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Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin

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Step into the world of iconic sound with the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin, a digital homage to the pioneering hardware that transformed music production in the 1970s. Offering a faithful emulation of the original H910, this plugin combines classic charm with modern flexibility, allowing artists to explore new sonic landscapes. Whether you’re looking to add subtle pitch shifts or want to dive into the realm of experimental sound design, the H910 delivers with precision.

Harness the power of real-time pitch changes and harmonization via MIDI, enabling seamless integration into your digital audio workstation. With its envelope follower, the plugin provides dynamic pitch control, offering a wide range of effects from gentle modulation to the signature "glitching" effect that made the original famous. For those seeking more complexity, the H910 dual mode allows for stereo effects with two parallel units, expanding your creative possibilities. The delay function ranges from slapback echoes to feedback chaos, perfect for adding depth and texture to your tracks.

Designed with musicians in mind, the H910 Harmonizer Plugin is a must-have tool for anyone looking to capture the essence of vintage sound while enjoying the conveniences of modern music software.

Key Features:

Emulation of the legendary H910 hardware device from the 1970s
Real-time pitch change and harmonization via MIDI
Envelope follower for dynamic pitch control
Anti-Feedback modulation for subtle to dramatic effects
Optional "glitching" effect of the original hardware
Delay function for a range of effects from slapback to feedback chaos
H910 dual mode with two parallel units for stereo effects

Product specs

Available since	October 2016
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Delay	Yes
Dynamics	No
Effect Filter	No
Encoder/Decoder	No
Equalizer	No
Guitar amps/-effects	No
Channel Strip	No
Metering / Analysis / Correction	No
Modulation Effects	No
Multieffect / Plugin-Host	No
Overdrive/Distortion	No
Preamp / Saturation	No
Psychoacoustic tool / Enhancer / Exciter	No
Restauration	No
Reverb	No
Special FX	No
Summer / Mixing Consoles	No
Tape Simulation	No
Pitch Shifter / Harmonizer / Timestretching	Yes
Transient Processing	No
Vocoder / Vocal effect	No
Mastering Tools	No
Hardware Controller	No
Download	1

FAQs

What does the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin do?: The Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin offers pitch shifting, delay, and modulation effects, recreating the iconic sounds of the original H910 hardware, known for its unique doubling and thickening capabilities.
Is the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin suitable for vocals?: Yes, the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin is ideal for vocals, offering pitch shifting to create harmonies and add depth, enhancing vocal tracks with its classic doubling effect.
Can the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin be used in stereo?: Yes, the plugin supports stereo operation, allowing for cross-unit feedback that creates complex pitch modulations by shifting the signal up and down continuously.
Does the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin work with modern DAWs?: The Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin is compatible with most modern DAWs, allowing seamless integration into your digital audio workstation for enhanced production capabilities.
What makes the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin different from other pitch shifters?: The Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin stands out for its historical significance as the first digital effects unit, its unique ability to recreate the sound of two H910 units in parallel, and its iconic pitch modulation effects.

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H910 Harmonizer® Plug-in Overview

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H910 Harmonizer® Plug-in Preset Demo

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What makes the Eventide H910 Harmonizer® plug-in so special?

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PROS

Emulates classic hardware with authenticity and warmth
Versatile for various music genres: pop, rock, RnB, funk
Excels in enhancing vocals and snare drums
Adds unique Eventide sound to instruments like guitars and synths
Offers both subtle and extreme sound manipulation
Compatible with popular DAWs like Logic Pro and Garageband
Provides a nostalgic experience reminiscent of analog days
Recommended for creating a special quality in songs

CONS

Lacks a "MIX" knob for blending effects
Complexity might overwhelm users unfamiliar with similar gear

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin.

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The H910 plugin is noted for its unique lo-fi "glitching" effect and primitive converters, distinguishing it from the H3000 Factory, despite overlapping features.
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Use cases and applications

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The dual version creates a stereo effect by pitching vocals slightly up and down, enhancing presence and clarity in mixes.
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The H910 excels when processing individual sources like snare, bass, guitars, synth, and vocals, rather than on a full mix bus.
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The H910 plugin is effective for creating distinct alien and robot voices in audio dramas, demonstrating its versatility beyond conventional vocal processing.
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Features and functionality

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The H910 plugin aims to replicate a 'vintage era' sound, offering a specific character not found in modern, cleaner pitch shifters.
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The plugin emulates the hardware's signature pitch glitch, where pitch can shift randomly by .01 or 2 semitones, maintaining the unit's quirky charm.
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Users utilize the H910 to "thicken" human voices without pitch shifting, adding depth and presence without altering pitch, useful in audio drama production.
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Value and pricing

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The plugin is available at various price points, with the lowest reported price being $42 with a discount code.
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The plugin can often be purchased at a reduced price during Eventide's frequent sales, making it more accessible for budget-conscious buyers.
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User experience

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Users appreciate the plugin for its ability to add life and depth to vocals, making them stand out in a mix.
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Owners enjoy the plugin for its ability to recreate the vintage sound, especially when paired with era-appropriate music for an authentic experience.
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The original hardware's pitch glitch, visible in video demonstrations, is faithfully replicated in the plugin, adding to its authenticity factor.
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xaqary

5454

over 9 years ago

Bet your ass I got this fella...

