Intel ReValver MK III Stereo Amplifier User Manual


 
LoadingtheVSTorAUplug-inintotheDAW
On a Mac, a plug-in in the VST or AU format is automacally located by the host and no acon
needs to be taken for the VST/AU host to nd the ReValver® plug-in. It should be automacally
listed among the available plug-ins aer a rescan.
In Windows, it is possible to install the VST plug-in at any locaon. To make the VST host aware of
this locaon it must manually be pointed to. During the installaon of ReValver, you are given a
choice of locaon to install the VST (separate from the stand-alone version). We recommended
that you install ReValver to a locaon you have already used with the host. Most DAWs provide a
means to list available VST paths.
For example:
Reaper:
Menu: Opons -> Preferences -> Plug-ins -> VST
Press “Add” to browse to the VST path where the ReValver VST is installed. You then press “Rescan
directory.”
When the host recognizes ReValver, you should insert the program on each track that you wish to
use it. This method varies between DAWs.
RecordingtheGuitar
Recording a Guitar is not as easy as it might seem, but it doesn’t have to be dicult. If your Guitar
is not powered by a baery (and very few are), then it is generang an electrical signal which is
not compable with most sound cards.
There are common electrical standards between audio gear, and unfortunately the Guitar falls
completely outside those standards because it is passive. The electrical signal from the Guitar is
the result of the movement of metallic strings over a magnec pickup, and this is rarely accept-
able as an electrical source when you connect it directly to a computer sound card.
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