What does the Eventide Ultra Harmonizer do?
The H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer® is a family or products based around a multi-purpose programmable, digital audio signal processor. The H3000 is capable of creating effects ranging from full stereo pitch changes, delays, reverbs, and more.
Are Eventide plugins good?
The Eventide Blackhole plugin has quickly become my favorite reverb of all time and I’ve tried and used more than I can list here. Infinite possibilities and complexity, easy to use and simply sounds amazing, especially when recording ambient style music. This is a must have!
Who used Eventide H3000?
700–747: Steve Vai used the H3000 so prolifically that the H3000S and later models included an entire bank of presets authored by the guitarist.
What eventide did Eddie Van Halen use?
Eddie Van Halen created his signature guitar sound by running two H910s, each slightly detuned with a short delay, which came to be known as the “twin Harmonizer effect.”
Who used Eventide Harmonizer?
Another popular application was to use two H910s slightly detuned with a small delay. Notable users of this twin Harmonizer effect included Eddie Van Halen, who used it for his trademark guitar sound, and Tom Lord-Alge, who used it for the vocals on the hit Steve Winwood song “Back in the High Life Again” (1986).
What type of compressor is the Omnipressor?
Omnipressor is a compressor and expander/gate dynamics plug-in that goes about the business of compression in a very aggressive and shouty way. If you are looking for a subtle transparent compression then look somewhere else, if you want a compressor with bags of pump, depth and character then look no further.
When did the Eventide H3000 come out?
1986
Eventide originally released the H3000 hardware unit in 1986.
How do I use Eventide Omnipressor?
Eventide Omnipressor Plug-in Overview and Demo – YouTube
Where are Eventide products made?
Eventide was one of the first companies to manufacture digital audio processors, and its products are mainstays in sound recording and reproduction, post production, and broadcast studios.
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Eventide, Inc.
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| Headquarters | Little Ferry, New Jersey |