Two Notes ReVolt Guitar - Sound Demo (no talking)

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[@GuitarUnderground]

As always, you did the best quality tone comparison for this. Thanks for being a tremendous resource to the guitar community.

[@michaelogden5093]

I could listen to that first EQ part all day.

[@ricklachaine5406]

Great video. Thank you for your efforts. I have one of these and, although the cab sim sounds fine for what it is, the Revolt sounds at it’s best turning off internal cab sim and running through Wall Of Sound plugin. Within the plugin you can activate power amp simulation to match specific preamp section. As an example, Marshall amps use EL34 tubes. Combining the British channel of the Revolt with the EL34 power amp simulation and any of the 4x12 cabinets simulations sounds really good and more along the lines of a real Marshall with 4x12 cabinets. I then would use good quality reverb plugins to create ambience rather than the Wall Of Sound reverbs. Alternatively you can use internal cabinet sim on it’s own and use a quality reverb plugin to add a very small room sound to give it he can sim a bit of air. Who am I you might ask, well a nobody, but I’ve been playing guitar since I’m 12 and now still playing at 64. Started playing bars at 17 semi-professionally up until my mid 30’s. I play for my own enjoyment now in my home studio. I have many of the best amp simulator plugins such as Amplitude 5, Neural Cali and ToneKing, Studio Devil Amp Pro, Genome, etc. Although they all sound good, Neural probably the best in my opinion, I much prefer playing through the Revolt Preamp because of zero latency and it feels like playing through an amp. I typically crank up the gain on all channels, back off the volume on guitar for playing rythme and dime the volume back up for playing lead. Same thing as playing a real amp. I generally back off a bit on the treble control on Revolt. Use your ears and creativity and this pedal will reward you.

[@gianlukillo]

How does it take pedals? Nicely?

[@pcity8605]

it also needs an amplifier or enough a cab?

[@GNZLS-uhouho]

It feels like a slightly boomy sound.

[@phenixreturns]

it sounds very good for rhythm guitars= riffs, clean tones but for a lead solo it can not be as good as the ht metal i have both the cab sim does not sound good too try another

[@phenixreturns]

i prefer the ht metal for the lead tone: I sounds better but not for the Clean tones

[@John-e4p1x]

Such a Fail not to have a Vox channel... not everyone plays metal, we dont need a "modern lead"

[@RetningNord]

Sounds compressed and fizzy when distorted. Thanks, but no thanks.

[@phenixreturns]

i have it but I prefer the ht metal it's an amazing pedal