Two Notes Updates Genome

US v1.2 introduces 5 all-new components including new reverbs and amps      30/04/24

Two notes Audio Engineering, manufacturer of load boxes, attenuators and digital cabinet emulators, has announced the immediate availability of GENOME v1.2. with 5 all-new components including TetraVerb, Spring '63, INDY, NIFTY65 and WahBaby. They say that, following GENOME's NAMM 2024 commercial release, v1.2 delivers a raft of free and purchasable STUDIO FX, PEDAL and AMP components, all developed in direct response to requests from the Two notes user base.
 
Guillaume Pille, Two notes CEO, told us, "GENOME v1.2 heralds a new era for our carrier-class software ecosystem. With our latest update, we're set to empower players of all walks with the choice to define their own custom backline - all in addition to GENOME's mighty stock component arsenal. At launch, we were inundated with requests for more amp models and reverb units - two months into our roadmap, we deliver on this. My advice: grab the latest update and take our premium components for a spin for Free! If you're new to GENOME, start your free 14-day trial today and give everything the ecosystem has to offer a try. If you're dead-set on building your dream backline, GENOME is your first - and final - destination!"

Pricing and Availability:
GENOME is available immediately from Two notes directly for 79.99€/$79.99. All existing registered Two notes software and Torpedo-embedded hardware users (inclusive of partner releases featuring Two notes embedded technology) are eligible for a free lifetime licence to GENOME. A free 14-day trial is also available for new customers and non-qualifying Two notes account holders.

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