Questions from the first 50 downloads.
Answered straight.

It's planned. NAM 9000 is Windows-only today (VST3 + Standalone), but a Mac version — VST3, AU (for Logic and GarageBand) and Standalone, as a universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel — is on the roadmap. There's no locked date yet: the more interest we see, the sooner it moves up the list. Drop your email below and we'll notify you the moment a Mac build is ready — and it helps us prioritise.

Linux comes up and is noted, but it's behind Mac in priority — no timeline yet. iOS isn't currently planned; it's a different plugin format and DSP environment entirely.

Yes. NAM 9000 isn't code-signed yet — that's a paid certificate renewed every year, and right now that money goes into building the plugin instead. Click More info, then Run anyway to install; it's the same one extra click a lot of small free VST/NAM plugins ask for. Signing is planned once the business side of things catches up.

If you'd rather double-check the download hasn't been tampered with first, compare its SHA256 checksum against the one published below (right-click the installer → check its hash with any checksum tool, or in PowerShell: Get-FileHash NAM-9000-Setup-1.6.0-free.exe).

NAM-9000-Setup-1.6.0-free.exe
SHA256: 9178eb5eb9bf776ee7518303cd97629292c4b697713f465a056f6dc42977b9d6

Yes. The main amp slot and the pedal slot each have their own file picker, so you can load any standard .nam file from anywhere on disk — not only what TONE3000 serves up. Cab IRs work the same way: load your own .wav.

Yes — that's already in the free app today. Two NAM engines run simultaneously: one in the pedal slot feeding into one in the amp slot, in series.

Not yet in the free app. Two amps running in parallel with their own level and pan, plus a stereo dual-IR cab section, are part of the upcoming NAM 9000 Pro update. The free app isn't losing anything it has today — Pro is purely additive.

Not yet — there's no MIDI mapping in the app today. It's a good, recurring request and it's noted for the roadmap, but there's no ETA yet.

Not right now. The UI-size control currently only scales up (100% / 115% / 130% / 150%) — there's no option below 100% yet. Known gap, and a smaller option is planned.

It shouldn't — the profile name is meant to stay visible under the amp's knobs the whole time a capture is loaded (e.g. "Rhythm NAM9000"), not just flash on load. If you're seeing it disappear, that's likely a different momentary popup rather than that label — let us know exactly where you're seeing it and we'll dig in.