Onboard mixer features microphone level and pan Three different virtual microphone combinations - FET, Valve, and Dynamic Unison technology for Apollo interfaces offers authentic tone, touch, and feel of original Bluesbreaker Authentic and licensed plug-in emulation of the classic Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 combo amplifier Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 Plug-In Key Features: All Marshall plug-ins include UA’s Unison technology Apollo user’s guitar pickups will see the exact impedance load as if they’re plugged into a vintage Marshall Bluesbreaker - a feature found only on Apollo audio interfaces. Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 Plug-In - $199ĭeveloped by Softube, the Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 plug-in is an expert emulation of the ultra-rare 2×12 combo tube amplifier used on the highly influential 1966 album Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton. Pitch change up to two octaves with signature ‘glitching’ effects
Keyboard and MIDI control for instantly setting pitch ratios in semitones Exacting emulation of the original H910’s analog circuitry, developed by Eventide, exclusively for UAD-2 and Apollo interfaces
This allows the H910 Harmonizer plug-in to retain the original hardware’s characteristic tone and dynamics.Įventide H910 Harmonizer Plug-In Key Features: In developing this processor exclusively for UAD-2 and Apollo hardware, Eventide modeled the H910’s entire analog/digital circuit, including its custom-built A/D converter.
#Uad eventide h910 harmonizer software
Universal Audio announces the release of UAD Software v8.4, featuring four exclusive new plug-ins for UAD hardware and Apollo interfaces - the Eventide H910 Harmonizer, Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 and Silver Jubilee 2555 amplifiers, and UA’s own Oxide Tape Recorder.ĭeveloped for Universal Audio by Eventide, the Eventide H910 Harmonizer plug-in is the first and only end-to-end circuit emulation of the mid-’70s processor.įrom sci-fi sound design to pop music landmarks from David Bowie and AC/DC, the H910’s unique analog/digital circuit generated previously unheard combinations of pitch change, delay, harmonization, and modulation effects.
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