TwoNote Opus Introduction | B Minus Demos

TwoNote Opus Introduction | B Minus Demos
The Opus is my new amp solution. It's super versatile, flexible, customizable and all of those others words that basically mean you can make it what you need it to be.
This is a super short sound demo followed by a brief(ish) introduction to a really powerful piece of gear. I have a lot more in the works for the Opus, including some more extensive demos of each amp model. This is super rad, and it's more than worth the price of admission!
Truthfully, it's hard to sum this thing up with just a few sentences so I 'm leaving the copy from Sweetwater below.
If anyone has any questions or would like to see anything specific with the Opus please let me know!
Sweetwater Copy:
"The Two Notes Opus is an all-in-one rig replacement in the size of a standard stompbox, providing you with utterly authentic amplifier emulations and the immensely powerful DynIR engine. Inspired by Two Notes C.A.B. creations, the Opus adds fully featured preamp and power amp modeling sections, allowing you to craft your dream amplifier from the ground up. Next, the DynIR Engine covers the rest of your signal chain with a vast library of beautifully emulated guitar cabinets pulled from throughout 6-string history, all with the ability to choose your own mics and rooms for pristinely produced tone. You also get a myriad of must-have utility effects (reverb, EQ, noise gate, etc.), 99 preset slots, Dual Static IR loader, and MIDI functionality for superior control. You also get a free download of the Torpedo Wall of Sound plug-in which loads DynIR cabinets in your DAW for greater control over your recordings. Top it all off with an extraordinarily powerful editing app available via USB-C and Bluetooth, and Two Notes Opus is a gig-ready rig replacement that sits right on your pedalboard."
Drum tracks created by ‪@oraclesound‬ Gnarly as always!
++ Gear Used ++
LTD EC256 w/Seymour Duncan Custom
TwoNotes Opus
Audient iD4
Logic Pro for iPad

[@djabthrash]

Why the "flatback" name for the Rectifier ?
My guess :
rectifier -> rectify -> to correct something -> if you have shitty posture, then your back is not straight, so you need to correct/rectifiy that posture, in order to have a flat back :)
flatback = rectified (back)

[@BMinusDemos]

That’s the best possible explanation I’ve ever heard 🤣