One of the coolest devices for technically minded musicians is the MOD-Duo from MOD-Devices. Not only is it a standalone audio processor with 300 built in audio/MIDI effects, but it also acts as a server that you can interact with through a browser to build any kind of pedalboard imaginable. The sheer number of possibilities on these devices (now upgraded to the MOD-DuoX and most recently MOD-Dwarf), is daunting, but it has the power to revolutionize how people make music. What does this have to do with neural networks? If you are familiar with my work on GuitarML, you know that I develop guitar plugins that use neural networks to mimic analog amplifiers and pedals.