Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 is a McDSP convolution reverb plugin built around total impulse response manipulation and a library of production, vintage and acoustic-space responses.
Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 at a glance
| Developer | McDSP |
|---|---|
| Type | Effects / Reverb |
| Formats | VST3, VST2, AU, AAX |
| Operating systems | Windows 7 or later, macOS 10.12 or later |
| Apple Silicon | Native |
| Architecture | 64-bit |
| Copy protection | iLok |
| Hosts named by the developer | Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper, Studio One |
| Free trial | Available |
| Price on Plugin Boutique (October 2026) | €98.18 (regular €356.01) |
What Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 does
The plugin loads impulse responses from a large preset library that includes production reverbs, rare vintage reverbs and acoustic spaces, and it can also build custom impulse responses with its own tools. Two sync-able delay lines, a two-band dedicated reverb EQ and a three-band routable EQ shape the signal around the convolution stage, and reverb decay is split through a crossover network.
Controls are split across several pages, and graphical views cover signal flow, impulse response data, EQ responses and images of the impulse. Mono and stereo versions are both offered, and the developer says the user does not need to wait while the reverb is re-rendered. The plugin is available as VST3, VST2, AU and AAX for Windows and macOS, with native support listed for Apple Silicon and the latest Intel processors, and activation uses iLok with two activations per license or subscription.
Key features
- Total impulse response control. The impulse response can be manipulated in full, with pre-delay that can be set positive or negative for shaping the onset of the reverb.
- Reverb decay crossover network. Decay is divided by a crossover network, so the low and high parts of the tail can be treated differently.
- Two-band reverb EQ and routable EQ. A dedicated two-band EQ works on the reverb itself, and a separate three-band EQ can be routed where it is needed in the chain.
- Sync-able delay lines. Two delay lines can be synced to the host tempo and combined with the convolution output.
- Custom impulse response tools. Built-in tools create custom impulse responses for spaces that are not in the library.
- Repack, .rar and .iso builds. Repacks circulate as .rar and .iso archives, and the torrent and magnet link copies usually carry the same file set.
Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 compared with similar plugins
IR-L Convolution Reverb from Waves is a VST2, AU and AAX plugin for Windows and macOS, without VST3. Paragon ST from NUGEN Audio comes as VST3, AU and AAX for the same two systems, and Fog Convolver 2 from AudioThing is offered in VST3, VST2, AU, AAX and CLAP and also runs on Linux.
| Plugin | Developer | Type | Formats | Systems | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 | McDSP | Reverb | VST3, VST2, AU, AAX | Windows, macOS | €98.18 (regular €356.01) |
| IR-L Convolution Reverb | Waves | Reverb | VST2, AU, AAX | Windows, macOS | €37.69 (regular €142.80) |
| IR-Live Convolution Reverb | Waves | Reverb | VST2, AU, AAX | Windows, macOS | €37.69 (regular €142.80) |
| Paragon ST | NUGEN Audio | Reverb | VST3, AU, AAX | Windows, macOS | €292.54 |
| Fog Convolver 2 | AudioThing | Reverb | VST3, VST2, AU, AAX, CLAP | Windows, macOS, Linux | €68.43 |
Price and availability
Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 was listed on Plugin Boutique in October 2026 at €98.18, reduced from €356.01. A free trial is offered. Prices change often, so the store page shows the current one.
Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 FAQ
Does Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7 run on Apple Silicon Macs?
Yes. Native support for Apple Silicon is listed, along with the latest Intel processors, on macOS 10.12 or higher.
Is there a working serial key or keygen for Revolver Convolution Reverb Native v7?
Serial key and keygen searches are common for this name, and the iLok bypass or iLok emulator is the usual route in those queries.