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Description
Discover the transformative power of the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor, a staple in professional studios around the globe. This versatile signal processor is renowned for its ability to create lush, complex harmonies and a wide array of otherworldly effects, making it a favorite among musicians and producers alike. Its cutting-edge digital processing technology allows you to explore a vast sonic palette, from pitch shifting and delay to reverb and modulation.
The H3000 is equipped with a user-friendly interface, featuring intuitive controls and a comprehensive display that make it easy to navigate its extensive library of presets and algorithms. Musicians appreciate the proprietary pitch-shifting algorithms that set the H3000 apart, offering unparalleled accuracy and creative possibilities. Whether you’re looking to add subtle enhancement to your mix or completely transform your sound, the H3000 delivers with precision and clarity.
Designed for both live and studio environments, the H3000 is built to withstand the rigors of the road while maintaining studio-grade sound quality. Its flexibility allows it to integrate seamlessly with existing setups, providing endless opportunities for customization and experimentation.
Key Features:
- Industry-leading pitch-shifting algorithms
- Extensive library of presets and effects
- User-friendly interface with intuitive controls
- High-quality digital processing for clear, professional sound
- Versatile for both live performance and studio recording
- Comprehensive modulation, delay, and reverb effects
- Legendary build quality for durability and reliability
Product specs
| Brand | Eventide |
| Model | H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 1980s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Multi-Effect |
FAQs
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What types of effects can the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer produce?
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The Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer is renowned for its extensive range of effects, including pitch shifting, delay, reverb, modulation, and filtering, making it a versatile tool for both studio and live settings.
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Is the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer is highly regarded for live performances due to its robust build and ability to deliver high-quality effects in real-time.
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How does the pitch shifting feature of the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer enhance recordings?
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The pitch shifting feature of the H3000 allows precise control over pitch effects, enabling creative harmonization and detuning, which can add depth and character to recordings.
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Can the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer be integrated into a modern digital audio workstation?
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While the H3000 is a vintage unit, it can be integrated into modern DAWs via appropriate audio interfaces, allowing users to leverage its classic effects in contemporary production environments.
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What makes the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer a sought-after piece of equipment?
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The Eventide H3000 is sought after for its iconic sound quality, flexibility in effect processing, and historical significance in shaping the sound of countless hit records across various genres.
Videos
Michael Nielsen - Big Hairy Guitars
EVENTIDE H3000 playthrough
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor.
Setup and maintenance
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Beamish Electronics in Cleveland comes highly recommended for servicing Eventide H3000, known for expertise in restoring vintage gear.
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Replacing relays might be necessary for maintenance; seeking specialized repair shops like Beamish Electronics is advised.
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For stereo implementation, integrating with an additional cabinet enhances the H3000's effects, particularly for radically different delay times and pitch shifting.
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Features and functionality
Use cases and applications
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Noted for being particularly effective on guitars, often used via hardware send during tracking to enhance timing and groove.
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Some guitarists integrate the H3000 into live rigs, typically in an effects loop, to leverage its real-time processing capabilities.
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The H3000 excels in stereo setups, with effects like micropitch detune providing space and dimension that are less impactful in mono.
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Comparisons
Software and compatibility
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The H3000's algorithms, like "Ultratap" and "Reverse Crystals," have inspired modern effects such as those in the H9 and Strymon "Ice."
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Critic Reviews
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Based on 1 Review and 7 Ratings
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It's Angelic
Like staring into a nebula while a gas giant is going supernova off to your left. And a new galaxy is being created from the clash of two black holes that will bring new life to the universe. A chorus of Angels singing to let the universe know that perfection has been achieved.
All you posers with your other multi-effects processors just can't hang. Just kidding! I love and respect each and every one of you reading this. But seriously, save up and get one of these. I want a second or third one.
Artist usage
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Billie Joe Armstrong, of Green Day, owns an Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor, as listed on Reverb.
During the 1988 David Lee Roth and 1990 Whitesnake world tours, Vai used this harmonizer as part of his offstage effects rack.
In this undated image of Eno in his then-studio, an H3000 rack unit is visible behind him (it's the bottom unit on the rack just over his right shoulder).
In the Motley Crue Gear Guide by Lee Glynn on Pmtonline, Mick Mars is noted for using the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor.
Tom Rowlands, of Chemical Brothers fame, working in his studio. Just check out the complete list of this synthesizer nerd … an instant daydream … and also explains the original sounds on their records!
James uses an Eventide H3000 Harmonizer live. It is the effect they used live on The End Is The Beginning Is The End for the super high squeely notes. It was the first "intelligent"/diatonic pitch-shifter ever when it came out in 1986.
Used on the organ for "Take Me to Church", stated by mix engineer Rob Kirwan in this March 2015 Sound on Sound interview.
Guitars & keyboards: TL Labs TL Aggro, Avid Trim, Waves Puigtech EQP1A, Eventide H3000, Focusrite Red EQ & Audio Ease Altiverb.
“Below the ‘Kit Plate’ aux track are four organ tracks. The top two were recorded through an amplifier via my 57 and Delta mics, and below that is a distorted organ track, with the Trillium Lane Labs TL Aggro compression plug–in on it and a Pultec EQ. The ‘Organ 3000’ track is probably me putting one of Andrew’s Logic organs through my Eventide H3000. Further down are six guitar tracks without any treatments — the ‘T’ on one of them is a Trim — and below that are the piano tracks, some of which are again heavily edited. Andrew wasn’t as good yet at playing the piano. He’s very good now, though! I got him to do the left hand separately, which are the ‘New Piano’ tracks. I once again had the Focusrite Red EQ plug–in on the piano, and there’s a ‘Piano Verb’ aux track, which also has the Wendy Carlos EMT plate from Altiverb, just with a different pre–delay. In general I like to create a sense of everything coming from the same space, so the Wendy Carlos plate is on many things in this song. There’s more piano below that, again with just Focusrite EQ. In all there’s a lot of piano, it was one of the most important elements of the song.”
DJ Premier is associated with the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor, as listed in the equipment inventory of D&D Studios. This connection is detailed in the Gearslutz discussion titled "909 in Premier's studio?"
Album Usage
The Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor has been featured on the following albums:
Head of Roses
Flock of Dimes (2021)
Satellite
Sergey Golovin (2019)
Soldier 2 Soldier
Outlawz & 2Pac & Makaveli & dead prez (2015)
Take Me to Church EP
Hozier (2013)
The Fall
Norah Jones (2009)
Dynamite
Jamiroquai (2005)
World Beaters
EC8OR (1998)
All Eyez On Me
2Pac & Makaveli (1996)
Hybrid
Michael Brook (1985)
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