H949 Harmonizer.
Deglitched 1979 pitch shifter for doubling and harmonies.
£115
Overview
Tame the glitch, or keep it.
H949 Harmonizer brings back the rack unit Eventide produced from 1979 to 1984, the first pitch shifter to analyse incoming audio and pick clean splice points. Prefer the old character? Switch to the plain cross-fade algorithm and the glitch returns. MicroPitch makes tiny shifts for convincing double-tracking, while flange, reverse and random modes reach into stranger territory. The included H949 Dual pairs two units for stereo spread and simultaneous up-and-down shifts.
Highlights
Auto-correlation splicing for deglitched pitch shifts
Optional cross-fade algorithm for the vintage glitch
MicroPitch for fine shifts and natural double-tracking
Flange, reverse pitch and randomised delay effects
H949 Dual for stereo widening and up-and-down shifts
Factory and artist presets for many instruments
Old-school knob interface in a resizable window
Activates with an iLok account; no dongle needed
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Compatibility
Specs and requirements.
Licence and delivery
- Formats
- VST2VST3AUAAX
- Licence
- Perpetual licence
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Type
- Pitch Shifter
- SKU
- 1247-67
macOS
- OS
- 10.14 or later, Intel and Apple Silicon
Windows
- OS
- 10 or later (x64)
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