Two notes - 🎁 Unwrap Four New Classics – Free in GENOME v1.13!

[fjz]

Introducing:

• 🎸 Albion ’59 – a roaring tribute to the Marshall® Super Lead 1959.
• 🎷 Bluesman – inspired by the BOSS® BD-2, for rich, amp-like drive.
• 🤠 Texas Ranger – vintage treble boost authority inspired by the Dallas Rangemaster.
• 🪶 Tiny Pebble – lush analog-style phasing with unmistakable warmth.

Each one brings legendary tone, precision-modelled and reborn for GENOME’s modular ecosystem — and all free to existing GENOME and GENOME Suite license holders.

https://www.two-notes.com/en/news/introducing-genome-v1-13-the-backline-essentials-drop/

[MusicMan]

The gift that keeps on giving! 🙂

[fjz]

1 hour ago, MusicMan said:

The gift that keeps on giving! 🙂

Indeed. And I was pleasantly surprised (when I first got a GENOME license) at how good it sounded. 

[MusicMan]

53 minutes ago, fjz said:

Indeed. And I was pleasantly surprised (when I first got a GENOME license) at how good it sounded. 

Same. It was originally a freebie for me with an Audient interface and then that package morphed into GENOME and they just keep expanding it!

[Soundwise]

Although I own most amp-sims on the market, I find myself using this one more and more often. There is something about the way it reacts to my playing (touch and feel, you know), that makes me want to reach for it and keep playing. The Genome's reaction to pick attack is second to none, IMO. 

[MusicMan]

4 hours ago, Soundwise said:

Although I own most amp-sims on the market, I find myself using this one more and more often. There is something about the way it reacts to my playing (touch and feel, you know), that makes me want to reach for it and keep playing. The Genome's reaction to pick attack is second to none, IMO. 

It gets almost no attention and everyone raves about alternatives like Tonex (which I do also like), but I was really quite impressed with this too.