Two Notes Opus

Opus is a complete amplifier simulator and DynIR engine that marks a new chapter in the evolution of the Two notes ecosystem. Building on the C.A.B. series and its acclaimed speaker simulation, Opus adds Tube-Stage Modeling (TSM) of preamp and power amp stages, MIDI and USB-C integration, allowing musicians of all kinds to enjoy top-tier sound anywhere and anytime.

• The ultimate Amp Sim and DynIR Engine pedal platform featuring Tube-Stage Modeling (TSM) technology
• 5 flawless TSM preamp emulations, plus 10 slots for future preamp models via free firmware updates
• Exquisite TSM power amp simulation with 4 valve amp models (6L6, EL34, EL84, and KT88), Pentode / Triode, Push-Pull (PP) 'Class AB', or Single Ended (SE) 'Class A'
• Integrated DynIR engine for top-tier speaker simulation with dual-miking capability, 8 mics per cabinet, and 12 room emulations
• Professional-grade essential DSP processors and effects including EQ, Enhancer, Noise Gate, and Reverb
• Preloaded with the DynIR Opus speaker collection, featuring 32 cabinets including captures from Steve Stevens, Dave Friedman, Pete Thorn, George Lynch, and Phil X
• 99 preset slots and an exclusive collection of over 40 artist presets from Pete Thorn, Michael Nielsen, Jack Gardiner, Tom Quayle, Adam Steel, John Browne, Jay Leonard J, and more (available for download upon product registration)
• Wireless and USB integration with Torpedo Remote (iOS, Android, MacOS, Windows) for expert-level tone shaping, preset management, and real-time monitoring of over 600 DynIR cabinets
• MIDI input for seamless integration with existing setups, MIDI cable included
• Dual static IR loader and acoustic DI with over 40 premium acoustic impulse responses included
• USB-C connectivity for fast data transfer and future-proof compatibility
• Ultra-portable compact size with rugged metal chassis built for touring

About Two Notes Audio Engineering

Two Notes is a French company focused on effects and simulations for guitar and bass. The demands of today’s musicians have driven them to extensively develop the "Load Box" concept—a device that allows an amplifier to be played at low volumes while maintaining optimal performance. Two Notes uses high-quality components in their hardware and advanced technology in their software.