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I would say it's dead.

Peavey doesn't own Revalver anymore, and AMR doesn't seem to be doing anything with it either, in terms of new development.

A year later and still no updates to the software and no forums on the AMR page... I guess Revalver is no one's priority anymore.

It looks like regardless of the AMR takeover, Revalver is still in software purgatory with no end in sight.

passed the 3 year mark now...is there any end in sight?

Peavey is going to be hitting the "3 years" mark without a single update to ReValver... sad indeed.

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As with any DAW, they won't hear the ReValver sounds (or any other effects they may not have), just the clean, dry sound of the recorded guitar. You will have to "print" the track to a new audio file that contains all of the effects that are applied to the track.

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I don't know about anyone else, but I have basically moved on to the other products.

In honor of the fact that this board has gone virtually silent and is near death due to the lack of communication from Peavey...enjoy this amazing video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3By4DZyTNM

Rather than just abandon it, I wish they would at least donate it to the public domain so worldwide developers could carry it forward. Something like the way Reaper is constantly updated.

...I guess we all have our answer...

The last updated version of Revalver came out on August 30th, 2016 (160830)...?

So what's going on guys? Are we ever going to see some enhancements to this product again?

Are you able to increase the size of your display resolution to something larger? That might give you room to reach the button. You could also try this, if all you need is to move the window around to reach the button. To move a dialog using just the keyboard: - Hold down the ALT key. - Press SPACEB...

Anyhow, what is your motivation for changing the current tube? Mostly I just like to tinker, but it seems to me that nearly every budget tube amp that I have purchased has a large contingent of discussions about upgrading stock tubes and/or stock speakers (if a combo) for improved results. I assume...