New Revelation Reverb

Overview, Features, and how to use the New Revelation Reverb

Basic overview and features of the New Revelation Reverb

Introducing the New & Enhanced Revelation Reverb. The Revelation Reverb is engineered with s...

The New Revelation has 6 studio grade algorithms to choose from. Below details the sounds for eac...

How to use the New Revelation Reverb

To enter the Global Settings, hold down the Bypass switch when power is first applied to the peda...

Power the New Revelation with a 9v DC negative tip power supply, one that is capable of handling ...

Saving a preset is simple and quick. Cue up the current preset location you’d like to save a pres...

Library of MIDI commands and how to program your New Revelation.

Midi communication to the New Revelation conforms to the specification for TRS to Midi adapters i...

From the factory the New Revelation is set to receive Midi messages on Midi channel 1, however th...

You have two options for creating presets. The first option is to use a "smart" midi controller (...

Receiving PC messages will recall the onboard presets stored within the New Revelation. PC #0 ...

Receiving CC messages will control the individual controls, knobs, and switches of the New Revela...

Frequently asked questions

The New Revelation requires a 9 volt DC negative tip power supply that is rated for at least 300m...

The New Revelation can store up to 127 presets on the pedal. The first six presets can be created...

The New Revelation can be used with any board/setup including mono, stereo, or stereo inputs with...

When switching between modes (Live or Preset) or switching between presets, the pedal automatical...

Most often, noise issues are related to the power supply feeding the New Revelation. The first th...

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