PEAVEY REVALVER MK II FREE DOWNLOAD

Cons No phrase training in standalone version. Sound-wise, there's a lot of realistic detail and you get a satisfyingly dynamic playing experience. Those new to amp sims are spoilt for choice. All are solidly usable and easy to put to work quickly either for recording or gigs. Everything can be adjusted easily and you're able to add and take away modules at will, starting with either one of the presets or an empty rack. To go deeper, a simple click on any amp takes you to the Tweak Module GUI, where you can modify valve types, power amps, rectifiers, output transformers and tone stacks. The software comes with a bunch of preset rigs to give you instant sounds.

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If you're a fan of Peavey amps, this is obviously the software for you, but there's plenty for everyone else too, especially with the deep editing facilities. V debuts several new revalfer and effects models and enhancement of the valve model algorithms to offer more realism. Sound-wise, there's a lot of realistic detail and rvealver get a satisfyingly dynamic playing experience.

All are solidly usable and easy to put to work quickly either for recording or gigs.

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The range of effects doesn't veer off into esoteric areas, but covers all the basic meat-and-potatoes stompbox and studio processing types. For more flexibility, if you use VST plug-ins, there's the VST module, which you can insert into your rig for adding any other effects from your hard drive.

The software comes with a bunch of preset rigs to give you instant sounds. V features many changes from before, so is definitely worth a fresh look. Regardless of its name, III. V is the Budda Budwah, the Gate Keeper, a valve-based noise gate, and a modelled version of Peavey's M, tube compressor, which can really enhance the sound of your rig.

Peavey Revalver Mk III.V review

Amps you won't find elsewhere. Everything can be adjusted easily and you're able to add and take away modules at will, starting with either one of the presets or an revakver rack.

V is a step up from version III, and we think it's worth the upgrade price for current users who peaveey to widen their palette. Cons No phrase training in standalone version. Those new to amp sims are spoilt for choice.

If that's you, then definitely consider Revalver - it's a source of no-nonsense, high-quality, playable sounds for recording. V uses a familiar virtual rack interface, into which you can drag and drop amp and effects modules.

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The notion of using stuff from outside Revalver is carried over into setting up your speaker simulation and ambience, as you can import impulse responses in WAV format, but there's already loads of variation available anyway.

What's remarkable about Revalver is that you can tinker with virtual amps at component level, changing virtual valves, transformers and the like. Our Verdict Quality tones in software with plenty of tweakability. Image 1 of 2 The virtual rack is a simple, familiar set-up. Peavey's own amps and this includes Budda - rarely found in rival programs - that provide the most interest.

You can have two complete amp and effects rigs in the rack - one above the other - with a control module to select either, or you can blend the two. Image 2 of 2 The Budda is one of the Peavey amps rarely found in other software. There's improved runtime performance on both the operating system and host level and more besides. To go deeper, a simple click on any amp takes you to the Tweak Module GUI, where you can modify valve types, power amps, rectifiers, output transformers and tone stacks.