TwoNotes GENOME!!!

[Ross Davies]

Dude, I love the SLO and have SO MANY sims of it: Fractal FM9, S-Gear, Helix Native, and tried but didn't like Neural's. But yeah, I'm still buying the Genome one anyway, because it's great.

Awesome! so pleased to hear you like it! :)

 

[Ross Davies]

That's all well and cool, but I'm not that interested in pedals. Several amps have been added and pay walled. I'd trade 20 of those pedals for a few of those amps

Thanks for the feedback — sadly, I cant reveal too much but on the stock amp front, I am certain you wont be disappointed! :)

 

[Ross Davies]

Absolutely yes! And be sure to crank it

Right now, I’m playing the CaliBro59 (Bassman) the most. I previously used a Bassman NAM profile from Tone3k, but the added flexibility is welcome.

Awesome! Well I will have to get cracking on this one then — rest assured, it is always cranked and Reload II is coming in very useful for home use! :)

 

[BenIfin]

Hey Ross. We're never going to see Genome for AUV3 / iPad are we ? :)

 

[Ross Davies]

Hey Ross. We're never going to see Genome for AUV3 / iPad are we ? :)

Thanks for getting in touch — it is not something that's on our agenda at the moment sadly — we have discussed it but our resource is limited and we want to focus on making the desktop variant as feature packed as possible before considering other platforms. With that said, I am always collating feedback from our user base and this is one request that is most certainly with our team! :)

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

Latest update (v1.11) just dropped.
I'm just downloading the installer now, haven't tried anything yet, but I'm looking forward to it as there are many good things to try out =)

https://www.two-notes.com/en/news/jptr-fx-joins-genome-titan-250-warlow-fuzz-stack-412-vint-6-new-pedals/

 

[BenIfin]

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Hey Ross !

As always, hope all is well :) Not at my PC at the moment but am thinking of trying [again] to set up a Laptop for live audio - looking at a Macbook Air M1 or good PC Laptop ..... as such, can I please ask:-

1 => is Genome fully Apple Silicone M-Series Native ?
2=> does Codex load and run NAM Captures fully 1:1 Native with zero conversion or changes ?
3=> when running a PC or MAC, is the overall Genome CPU usage roughly the same ? or is it currently more optimized for one or the other ?
4=> as of 1.11, is Genome now quite "lean and [relatively] light" ? or is it still a bit "cpu - hogg'y" ?

Thanks again,
Ben

 

[Ross Davies]

Howdy folks! Just thought you might be interested in our latest GENOME release that we've dropped today - v1.11. Here's the marketing blurb and dont hesitate to hit me up if you have any questions!

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JPTR FX® has officially landed in GENOME v1.11 — our first-ever brand release! Straight from the underground of Northern Germany, JPTR FX hits your rig with sonic firepower:

• Titan 250 – 250-watt tube juggernaut, from glassy cleans to high-gain annihilation.
• Warlow – dual-filter op-amp fuzz beast, ready to shred your mix like a buzzsaw.
• JPTR FX Stack 412 Vint DynIR – V30-loaded 4×12 cab capture to slam your tone straight into anyone’s chest.

But that’s not all. GENOME v1.11 also drops six new Two notes PEDAL components, crafted to complement JPTR FX’s tonal brutality:

1. TIM – transparent drive mastery
2. Beardo – snarling Germanium bite
3. Germanium Love – harmonic-stacked punch
4. THUG – high-gain onslaught
5. Binge Fuzz – vintage aggression
6. Gherkin Fuzz – unhinged fuzz chaos

All free to GENOME License Holders. All ready to crush your rig.

GENOME v1.11: Where JPTR FX hits your rig, there’s no soft landing

Get The Low-Down Here: https://www.two-notes.com/en/news/j...-250-warlow-fuzz-stack-412-vint-6-new-pedals/

Watch the Launch Vid Here:

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

This is a corker of an update @Ross Davies, congrats on the good work to all involved =)

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

Hey Ross !

As always, hope all is well :) Not at my PC at the moment but am thinking of trying [again] to set up a Laptop for live audio - looking at a Macbook Air M1 or good PC Laptop ..... as such, can I please ask:-

1 => is Genome fully Apple Silicone M-Series Native ?
2=> does Codex load and run NAM Captures fully 1:1 Native with zero conversion or changes ?
3=> when running a PC or MAC, is the overall Genome CPU usage roughly the same ? or is it currently more optimized for one or the other ?
4=> as of 1.11, is Genome now quite "lean and [relatively] light" ? or is it still a bit "cpu - hogg'y" ?

Thanks again,
Ben

1. Yes
2. Yes, Codex uses a fork of NAM core and natively loads NAM models, but Codex does have various features and filters that are unique (that can be bypassed).

 

[Ross Davies]

Hey Ross !