I was blessed to work in a studio with 2 of these AND... I had no clue what to do with them. Thank god I had a haggard, bitter, miserable, pale, lonely, husk of a man as the lead engineer (that's a list of qualifications to be a lead engineer, not an arbitrary list) to tutor me in HOLY SHIT THIS MAGIC BOX!! I've seen loads of "90ish%" plug ins modeling...and that rules. I'd NEVER have that expansive a budget to afford the real deal (X 2?) but this is an excellent pass at the impossible. Climate could effect the hardware for fucks sake! You can't cover that in a plugin, but the best parts are covered (so was our climate control most of the time with the hardware) but yeah- tons of fun. Please comment on your favorite application of this guy. Always wanna know more!

jimmarchi1

40997

9 years ago over 9 years ago

I don't know that 'lonely' is required, but you got the other ones dead on. Lets face it, even non-Caucasian Recording Engineers are pale by the standards of their ethnicity... if you get out in the sun enugh to look remotely healthy then you are not making many records.

jimmarchi1

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9 years ago over 9 years ago

oh, best application for one of these? hmmm, well, one can enver go wrong putting it ahead of a reverb on an effects send.... actually creating a weird, ghostly harmony that's not 100%in tune with every harmony played by the isntruments can work wonders and there's always the U2 shimmer verb, riding the fader as needed to add ethereal bazinga in some songs... and of course the harmonized drums send is fun too... a little expansion first, then the eventide set to taste, maybe a lexicon reverb with a fast decay set 50/50, tempo sync a delay to an 8th or 16th note (give or take) and kill the dry signal and then gate hard! Pulsing harmonic 'after drums' -- or ditch the reverb and try it with room mics on a kit recorded in a big room. Not appropriate for every type of music, but a fun application of any harmonizer really, but the buggy nature of the original 910 and the old AMS units (which I like a lot too, what a weird sound to that pitch shifting) really do the business in this application. I wish I had bought an old AMS when they were uncool.... the Yamaha SPX90 can do a close approximation, but its not quite as musical in its bitty-gritty pitch shifting.

xaqary

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9 years ago over 9 years ago

The AMS! God I loved that thing when I had access to the hardware & it was the 1st plug in I got from Universal Audio soon as I got their hardware. Think this was maybe 3rd...for that matter the Lexicon was definitely top/first 5 (got a bundle during their Holiday Sale).

xaqary

5454

9 years ago over 9 years ago

"Lonely" is in there because my girlfriend & now Wife refers to those years as the "I didn't get laid enough years". As in, "don't ever do that to me again you bastard". I caught me a good one.

jimmarchi1

40997

9 years ago over 9 years ago

when I was still married I kept my musical endeavors to a minimum to avoid wife snark about that issue (as well as financial issues... for some reason she thought an extra dresser we couldn't fit in our house was a better way to spend a grand than on a moog... as if she never frivolously dropped a grand on her own bad habits, none of which had resale value in a pinch)

xaqary

5454

9 years ago over 9 years ago

Dunno how I got so lucky but on the big buys-those also tend to be the ones to hold their value or go up- I,ve been the one hesitant & my wife will 9 times outta 10- say "you've been looking for _________ for ages, just get it you idiot!". Some of my best purchases have come about just like that.

karanyi

241

over 10 years ago

Great vintage fx machine, deep house vocal pitcher

The best Eventide plugin in the market right now - even better than Eventide's own plugin

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Jimmy Page

Guitarist

Led Zeppelin

Verified via Guitar Lobby

According to Guitar Lobby, Jimmy Page did not use the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin.

James McNew

Singer, Guitarist

Yo La Tengo

Verified via YouTube

Used on the Moog Prodigy around 5 minutes down the video...

Laurie Anderson

Singer, Keyboardist

We Are Family Collective

Verified via Emusician

In the Emusician article, Laurie Anderson mentions using the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin, highlighting its role in her sound production.

Dave Greenfield

Keyboardist

The Stranglers

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In an interview featured in the article "Crest of a Wave" from Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music (January 1985), Dave Greenfield confirms that the band used the Eventide Harmonizer, specifically the H910 model. This hardware was utilised on the track 'Meninblack' from 'The Raven' album and on several tracks from 'The Gospel According to the Meninblack' album.

Matt Johnson

Singer, Guitarist

Jamiroquai

Verified via Eventideaudio

“I've owned Eventide equipment for over 20 years. From the H910 to the H949, the H3000 to the Orville and now the H8000FW. Eventides sound fantastic and I've found I can do so much with their new machines that they are now the only outboard digital effects units I use.”

Jason Lytle

Singer

Grandaddy

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In a portrait taken by Daniel Cronin, Jason Lytle is seen using the Eventide H910 Harmonizer Plugin, showcasing his integration of this multi-effect music software in his creative process.