Top 10 🎁 Eventide H3000 Band Delays – Electronic Delivery 🎁

Imagine if you could take any sound, separate it by frequency bands, change the filter type and then individually process those bands with delays. The Eventide H3000 Band Delays plug-in is derived from the H3000 Harmonizer studio processor. This unique plug-in is capable of everything from standard delays and filtering, to stereo-widening and killer rhythmic effects.

Just feed it any instrument or vocal and instantly manipulate up to 8 voices by frequency, resonance, filter type, delay time, volume and panning. Then easily build complex movement using the H3000 Function Generator.

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Countless Applications

• Producers: Create momentum and bring new life to drums and stringed instruments. Excellent for unique vocal delay effects that don’t fill up the mix. You can add new rhythmic textures to guitars and other instruments. Play the filters as chords in the key of the song to elevate the melody with complex harmonics.
• Sound Designers: Use the function generator to create timed rhythmic delays that sync to tempo. Build complex textures to evoke everything from ethereal to haunting moods. Create wholly unheard of sonic landscapes using multiple filters and delays at once.
• Remixers: Morph existing melodies with new vibrant motion. Add flavor to drums with previously unheard rhythms. Play the effect in real time.

Features:

• 8 voices, each of which can be altered by frequency, resonance, filter type, delay time, volume and panning
• Filters assignable as band pass, low pass, high pass, all pass or notch filter
• Assign the H3000 Function Generator to several parameters to create movement and bring life to drums and stringed instruments
• Beat grid gives visual representation for creating unique rhythms from your sound
• Route a MIDI keyboard to the plug-in to play the filters as musical notes
• Includes presets from original H3000 hardware in addition to many new inspiring choices
• MixLock keeps the wet/dry mix of the effect static as you scroll through presets or user-defined snapshots