A distortion algorithm added to the Eventide H9
NewsFreewareUser of the Eventide H9 digital multi-effect pedals can now download a new overdrive and distortion algorithm called CrushStation.
The Eventide H9 Max is available
NewsIntroduced last Fall, the new Eventide H9 Max digital multi-effect pedal is now available at authorized retailers.
Eventide offers a Looper to H9 owners
NewsFreewareIf you own an Eventide H9 digital multi-effect pedal, you can download the Looper algorithm for free until the end of the month.
(Almost) All Eventide in the H9 Max
Hot newsEventide launches the latest edition in the H9 multi-effect series for guitars and will offer one H9 Max Gold 24k limited edition.
Eventide updates the H9 Control App
NewsEventide invites the users of the H9 multi-effect pedal to update the H9 Control software on their Mac, PC or iOS device.
A new free effect for the Eventide H9
NewsFreewareEventide offers a new effect algorithm to users of the H9 multi-effect for guitar, but only for a limited time.
[NAMM] Eventide debuts H9 Core
NewsEventide will unveil this Thursday at the NAMM the newest addition to its stompbox line of harmonizers: H9 Core.
A Resonator algorithm for the Eventide H9
NewsFreewareEventide offers the H9 Harmonizer pedal users a new Resonator algorithm for free until the end of the year.
The Eventide H9 Harmonizer is out
Hot newsEventide announces the availability of its H9 Harmonizer, which was introduced at Winter NAMM in January.
[NAMM] Eventide announces the H9 Harmonizer
Hot newsNAMMEventide was expected at NAMM, the brand introduces this year a new H9 Harmonizer effect processor stompbox compatible with the iOS devices.
Eventide Eclipse V4
NewsEventide announced the release of Eclipse V4 for the Harmonizer rack processor, also downloadable as a free upgrade for registered Eclipse owners at eventide.com.
[NAMM] Eventide Eclipse v4.0
NewsNAMMEventide have announced the release of V4.0 software for its Eclipse Harmonizer processor.
[NAMM] Eventide Modfactor
NewsNAMMEventide has unveiled the Modfactor, a stompbox like the great TimeFactor, but for modulations.