
ToneTwin: Guitar Tone Match
Amp & Pedal Settings for Songs
About
Recreate the exact guitar tones from your favorite songs using your existing gear. The app analyzes original recordings to provide precise settings for your guitar, amp, and pedals, helping you achieve authentic sounds quickly.
What's New in ToneTwin
2.0.2
September 15, 2026
Bug fixes and stability improvements. Fixed notifications for completed tone matches.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
ToneTwin Pro
Unlimited gear-matched tone settings for any song.
FAQ
What is ToneTwin?
ToneTwin helps you nail the guitar tone of any song using the gear you already own. It researches original song recordings and translates them into concrete settings for your guitar, amp, and pedals.
How does ToneTwin work?
You tell ToneTwin about your guitar, amp, and pedals. Then, search for any song, pick a section, and get original rig breakdowns with settings re-voiced for your specific gear.
Does ToneTwin work with my existing amp and pedals?
Yes, ToneTwin is designed to work with the amp in your room and your physical pedals. It provides settings for your hands to dial in, rather than relying on modeling or impulse responses.
What if I don't own a specific effect used in a song?
If an effect is essential and you don't own it, ToneTwin will name it, explain its importance, suggest affordable alternatives, and provide the closest amp-only workaround.
Can I save the tones I match?
Yes, every tone you match is saved to your library along with the rig you used. This allows you to easily recall and dial in any song's tone again.
What is ToneTwin Pro?
ToneTwin Pro unlocks unlimited tone matches and song research. Subscriptions renew automatically but can be cancelled anytime in the app's settings.
What are the subscription options for ToneTwin Pro?
ToneTwin Pro offers monthly subscriptions for $15.99 and yearly subscriptions for $19.99. There is also a yearly option for $59.99 which includes a 3-day free trial.
Is ToneTwin suitable for beginners?
Yes, ToneTwin is built for guitarists of every level. Beginners can stop guessing about gain and EQ settings and learn to achieve sounds that match the record.