As always, hope all is well :) Not at my PC at the moment but am thinking of trying [again] to set up a Laptop for live audio - looking at a Macbook Air M1 or good PC Laptop ..... as such, can I please ask:-

1 => is Genome fully Apple Silicone M-Series Native ?
2=> does Codex load and run NAM Captures fully 1:1 Native with zero conversion or changes ?
3=> when running a PC or MAC, is the overall Genome CPU usage roughly the same ? or is it currently more optimized for one or the other ?
4=> as of 1.11, is Genome now quite "lean and [relatively] light" ? or is it still a bit "cpu - hogg'y" ?

Thanks again,
Ben

Thanks for reaching out! Yes GENOME is fully Apple Silicone Native.

@Dom Mcsweeney's answer for question 2 is right on the money! CODEX can also run Proteus and AIDA-X captures as well!

There is no discrepancy between the Mac or PC variants CPU wise as we optimise it for both platforms.

In terms of holistic CPU usage, we have certainly kept optimising as much as we can so compared to the launch variant there have been a number of performance and stability enhancements. In addition, the oversampling function can be used to reduce CPU load further depending on your specific setup / needs.

If you have any other questions, let me know!

 

[2dor]

@Ross Davies any chance something like a 2203 JMP / JCM800 gets the TSM-AI treatment in Genome?

 

[BenIfin]

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Many thanks Ross :)

If I just want to run a NAM Capture just by itself in Codex and do all my processing to it with Genome Blocks Before and After the Codex Block, , would I be right in thinking (?) that Turning OFF the Codex Graphic EQ Module, and the Codex ToneStack Module and the Codex Enhancer Module will reduce the Total CPU Load used by the Codex Module ?

Thanks again.
Ben

 

[GTR37]

@Ross Davies still waiting for the Grand Opus TSI hardware

 

[Ipkz]

@Ross Davies any chance something like a 2203 JMP / JCM800 gets the TSM-AI treatment in Genome?

+1 for that. I'm still hanging on my Amalgam Audio JCM800 captures for Marshall sounds. A TSM-Ai amp would be

 

[Ross Davies]

@Ross Davies any chance something like a 2203 JMP / JCM800 gets the TSM-AI treatment in Genome?

Well, I cant reveal too much right now with our company policy an all — I will say this though: we have a tonne planned and I am certain you will love what we have in store! :)

 

[Ross Davies]

Many thanks Ross :)

If I just want to run a NAM Capture just by itself in Codex and do all my processing to it with Genome Blocks Before and After the Codex Block, , would I be right in thinking (?) that Turning OFF the Codex Graphic EQ Module, and the Codex ToneStack Module and the Codex Enhancer Module will reduce the Total CPU Load used by the Codex Module ?

Thanks again.
Ben

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes this will certainly reduce some CPU load - in addition, you might want to use the Neutral preset as outlined here: https://helpdesk.two-notes.com/port...ing-neutral-settings-for-1-1-audio-processing. As another CPU saving measure, you could also consider the Stereo Nature of the CODEX block (you can select the Stereo Processing via the Stereo Icon next to the CODEX logo); here mono processing will help reduce the CPU load but this will entirely depend on whether you feed CODEX with a Stereo Signal — if so, when selecting mono, you will loose any Stereo processing enacted before CODEX. Let me know if this helps!

 

[Ross Davies]

@Ross Davies still waiting for the Grand Opus TSI hardware

We hear you loud and clear! Our team actually have been made aware of this previously but I will of course send through your comments! :)

 

[Ross Davies]

Hi Guys,

Thought you might be interested in this — today we have just launched v1.12 and with it Dirty Boy Pedals has landed in GENOME!

From the iconic circuits of Alex Saraceno to the forward-thinking engineering of CEO Danny Gomez, this collaboration brings the unfiltered attitude of Dirty Boy into the GENOME ecosystem - available to purchase in addition to your GENOME or GENOME Suite License as part of our FairTone Pledge!

We captured absolutely everything including...
Silver Boy TSM-Ai™ Amplifier (GENOME Exclusive)
Dirty Boy Preamp PEDAL-Ai™ Component
Buzzy-Boy Pedal
Afro-Fuzz Pedal
Germanium Boy Pedal
Three Dirty Boy DynIR™ Virtual Cabinets

From snarling preamps to feral fuzz circuits, from frequency-bending boosters to British-voiced cab muscle — this is the complete Dirty Boy® arsenal, captured, crafted, and unleashed inside GENOME.

Get The Low-Down Here: https://www.two-notes.com/en/news/dirty-boy-lands-in-genome/
Download GENOME and start for a Free 14-Day Trial: https://www.two-notes.com/en/genome/
Discover more about Dirty Boy®'s Inaugural Release: https://www.two-notes.com/en/dirty-boy/
Watch the making of here:


Better yet, if you want to chat to us about the release, we're hosting a live stream in around 1 hour's time!
Today – October 23rd, 2025 — 4pm BST | 5pm CEST | 10am ET
Set your reminder, grab your headphones, and get ready for some GENOME goodness:

 

[synthpenguin]

Is GENOME's TSM Power Amp the same as what's on the Opus?

I've had a GENOME license from my Cab M+ but never tried it, and I'm planning to give it a try this weekend to mess around with NAM, but I'm curious to try the TSM Power Amp too and see how it compares to the Cab M+'s power amp sim.