Laurie Anderson

At 1:41 you can see that Laurie has not one but 3 Eventide H3000 units! She really likes the delay and Pitch shifter effects.

"The PCM70 is also a favourite toy; it has so many lovely things to it. Its Rich Chamber setting is a real warm, beautiful sound. So I was able to do the whole movie score with just that setup and I was very happy with it." Another smile, another cigarette, another subject. Art. To call Laurie Anderson a musician is to do her an injustice. Her work to date has involved songwriting, choreography, film-making and performing, so "artist" is a more accurate term. And strangely, it's from interviewing those sculptors that this artist has drawn many of her ideas."

In this photo of Laurie Anderson in her studio from 1980 that accompanies this article from The New York Times, an Eventide H949 is visible in the background. A version with the item circled can be found in this October 12, 2021 Facebook post by Eventide.

In this photo of Laurie Anderson in her studio from 1980 that accompanies this article from The New York Times, an Eventide H910 is visible in the background. A version with the item circled can be found in this October 12, 2021 Facebook post by Eventide.