NAM FX 2.1.2 connects Volume and Wah 95 blocks to your expression pedal automatically, and keeps the tuner muted when you change presets. Fixes and changes - Adding a Volume or Wah 95 block connects it to the expression pedal (volume on CC 11, wah on CC 1). Presets you already have connect when opened, and connections you made yourself stay as they are - Trying to put a pedal's number on a switch now tells you where that number belongs - With the tuner open on Mute, changing presets or resuming no longer lets the sound through - With a MIDI Captain connected, tap the first sentence in the MIDI window to get the setup files and install steps - The tempo switch (Per preset or Global) is no longer in the metronome window; it is in Settings > General

NAM FX 2.1.1 makes the Quality / CPU setting on NAM blocks take effect, and more audio interfaces show all their inputs. Fixes and changes - Quality / CPU on NAM blocks now takes effect. Lite runs the capture at a lighter size to save CPU, and Auto switches to it when the device runs hot. The cell is locked for captures that cannot change size - The tone shows when a capture runs at a different sample rate than it was made for (such as a 48k model at 44.1k) and when it runs at the lighter size - The Quality / CPU cell that did nothing on Preamp and Body IR is gone - Audio interfaces that are not in the list now offer every input and output the device reports, so a Babyface Pro with the guitar on inputs 3/4 works - Input and output layouts added for interfaces from RME, Audient, Focusrite (Scarlett 4th Gen), MOTU, Universal Audio (Volt), Steinberg, Roland, SSL and Arturia - Undo now covers path I/O, output routing and MIDI mappings, and leaves the tempo where it is - MIDI Captain on firmware 5 (Feather RP2040) now shows Apply and Switch lights in the MIDI window - Resuming after unplugging and replugging an audio interface no longer fails with “Audio could not start”

NAM FX 2.1 brings other AUv3 effects into your custom chain. Shape your sound in greater detail with the new parametric EQ block. New in PRO - AUv3 Hosting: Add installed AUv3 effects as blocks using PLUG-IN at the top of the chain, and control them through their own plug-in interfaces. Settings are saved with your presets. - Insert and Send: Use plug-in blocks in Insert or Send mode. Send routes to the Space return and preserves Trails. - Per-scene Plug-in Settings: Save different plug-in parameter values for each scene. - Per-device Plug-in Selection: Assign a different installed plug-in to the same block on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. - Global EQ: Choose Bell or Shelf for bands 1 and 5. New Features and Improvements for Everyone - Parametric EQ Block: Drag directly on the EQ curve to shape your tone, and view the incoming signal with a real-time analyzer. - Auto Wah: Adjust response times with new Attack and Release controls. - Steadier Tap Tempo: TAP and MIDI tap tempo average your last 10 taps to reduce tempo fluctuations as you tap steadily. - Smoother Scene Changes: Improved delay behavior to prevent pitch bends in the repeats when switching scenes. - Compatibility with Newer Presets: Blocks that require a newer app version pass audio through unchanged and display an update notice.

NAM FX 2.0 adds Pro, a one-time purchase shared by iPhone, iPad and Mac. Everything that was in 1.x stays free. New in Pro - AUv3 plug-in for hosts and DAWs - Multi-track looper with up to four tracks - Backing Tracks with scene cues, section loop, key and speed - Tone Edit and Tone Match - Global EQ with a live analyzer - Hardware FX Loop, Wet Duck and setlists - Device Sync: keep iPhone, iPad and Mac the same through iCloud New for everyone - iCloud sync: your setup comes back when you reinstall or change device - Backup and restore: keep up to three in iCloud or export a file, and choose what to bring back - Undo and redo - TONE3000 account lists, and cabinet IRs from TONE3000 in the IR tab - Tempo and TAP in the top bar, a 32-frame buffer option, and many layout fixes on iPhone

Fixes reported from real playing on device. - Resume works after you leave NAM FX to play music elsewhere. Audio no longer stays locked until the app is force quit. - The Audio Ready notice appears once instead of twice, and no longer says processing is paused when it is ready. - NAM FX asks iOS for your USB audio interface directly, so a connected interface is used even when the system has picked another input. - Other apps keep playing while you play, so you can jam over YouTube or a music app. - The Live STOMP assignment screen now responds properly to touch and scrolling. - Recording a bar-synced loop locks the tempo for the drums and the looper, and tapping the lock tells you why. - Trails moved onto the parameter row of reverb and delay blocks, so it is no longer hidden behind a menu. - The interface status label next to PATH A is localized.