabinet IR and some lightweight effects. A Raspberry Pi 4 running a 64bit OS can run "standard" NAM models with plenty of room to spare for a cabinet IR and some effects. It is also capable of running two "standard" NAM models, but with less headroom for other effects.
If you are having trouble running a "standard" model, try looking for "feather", or even "nano" (the least expensive) models. You can find a list of ["feather"-tagged models on ToneHunt](https://tonehunt.org/models?tags%5B0%5D=feather-mdl). Note that tagging models is up to the submitter, so not all "feather" models are tagged as such - you should be able to find more if you dig around. If you are having trouble running a "standard" model, try looking for "feather", or even "nano" (the least expensive) models. You can find a list of ["feather"-tagged models on ToneHunt](https://tonehunt.org/models?tags%5B0%5D=feather-mdl). Note that tagging models is up to the submitter, so not all "feather" models are tagged as such - you should be able to find more if you dig around.