Eventide news

Eventide and Tony Visconti have teamed up to produce T-Verb, a plugin that recreates the reverb technique used on David Bowie's "Heroes" album.

While lifetime license still remains the norm, more and more developers offer subscription systems, and Eventide is just the latest to join the trend.

In March, Eventide offers its Blackhole reverb plugin for $49, a 75% discount compared with usual list price.

Already part of Eventide's Anthology X bundle, the Octavox harmonizer is now available on its own - and at a special launching price.

Eventide now offers its H3000 Band Delay multi-effect plugin in AAX, VST and AU formats with no need to purchase a whole bundle.

Eventide has released Anthology X, a 17-plugin bundle available at a special introductory price until the end of November.

Eventide reworked its H3000 Factory plug-in and launches a new AAX, VST and AU version which is on sale through April 30th.

Eventide launches the latest edition in the H9 multi-effect series for guitars and will offer one H9 Max Gold 24k limited edition.

The new Eventide plug-in is a 9-algorithm reverb and it’s available with a special introductory price until October 17th.

We learned at the Eventide booth at Summer NAMM 2014 that the TimeFactor delay pedal will soon be updated with an advanced looper.

Eventide offers during one month only its UltraChannel Native channel strip plug-in for Mac and PC. But this works only with an iLok account.

This is the question Eventide is trying to answer with Mood, a new plug-in designed for analyzing the emotional part of music.

Eventide announces the availability of its H9 Harmonizer, which was introduced at Winter NAMM in January.