McDSP Revolver 1.0
Oct 4, 2005 8:00 AM, By Mix Editors
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McDSP has announced Revolver 1.0, a convolution reverb that provides total impulse response sculpt-ability, dedicated and routable EQ, two syncable delay lines, and specialized stereo imaging.
With hundreds of sounds from out-of-production reverbs and acoustic spaces, any acoustic space, outboard gear, or signal path can be modeled with Revolver and the Revolver analysis tools.
The Revolver plug-In uses convolution to extract and replicate acoustic spaces and other equipment. It has two bands of dedicated shelving EQ and three additional bands of routable EQ. Its routing system has eighteen different possible EQ insert combinations and two programmable delay lines with five different possible insert combinations. The delay lines are each three seconds long and can be panned and synced to MIDI beat clock independently for a variety of tempo-based effects. Additionally, all parameter adjustments are heard immediately, and the outputs are not muted during any control updates.
Revolver is expected to ship in November 2005, and will be available for $495 (USD), RTAS/AudioSuite Mac Only. Revolver LE is only available in the McDSP Project Studio bundle.
Visit www.mcdsp.com for more information.
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