1. H910 Harmonizer Plugin

Many of the plugins that you need come with DAW, but to define your own sound, you want more. And here the question arises of how you can distinguish your tracks from others. Eventide Ensemble is the answer.
Eventide Plugins give you the ability to create any sound for your tracks and open the door to create new sounds that you have never heard before. Our plugins recreate the sounds that defined classic recordings by famous producers, engineers and artists such as Dave Pensado, George Massenburg, Tony Visconti, Steve Vai, Jimmy Page, Frank Zappa, Eddie Van Halen and others.
Since 1971, Eventide has been at the forefront of audio technology. Our first Instant Phaser and Instant Flanger products were groundbreaking. You can hear these early EVENTIDE effects on Led Zeppelin in “Kashmir” and “Ashes to Ashes” by David Bowie and hundreds of other classic recordings. In 1976, we began the digital audio revolution with the world’s first H910 Harmonizer digital effects box, which is still used on countless recordings to this day. And in the 80s and 90s, the H3000 Harmonizer was present in racks in almost all the major recording studios in the world. Eventide’s Ensemble includes emulation of these legendary instruments plus classic equalizers, compressors, dynamic processors, delays, reverbs, and pitch changes.
EVENTIDE plugins sound the same as original equipment. And when we say that our plugins are precisely recreated, this is the case … In order to truly experience the unique sound of classic instruments, plug-ins must be carefully designed to accurately simulate the nuances of the original analog and digital circuits. These plugins are not emulations created by third parties, but the property of Eventide.

The H910 Harmonizer was the world’s first digital effects processor. With its unique combinations of pitch shifting, modulation and delay, the H910 can be heard on countless ground-breaking works by artists from AC/DC to David Bowie and more. Eventide H910 is available to purchase from the T+S store. Newest Free Plugins 3.3k Best Free Plugins 2.9k Best Free Instrument Plugins 1.3k Free Synth Plugins 457 Best Free Effect Plugins 1.6k Best Free Guitar Effect Plugins 51 Free Reverb Plugins 104 Free EQ Plugins 136 Free Plugins Host 100 Free Kontakt Instruments & Libraries 204 Best Free Drum VIs 115. Considered the world’s first digital signal processor, the H910 Harmonizer arrived in 1975. Its pitch correction range was limited, and it could level audible artifacts with even modest adjustments, but when there was no re-recording alternative, the Eventide could be a lifesaver.

H910 Harmonizer Plugin

The Glitch Is Back! In 1975, studio engineers were introduced to the world's first digital effects processor - the Eventide H910 Harmonizer. The H910 sounded like no other piece of outboard, and it went on to achieve legendary status, adding its juicy signature girth and grit to countless groundbreaking recordings by artists as diverse as David Bowie, Frank Zappa, and AC/DC.