Post by Music Dish on Jun 12, 2014 12:49:18 GMT -6
Today, Eventide announced the immediate availability of its new channel strip plug-in which delivers unprecedented flexibility and sonic control. The UltraChannel 64-bit native plug-in for AU, VST, and AAX64 for Mac and PC features micro pitch functionality from our flagship H8000, stereo delays with variable feedback paths, plus two stages of compression, gating, and five bands of parametric EQ. UltraChannel is available as a free download. Please copy and paste Access Code: 05E2272C and go here: bit.ly/UltraChannel through midnight July 8, 2014. After this promo ends, UItraChannel native will cost $249.
UltraChannel features a pair of dynamics processors: the O-Pressor, capable of extreme compression (this is the compressor section of the Omnipressor®) and a conventional compressor with de-essing and side-chain capability.
UltraChannel also offers Soft-Saturation, and Transformer emulation which recreates transformer core saturation. This feature adds harmonics to low frequency material while remaining relatively transparent to the rest of signal. While relatively subtle, in aggregate, Transformer can bring life to otherwise dull mixes and help glue disparate sound sources together.
FlexiPath routing allows drag and drop for reordering the signal path of the top level components (O-Pressor, compressor/de-esser, EQ, Gate).
UltraChannel includes a variety of factory presets tailored to signal sources such as guitar, bass, kick drum, snare, piano, strings, synths and vocals. A number of the presets were created by Eventide artists.
"Eventide invites all native plug-in users to own this flexible sound shaping tool with our compliments," remarked Ray Maxwell vice president sales and marketing. "We can think of no better way of inviting new users to join the Eventide family than to share this great plug-in with everyone. We are confident that once you've had a taste of Eventide, you'll be back for more."
About Eventide
Eventide was founded in 1971 in New York City. Eventide is a leading developer and manufacturer of digital audio processing products for recording, broadcast, and live performance. Headquartered in Little Ferry, NJ, Eventide invented the H910, the first Harmonizer® effects processor in 1975, followed in 1977 by the H949, the first de-glitched Harmonizer with additional delay. Visit Eventide online at eventide.com.
Eventide, Omnipressor and Harmonizer are registered trademarks; UltraChannel, O-Pressor, and FlexiPath are trademarks of Eventide Inc. ©2014 Eventide Inc.
UltraChannel features a pair of dynamics processors: the O-Pressor, capable of extreme compression (this is the compressor section of the Omnipressor®) and a conventional compressor with de-essing and side-chain capability.
UltraChannel also offers Soft-Saturation, and Transformer emulation which recreates transformer core saturation. This feature adds harmonics to low frequency material while remaining relatively transparent to the rest of signal. While relatively subtle, in aggregate, Transformer can bring life to otherwise dull mixes and help glue disparate sound sources together.
FlexiPath routing allows drag and drop for reordering the signal path of the top level components (O-Pressor, compressor/de-esser, EQ, Gate).
UltraChannel includes a variety of factory presets tailored to signal sources such as guitar, bass, kick drum, snare, piano, strings, synths and vocals. A number of the presets were created by Eventide artists.
"Eventide invites all native plug-in users to own this flexible sound shaping tool with our compliments," remarked Ray Maxwell vice president sales and marketing. "We can think of no better way of inviting new users to join the Eventide family than to share this great plug-in with everyone. We are confident that once you've had a taste of Eventide, you'll be back for more."
About Eventide
Eventide was founded in 1971 in New York City. Eventide is a leading developer and manufacturer of digital audio processing products for recording, broadcast, and live performance. Headquartered in Little Ferry, NJ, Eventide invented the H910, the first Harmonizer® effects processor in 1975, followed in 1977 by the H949, the first de-glitched Harmonizer with additional delay. Visit Eventide online at eventide.com.
Eventide, Omnipressor and Harmonizer are registered trademarks; UltraChannel, O-Pressor, and FlexiPath are trademarks of Eventide Inc. ©2014 Eventide Inc.