Headrush Flex Prime

Yeah, they call it Revalver, and they included old models when they launched the Prime/Core.

But the cloning had nothing to do with the original Revalver, AFAIK.

Direct quote from the Revalver 5.1 page that points to that link:
If you just want to demo ReValver and Revalver Amp Cloner demo, you still get ReValver free! Whether you are on PC or Mac, whether you want to use the ReValver stand-alone version or the VST/AAX/AU plugin in your favorite DAW, it'll cost you nothing. The ReValver demo ships with world-class guitar amp, stomp, effect, and proprietary ACT (Audio Cloning Technology)™ instrument models - maybe all you will ever need.
That reads to me that you will be able to sample some of the clones and or the cloner process itself via the free version in some limited capacity. This is directly pasted from the main page talking about all the new Headrushy ‘goodness’: https://revalver.headrushfx.com/

It also calls their technology ‘ACT Gen II’; ACT is the name of PVs terrible original tech.
 
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Direct quote from the Revalver 5.1 page that points to that link:
I think I don't follow you.

Yeah, they bought Revalver, and all of that.

And they have developed that SuperClone thing, which is present in the plugin (I guess it's the excuse for selling the flexprime and allow users to capture amps).

What I'm saying is that I don't think their cloning and SuperClone features have anything to do with that ancient Revalver tech.

And for what I've seen, they sound totally different too.

I also think the cloning sounded worse than Cortex, Kemper, ToneX and whatnot. Don't know if 4.0 changed anything... Just saying I'm curious.
 
I think I don't follow you.

Yeah, they bought Revalver, and all of that.

And they have developed that SuperClone thing, which is present in the plugin (I guess it's the excuse for selling the flexprime and allow users to capture amps).

What I'm saying is that I don't think their cloning and SuperClone features have anything to do with that ancient Revalver tech.

And for what I've seen, they sound totally different too.

I also think the cloning sounded worse than Cortex, Kemper, ToneX and whatnot. Don't know if 4.0 changed anything... Just saying I'm curious.
Again from their site own site:
ACT (AUDIO CLONING TECHNOLOGY)™ GEN II
Our proprietary ACT (Audio Cloning Technology)™ not only takes ReValver's cabinet modeling and EQ matching to the next level, but it also allows the user to mold and shape the sound of the guitar itself, cloning the sound and characteristics of other instruments, such as acoustics, folk instruments, and even other electric guitar and pickup combinations. ACT Gen II brings the power of amp clones and SuperClones to the ACT system.

ACT I is basically an EQ matching technology. We’ll see but that does not give one much hope. LOL.
 
I think the ”take a poo” at the brands is quite evenly pooed around here compared to other poo forums. Maybe fractal gets a better ass wiping treatment than other brands here. But there’s pooing on fractal to, impressively by fractal users around here that really likes Fractal. So while HR might get slightly more poo… I think we should be positive about the fair amount of evenly distributed poo on this forum.
And I like that we can poo on brands here yet have fun discussions about the poo. And poo with their reps to. The reps seem to take our pooing pretty well. If you poop in the wrong place on tgp… the forums members will jump over you. We don’t do that here I believe. We embrace each others poo. And we should. After all. Most of the discussions we have is actually poo compared to actuall guitar playing.

You all are poo!!!!
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This post isn't for the haters, I think we know you hate Headrush.

For the folks interested in the new stuff in the firmware this is a good video with some of the features. Little to no gaps for most switching. Still no clue on the latency.

 
This post isn't for the haters, I think we know you hate Headrush.

For the folks interested in the new stuff in the firmware this is a good video with some of the features. Little to no gaps for most switching. Still no clue on the latency.


I am genuinely curious. The latency thing is a big deal and I would like to know
if they have found a way to reduce what it was with the Prime. :idk
 
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