Parametric Neural Amp Modeling with Active Learning
We introduce PANAMA, an active learning framework for the training of end-to-end parametric guitar amp models using a WaveNet-like architecture. With \model, one can create a virtual amp by recording samples that are determined by an active learning strategy to use a minimum amount of datapoints (i.e., amp knob settings). We show that gradient-based optimization algorithms can be used to determine the optimal datapoints to sample, and that the approach helps under a constrained number of samples.
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