Seeking the ultimate fly rig? Combine ReVolt Guitar or ReVolt Bass and OPUS to discover a world of next-generation virtual cabinet emulation fused with sublime analog warmth. Together they offer virtually unlimited tonal possibilities, all packed in a made-to-move, pedalboard friendly format. Better yet, with ReVolt’s MIDI output, it is possible to send MIDI messages to OPUS for seamless integration of the two systems.
With each press on a ReVolt’s footswitch, a Program Change (PC) MIDI message is sent out of the MIDI OUT output. Connecting a TRS to TRS mini (3.5mm - 1/8-inch) jack cable from ReVolt’s MIDI OUT to OPUS’s MIDI IN permits preset changes within OPUS’s architecture.
The following details the factory default sequence for ReVolt Guitar:
The following details the factory default sequence for ReVolt Bass:
It is possible to change the starting point of the first PC message sent by ReVolt - the other PC messages will commence sequentially post the designated starting point (i.e. the following 6 for ReVolt Guitar and following 4 for ReVolt Bass). For example with ReVolt Guitar, if you wish to start the sequence at PC #12, all the MIDI messages sent by ReVolt Guitar will range from PC #12 to PC #18.
To change the starting point PC Message for either ReVolt Guitar or ReVolt Bass, follow these steps:
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