Arturia REV INTENSITY 1.6.0 Mac download

Mix engineers and sound designers use REV INTENSITY when they need a reverb that does more than add space. It is one of Arturia’s algorithmic reverb plug-ins, built to shape the tail as much as the source.

Freeze — holds the reverb tail indefinitely, turning a wash into a pad.

Envelope follower with side-chain — lets the input signal control the reverb amount, so the effect pumps or swells with the track.

Feedback line — adds regeneration that thickens or darkens the tail.

Soft clipping — rounds the reverb’s peaks, keeping dense passages from getting harsh.

Delay modulation — introduces subtle pitch movement, giving the reverb a chorus-like shimmer.

Presets — a broad set covering rooms, halls, and more experimental textures.

Resizable window — scales the interface to fit any screen or workflow.

Integrated tutorials — walk you through the controls inside the plug-in.

Plug-in fails to appear after install

If the plug-in does not show up after install, check your DAW's plug-in scan path. Arturia installs to the standard system VST3 and AU folders on macOS, but some DAWs need a manual rescan. Restart the DAW or trigger a scan from its preferences.

Activation uses the included instructions. If the license does not appear after entering the code, make sure you are online for the initial activation. Offline activation is not covered here, so the online route is the straightforward one.

If the interface looks too large or too small on your screen, use the resizable window. Drag the corner to your preferred size. This does not affect the audio, only the visual layout.

The envelope follower with side-chain requires a side-chain input from your DAW. Route a separate track or a send to the plug-in's side-chain input for the modulation to work.

429 MB, 64-bit, macOS 11+ native

Version 1.6.0 (5460) is a 64-bit build, 429.92 MB on disk. It supports macOS 11 and later on both ARM and x86 64-bit architectures. That covers Intel Macs and Apple Silicon machines from the first Big Sur release onward.

The plug-in is an algorithmic reverb, not a convolution reverb, so its CPU footprint stays light. No large impulse response files to load. It runs as a single instance or across multiple tracks without bogging down the system.

The freeze feature holds the reverb tail indefinitely, which uses some memory for the buffer, but the overall load remains low. The integrated tutorials run inside the plug-in and do not add system-wide overhead.

arturia rev intensity for mac torrent downloads are available on this site for the current build. The installer and activation steps are the same for both architectures, so there is no separate Apple Silicon version to track.

It runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, and the current release is version 1.6.0 (5460), listed for macOS 11 and later.

• Version 1.6.0 (5460) is the listed Mac release for 2024-06-06.

• macOS 11 or later
• Both Intel and Apple Silicon supported
• Interface language: English