Intel ReValver MK III manual Stomp boxes / pedals

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Stomp boxes / pedals

A module from this category is usually placed before an amp module. They are designed to shape the sound before it is colored by the amp.

Module name = OverDriver

Description = This stomp box is wired somewhat like a Guitar amp, in that it uses 3 stages of diode distortion. The “Turbo” acts like a “Master,” adding some extra gain before the last stage. This stomp box could be used to drive a speaker by itself.

Module name = Chorus CS-1

Description = This is a versatile stereo chorus with adjustable speed and modulation depth, stereo­ width, feedback, delay and 3 individually adjustable filter bands on the wet signal. A chorus can be used to enrich the sound.

Module name = ACS-CS1 compressor

Description = This compressor is used to even out the volume so that the lower levels do not com­pletely disappear, making the soft sounds louder and the loud sounds softer and adding a certain sustain.

Module name = ACS-LM3 limiter

Description = A limiter is a specially tailored dynamics compressor. This particular limiter com­ presses the sound a factor 50:1 over the given threshold. It will stop sounds or transients over this threshold, limiting the output volume.

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Contents Doc revision Table of contents Mac Compatibility issuesLoading the VST or AU plug-in into the DAW Recording the GuitarConnecting the Guitar to the sound card Page Word about latency Recording the Guitar with or without effects? Using 16 bit or 24 bit sampling?Using 44.1/48kHz, 96kHz or higher? Title module Presets and banksToggling between mono and stereo Quality modesSelecting modules Moving modulesComplete amps ModulesPage Page Module name = Basic Page Page Preamplifiers Page Page Module name = Peavey ValveKing power amp Power amplifiersPage Page Stomp boxes / pedals Page Module name = The Sher’ff Page Page Speakers / cabinets General effects Page Page Page Miscellaneous utilities Page Page Tweaking modules Page Page Tube Tweak GUI Page Page Plug-in automation Midi control and automationPlug-in automation parameters Are the amps in ReValver MK III modeled after real amps? Finding a great sound FAQHow much does the sound of the Guitar matter? What about the presence controls?Copyrights Licensing and copy protection

ReValver MK III specifications

The Intel ReValver MK III is an advanced modeling guitar amplifier software that has captivated musicians since its inception. With a blend of cutting-edge technology and an intuitive interface, it allows guitarists to create an endless range of tones, capturing the essence of classic and modern amplifiers with precision and fidelity.

One of the key features of the ReValver MK III is its extensive library of amplifier models. Users have access to a wide variety of iconic amplifiers from different eras, each modeled with meticulous attention to detail. This includes everything from vintage tube amps to high-gain modern monsters, providing musicians with a versatile toolkit for crafting their unique sound.

The technology behind ReValver MK III is revolutionary, utilizing a proprietary modeling technique known as "Instrument Modeling Technology." This approach captures not only the sound of the amplifiers but also the way they interact with different environments and speaker configurations. Musicians can select various cabinet simulations and microphones, allowing for realistic recording setups right from their computers. This feature is essential for guitarists wanting to achieve studio-quality tones without the need for physical gear.

Another standout characteristic is the pedalboard feature. ReValver MK III includes a comprehensive selection of effects pedals, allowing users to chain together distortion, delay, reverb, and more. This enables guitarists to replicate their favorite sounds from famous recordings or experiment with new ones. The flexibility to customize effects and order within the chain means that players can take full control over their sonic palette.

The user interface of ReValver MK III is designed to be both powerful and user-friendly. It offers a visual representation of the signal chain, making it easy to drag and drop components, tweak settings, and instantly hear the results. Additionally, the software supports various input methods, including MIDI controllers, ensuring that players can interact with the software in a way that suits their playing style.

ReValver MK III also stands out for its advanced performance capabilities. With low latency processing and high-quality audio output, it seamlessly integrates into both live performance and studio recording setups. The software is compatible with various digital audio workstations, making it a flexible choice for musicians.

In conclusion, the Intel ReValver MK III is a groundbreaking software solution that merges sophisticated modeling technology with practical user features. Its extensive range of amplifiers and effects, combined with a flexible interface and performance capabilities, make it an indispensable tool for guitarists seeking to expand their sound without the burden of traditional equipment. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an aspiring musician, ReValver MK III promises to elevate your guitar playing experience.
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