GENOME includes eleven TSM™-Ai amplifiers (plus 12 OPUS Amplifiers) inspired by landmark designs and refined for expressive feel and playability. Spanning everything from articulate cleans to focused, modern high-gain tones, the lineup is built to remain controlled, responsive, and musically direct in any scenario.

 

I've been using Genome since the beginning, IMO it's evolved a lot. Back then I mainly used the cab section (it was more optimal for me than their WoS plugin), the amps were a bit hit-or-miss, but with the NAM integration, the TSM amps, and the expanding effects park, I think it's now on par with the most popular digital platforms. (Of course V2.0 is even better.)

 

Last edited: Jun 21, 2026 at 9:35 PM

Game changer!

 

And for those who are not guitar players but use NAM profiles, Proteus captures and IRs of outboard gear in their mixing, the free version "Genome Intro" includes the full featured Codex and IR loader

 

You can get pretty darned far with free NAM captures and the free version of GENOME V2. Don't really need to buy anything...

 

same here I bought the suite and if I was kind of disappointed by some of the now "legacy" amps, I must say the updated ones are really good. What they really need to work on is a scene mode like in TH-U or Helix...

 

interesting, I have a license from my captor X.. will have to check it out.

Is it any way integrated into the load box infrastructure or primarily just a standalone amp sim?

 

Then you probably got a free license at some point because when they launched it, they emailed pretty much all their customers...even if you only had purchased something more than a decade ago! Genome is a standalone/VST. There are parts of their Wall of Sound plugin in it but that's about it. I use a torpedo so I have all my cabs in genome, it will be the same for you if you bought any extra ones.

 

It's a good reminder of how things have improved!