Which is exactly what Eventide did with the H3000 Factory Harmonizer Native plug-in. Surely it was only a matter of time before this groundbreaking New Jersey-based developer delivered some of that revolutionary technology to the wonderful world of plug-ins.
#EVENTIDE H910 HARMONIZER & STEREO ROOM REVERB PROFESSIONAL#
Touted by its creator as being its most powerful effects processor ever, ear-opening specifications like eight channels of 24-bit audio at 44.1 to 96kHz over FireWire appear to bear this out, as attested to by likes of cutting-edge performers such as King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp - who claimed that his professional life could not function without them - and American experimentalist Laurie Anderson, who has apparently owned every Eventide processor since the H910. Today the Harmonizer® legacy lives on in Eventide’s top-of-the-range H8000FW Ultra-Harmonizer EFFECTS SYSTEM, featuring 1800 post-production and music effects preset-algorithms. On a more musical note, Van Halen’s Eddie Van Halen used two H910s slightly detuned with a small delay to help create his trademark guitar sound. Interestingly, its first commercial customer was a New York City television station, who promptly put it to commercial use by downward pitch shifting the audio of I Love Lucy reruns that were sped up to create more room to run commercials!
Indeed, the first production H910 Harmonizer was released in 1975, offering pitch shifting (± 1 octave), delay (up to 112.5 ms), feedback generation, and more digital audio processing besides. Speaking of effects, it’s fair to say that the company’s breakthrough Harmonizer® technology revolutionised the audio industry. Eventide is an audio and broadcast, communications, and avionics company in the United States whose audio division manufacturers digital audio processors and DSP software, and guitar effects.
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