The H949 Harmonizer was used by many top engineers and performers, including a young Jimmy Page Queen’s Brian May was a very early customer and the Omnipressor quickly became a part of his signature guitar sound. It offered simultaneous compression above the threshold point, and expansion below, and made its way onto hundreds of signature recordings of the seventies and eighties. The Omnipressor, which was introduced in 1971 and was available through 1984, was an analog compressor with attitude.
#Eventide harmonizer h910 history series#
This series features the five key products that were made at the Eventide Clockworks facility on 54th Street in Manhattan during the 1970s and 1980s. The new series of five plug-ins brings a heritage of Eventide innovation and quality to the desktop environment. With the proven quality and reliability of this platform, were confident that it was the best avenue for designing our first plug-ins, Eventide Clockworks Legacy™.” “With the release of ProTools HD, our concerns were vanquished.
“We’ve been receiving requests for Eventide plug-ins for some time, but we were concerned that the current crop of desktop platforms wouldn’t be capable of supporting our algorithms and the high quality threshold our hardware has set over the past three decades,” Agnello said at the launch during the Winter NAMM show in Anaheim. Tony Agnello, Eventide chief technology officer, says his company’s decison to port these classic algorithms to the desktop was an idea whose time had finally come. The Omnipressor plug-in has attitude fit for a Queen
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