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GENOME Black Friday pricing puts Two Notes Audio Engineering's amp simulator plugin at $89.99, 30% off, with the deal ending Nov 30, 2026.
GENOME is a guitar and bass rig environment that holds amps, pedals, virtual cabinets and studio effects in one plugin. The maker pitches it for in-the-box rigs and for hybrid setups alike.
The amp side comes in two engines, and the maker lists these components:
Two Notes also names amps such as Foundry, Foundry Bass, Peggy and Albion among the TSM models. The maker says these are developed for use only inside GENOME.
CODEX loads and plays Neural Amp Modeller (NAM), AIDA-X and Proteus captures in one workflow, so you don't need a separate plugin per format. You can place a capture before or after the gain stage and pair it with a tone stack. The Enhancer is the maker's own tool for adding body, punch and clarity.
The TSM engine takes a different route. Each preamp pairs with a power amp stage where you choose 6L6, EL34, EL84 or KT88 tubes, in push-pull Class AB or single-ended Class A.
PARADEX plays back parametric amp models from Two Notes Capture Studio. The maker calls it an industry-first for multi-parametric AmpNet captures.
DynIR™ is the cabinet engine. Two Notes describes GENOME as built on 160,000 studio-grade IR files, giving each cabinet a choice of 8 microphones, a dual-mic option, and 10K different placements, covering both the front and the rear of the speaker.
The signal path is lane-based. GENOME lets you chain processors one after another or run them side by side, with room for a dozen modules in each lane and a second lane available when you need more, so even an elaborate setup is easy to follow from start to finish.
Global Transpose shifts the source input across ±12 semitones. The maker says it keeps latency ultra-low and artifacts minimal, which suits alternate tunings and quick key changes.
MIXFIT is the tone-shaping tool, covering input response through to final output, including level maximisation.
Presets are saved independently: RIGs, DynIR configurations, pedal and amp setups and Studio FX settings each have their own recall.
Automation is selective, so you choose which parameters your DAW sees. MIDI control runs separately, with MIDI Learn for mapping hardware.
GENOME runs standalone or as a VST3, AU or AAX plugin inside your DAW. Two Notes says your RIGs, sound and response stay the same in either mode.
Yes. The GENOME Black Friday deal is 30% off, bringing the Two Notes Audio Engineering amp simulator plugin to $89.99. The offer ends Nov 30, 2026.
GENOME covers amps, pedals, DynIR cabinets and Studio FX. That means CODEX with 40+ AI captures, eleven TSM™-Ai amplifiers, twelve TSM preamps, plus MIXFIT, Global Transpose, PARADEX and ready-made RIG presets.
GENOME runs as a standalone app or as a plugin in your DAW in VST3, AU or AAX formats. The maker says your RIGs, sound and response stay locked the same wherever you run it.
Yes. Its CODEX engine plays Neural Amp Modeller (NAM), AIDA-X and Proteus captures in one workflow. You can place a capture pre or post gain and pair it with classic tone stacks.
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