EQ45 вЂ“ Circuit model of the Urei 545 parametric EQ.

Instant Flanger вЂ“ Recreation of one of the first hardware products to faithfully simulate tape flanging.

Instant Phaser вЂ“ Simulation of the worldвЂ™s first phaser, a single-function analog processor featuring a sweeping filter bank.

OmnipressorВ® вЂ“ Based on the classic 1971 combination compressor, expander, limiter and dynamic reverser.

EChannel вЂ“ Light-weight version of UltraChannel using fewer CPU cycles featuring compression and parametric EQ.

H949 Dual вЂ“ Two independent units with cross feedback and stereo width controls for amazing stereo effects.

H949 вЂ“ Multi-Effects Harmonizer with deglitching and longer, randomized and reversed delays.

H3000 Band Delays вЂ“ 8 voices, each of which can be altered by frequency, resonance, filter type, delay time, volume and panning.

Quadravox вЂ“ A 4-channel, lower CPU footprint version of Octavox featured 4 voices of diatonic pitch-shifting.

Octavox вЂ“ An inspiring compositional effect that has 8 voices of diatonic pitch shifting to create beautiful harmonies and sequences.

UltraChannel вЂ“ The ultimate channel strip with re-orderable gate, compressor, O-Pressor (from Omnipressor), 5-band parametric EQ, Micro Pitch Shift and stereo delays.

UltraReverb вЂ“ Extremely versatile reverb with 9 different algorithms including Room, Plate, Halls and Ambience.

H910 Dual вЂ“ Two H910s cunningly ganged together to create stunning stereo effects.

Change pitch, double-track or use Anti-Feedback for a slight pitch modulation.

H910 вЂ“ A recreation of the worldвЂ™s first Harmonizer.

H3000 Factory вЂ“ The H3000 Factory combines the pitch, delay, modulation and filtering that made the original H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer a studio legend.

From the H3000, Factory and Band Delays offer unique creative possibilities that can be used to breathe life into any instrument or vocals. Included is the original Clockworks Legacy bundle вЂ“ Instant Phaser, Instant Flanger, H910 Harmonizer, H949, and Omnipressor.

With its unique combinations of pitch shifting, modulation and delay, the H910 can be heard on countless ground-breaking works by artists from AC/DC to David Bowie to Frank Zappa. The H910 Harmonizer was the worldвЂ™s first digital effects processor.

Simply put, nothing sounds quite like it. The H910 HarmonizerВ® was the worldвЂ™s first digital effects processor.

Its unique analog/digital circuit generated iconic pitch change, delay, and modulation effects in previously impossible combinations - with a sound thatвЂ™s prized to this day. Introduced in the mid-вЂ™70s, the Eventide H910 Harmonizer was the first commercially available digital audio effects unit.

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