Maker
Eventide
American studio effects and harmonizer maker
Eventide is an American manufacturer of professional audio effects processors, founded in 1971 in New York. The company is best known for its Harmonizer series of pitch-shifting and multi-effects units, which became essential studio tools. Eventide processors have been used on countless major recordings and remain in production and active development.
Models
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Eventide H3000
Recording equipment · United States
The Eventide H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer is a digital multi-effects processor introduced in 1987, offering pitch shifting, harmonizing, reverb, flanging, chorus, and other effects in a single 1U rackmount unit. It became a go-to studio effects processor during the late 1980s and 1990s for its unique-sounding pitch algorithms and versatile preset library. The H3000 is widely cited as influential on the sound of recordings from its era.
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Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer
Effects pedal · United States
A multi-effects stompbox preloaded with the full set of Eventide algorithms from Space, TimeFactor, PitchFactor, and ModFactor plus additional effects, covering reverb, delay, modulation, pitch-shifting, and harmonizer sounds with stereo I/O and MIDI.
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Eventide Blackhole
Effects pedal · United States
A reverb pedal that creates vast, otherworldly ambience with modulation built into the reverb structure, a Gravity control for normal or inverse decay, Lo/Hi/Q tone shaping, presets, and MIDI.
Sources
Categories
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Studio Processors
Outboard compressors, limiters, equalizers, and related recording processors.
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Effects pedals
Guitar and bass effects — overdrive, distortion, fuzz, delay, reverb, modulation, and more, in pedal, rack, and multi-effects formats.
Representative model
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Eventide H3000
Recording equipment · United States
The Eventide H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer is a digital multi-effects processor introduced in 1987, offering pitch shifting, harmonizing, reverb, flanging, chorus, and other effects in a single 1U rackmount unit. It became a go-to studio effects processor during the late 1980s and 1990s for its unique-sounding pitch algorithms and versatile preset library. The H3000 is widely cited as influential on the sound of recordings from its era.