short update: The Series 5 Tech will be in .Gen format only.

 

Thanks for the insight! We really appreciate the comparison—Acustica has been in this space for a long time, and seeing Genesis stack up (and in some cases surpass) them is a huge compliment.

That said, we encourage everyone to judge Genesis based on where it’s going, not just where it’s been. Our new Series 5 Tech is a game-changer, and early adopters are already going crazy over the three new test compressors we’ve been rolling out. This is just the beginning—we’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with this technology.

Genesis isn’t just about capture quality—it’s about flexibility, workflow integration, and pro-audio-grade performance. And while others are still gearing up to enter this space, we’re already delivering cutting-edge advancements that are changing the game.

We love the competition because it pushes innovation forward, but if you’re waiting for the best, Genesis is already here, and it’s only getting better.

Appreciate the discussion and looking forward to hearing more thoughts as the tech evolves!

 

The only latency you need to consider is your soundcard’s latency. Genesis itself introduces zero plugin delay compensation (PDC) latency, making it ideal for real-time tracking. In fact, one of our beta testers—a professional vocalist—tracks with Genesis regularly, just like you would with UAD hardware.

Some older profiles did exhibit minor latency, but that was due to processing errors, not the core technology. We’ve since refined our process, ensuring that Genesis runs as efficiently as possible.

Regarding CPU usage, High-Quality Deep Learning models do require processing power, but Genesis is optimized for efficiency. For reference, my i9 system runs at just 3% CPU usage with four of the highest-quality profiles loaded at 48k in Reaper. Performance may vary depending on the DAW—some, like Cubase, don’t handle this type of processing as well due to how they manage audio internally.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you need any more details.

 

Yes! Our latest Series 5 technology represents a major breakthrough in capturing true dynamic, time-varying compression—not just distortion and frequency shaping. For the first time, we’ve achieved near-analog compression behaviour using advanced black-box modelling techniques, setting Genesis apart from traditional Neural Amp Modeling (NAM).

We were the first to successfully implement this with WaveNet NAM, and now we’ve expanded that approach into our own custom-engineered solution. Series 5 takes deep learning-based modelling to the next level, allowing us to capture not just harmonic response, but also the complex attack, release, and nonlinear dynamic characteristics that define real analog compressors.

This is not just another static tone-matching algorithm—it’s real-time, reactive compression modeling that moves and breathes just like the hardware it’s based on. Early adopters of our three test compressors are already blown away by how natural and musical they feel, and this is just the beginning.

Genesis is pushing the limits of what’s possible in pro audio modelling, and Series 5 is a game-changer for anyone looking for the most realistic, responsive emulations available.

Hope that answers your question! Let me know if you’d like any more details.

 

We totally get where you’re coming from! The razor/razorblade model works well for some products, but Genesis is much more than just a simple ‘player’—it’s a powerful pro-audio tool built for serious mixing and production.

We’ve spent 18 months developing Genesis, refining the tech to go beyond static playback. With our latest Series 5 breakthrough, we’re now modelling true analog compression behaviour, something no other NAM-based system has done before. The ability to route, process, and even capture your own hardware makes Genesis more than just a loader—it’s an essential tool in its own right.

We’ve also been mindful of making it accessible. That’s why we:

• Offer a 30-day free trial so you can fully test Genesis before committing.
• Include a free pack of high-quality profiles so you can start using it immediately.
• Continuously updated our historic profile packs for free as our tech improved.

The reality is that a free Genesis model wouldn’t allow us to continue pushing the technology forward with the same level of R&D, improvements, and user-driven updates. But we love hearing this kind of feedback because it helps us shape future offerings!

Appreciate your support, and we’re excited to hear what you think once you dive in!

 

Absolutely! The recent improvements in NAM training techniques have been a big step forward for reduction of aliasing. The work that’s been shared in the Neural Amp Modeler group has been great for the community, and it’s awesome to see more people diving into the profiling process.

That said, Genesis has taken things even further with our latest Series 5 tech, which doesn’t just refine the training process but also introduces true dynamic compression modelling—a game-changer for capturing not just tone, but time-varying behaviour like attack, release, and nonlinear dynamics.

We’ve been deep in this space for over 18 months, refining our capture methods, processing pipeline, and playback engine to go beyond standard NAM implementations. And what’s exciting is that Genesis isn’t limited to just pre-made profiles—you can capture your own gear and take full advantage of these advancements in real-time tracking and mixing.

It’s definitely a great time to be involved in this space, and the tech is evolving fast! Have you had a chance to try out any of the newer training methods with your own profiles? Would love to hear your thoughts!

 

Appreciate the honest feedback! Genesis is designed to push the boundaries of analog realism in the plugin world, so it's great to hear that it’s delivering a level of sound you haven't experienced before.

Regarding the artifacts on the 2057_Distressor_Slowatt_FastRel_Pultec60Hz BassTrick_16KHighs Some older profiles were made before we implemented our latest Series 5 tech, which dramatically improves capture accuracy, dynamics, and aliasing reduction. We’re continually refining our methods, and newer profiles should sound even more natural and transparent. Check out the discord channel (link below) where there are already a couple of series 5 compressor emulations to check out!

https://discord.gg/fVUGA5b6

As for pricing—we totally get that free plugins are appealing, but Genesis isn’t just a player—it’s a full-fledged pro-audio platform with deep routing, real-time processing, and industry-first modelling advancements. We’ve spent 18 months developing it to ensure it meets the needs of serious engineers and producers, and we’re committed to pushing it even further.

