Blend & Shape
Load a NAM amp model, blend it with a second one, or reshape its channels with myelinate — then export the result as a standard .nam file, all computed right in your browser. An in-browser audition player is coming soon, so you can hear each edit before committing to it.
Weights tool
Everything runs in your browser — model files never leave your machine.
Operate
Choose an operation below, adjust its controls, and hit Apply to watch the grid (and the detail panel, if a cell is selected) update off the edited weights.
Model B
The second model to blend in. It must share the currently-loaded model's architecture and weight count — a mismatched pick disables Apply until you choose a compatible one.
Export
The edited model downloads as a standard .nam file — drop it back into the Liminam app, or any NAM player. Nothing leaves your browser.
Classic (A1) and generalized (A2) WaveNet models render here — if a file fails (e.g. an LSTM model), the message above states exactly why.
This is the read, not the edit
The Liminam app uses this same activation map to drive channel-scaling operations like myelinate — boosting or suppressing individual channels by their learned rank. This page only shows the map. See the app →