I'm buzzing to hear that you find the analog realism convincing—this is just the beginning! Keep an eye out for updates, and let us know if there are specific things you’d like to see improved

 

As is usually the case, is optimization done at the expense of quality? In such cases, it is better to make a choice for the user. For example, real-time mode and print mode.

 

Actually, it's the opposite—rather than cutting corners for efficiency, we've pushed for deeper modeling with Series 5, which initially increased CPU usage by about 20% compared to Series 4. However, our developer has optimized the processing to bring CPU usage back down to Series 4 levels while maintaining the full depth and realism of the new modeling techniques.

We're not about sacrificing quality for the sake of efficiency—our goal is the best possible, near-analog sound. To put it in perspective, my i9 system runs four of the highest-quality Series 5 profiles at 48k in Reaper at just 3% CPU usage. Some DAWs handle the processing more efficiently than others, but Genesis is designed to run smoothly while delivering uncompromised sound.

That being said, the idea of offering a real-time mode vs. print mode is interesting and something we might explore further. Thanks for the input!

 

Or playback mode and print mode...

Do you have any plans to work with samplers? Something from Akai, E-mu, Ensoniq, Roland.

 

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we have updated our public BETA v0.9.14 and released Series 5 Tech in .Gen format!!

new linked input and output volume, - auto-gain, Series 5 Technology - state of the art ITB compression and MORE.

We also updated our flagship British 4000 Console Emulations to Series 5 and added some a Free
NV-1058 Series 5 preamp to the website.

The time is NOW

Download the 30 day free trial at the website:
https://analogxai.company.site/

 

ok the question. can you see yourself and the company on top of the game? i mean , not in size of the company but in quality, on top of uad or acustica ? would you consider changing the ui? don't you feel it's limiting? if yes, nail it ! hit them on the head , hard !! come on man you can do it !!! looking forward . cheerz

 

Is that true that this old loads snapshots which can't be adjusted as shown in the video?

 

hi the tech is dynamic, so for example we can capture full gain reduction of a compressor, also genesis offers plenty of options to be able to alter the emulation in realtime through filtering or EQ, pre or post emulation. I hope that helps.

 

update: following the success of Series 5 we are now focused on mastering capture of Reverb. This is not IR based old tech but deep learning based neural approach so not only are we capturing the near analog sound of the hardware reverb, but we are also capturing the harmonics, the ADC and DAC, in essence we got the soul baby. watch this space.

 

https://analogxai.company.site/

Final Public Beta is now available for download. Genesis v0.9.24

 

@AnalogXTeam
Yes, off course. I watch what you doo from day one as other similar projects.

After some time, I decided to give Genesis a THIRD chance.

Conducted another series of honest\fair ABX blind tests.
Short loop (1/2 bar)
Exact same loudness. No even 0.1 LUFS difference.
Immidiate A/B flip without any gap\glitch.
Extremely precice custom IEM's + additional Realphones for monitoring.

Most important - if you can peek somethin blindly once - you just guess.
6 times out of 6 takes - you choose same thing - you are really hear it!

And I must admit that I was wrong. Genesis works great on transients! The EQ is very useful and convenient. But most of the profiles do not work correctly in dry/wet mode. Phase distortions.

The main reason why I did not like Genesis so much the first two times was in the profiles I tested. It's all damn PastToFuture and his crooked hands (This superhuman is so inimitable that he manages to sample a test tone about three minutes long, in a sampler from the 80s, which is capable of sampling only 2.5 seconds per pad and 10 seconds in total. He is either a superhuman or a liar! It's up to you, gentlemen, to judge!)

In general, I have been testing Genesis again for three days. I have filtered out all the poorly made profiles and, most importantly, I have created new ones - my own. I used my own equipment for this. It turned out very well! And Genesis sounded great right away! Of course, the beta is terribly buggy, but I am sure that you will be able to fix it.
I would like to participate in creating new profiles in the highest possible quality. If it is not difficult for you - let me do this.
I would like to be able to use your test signals to compare how much better I can make new profiles with them. I have rare equipment. Unique, people could use my programs.

I am not a self-proud\ over-confident person and I can admit my own mistakes. But only when I am wrong.
I will repeat - I was wrong about Genesis. The reason was in the bad profiles.

Genesis is a cool interesting thing. And I would like to use it in the future and make content for the community. However, I would be extremely grateful to you, as the author of the project, if you would stop using the marketing strategy that I see from you. Please make it clear to all newbies that Genesis is not an alternative to real equipment, it is a helper.

A helper for those who cannot afford real devices, for tens of thousands of dollars. That Genesis is not a "game changer". Genesis is simply a good tool that gives access to a huge palette of audio colors.

"Game Changer" is bad form. Please do not be like Acoustics Audio. I have been a big fan of them since Nebula 3, but what they have become and how they just do it for money, spitting on quality and spitting on loyal fans - made me their enemy. And I am not just a fan. I made skins and my own libraries for Nebula. Maxim helped me understand how to create skins. That's right, that same Max In general, I apologize for being rude. I can't patiently ignore how someone deceives newbies, which I used to be a long time ago. And I ruined my creations with such "game-changers". That's why every time I see new "analog plugins", I have dysphoric PTSD.

I was wrong - Genesis is an interesting tool that allows you to change the dynamics and timbre quite accurately and without harming the transients ("Teeths of sound"!!!).
Thank you for understanding! Peace!

P.S. Written with the help of a translator from Russian to English. Sorry if there are typos.

 

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