Eventide H949 Harmonizer® History & Plug-in Overview

Explore the newly updated H949 Harmonizer® Plug-in! In 1977, Eventide released the H949, standing on the shoulders of the H910 as the second in Eventide's family of Harmonizers. It introduced a formal micro pitch-shifting mode, which is a great sound for lead guitar virtuosos. It also had the first Reverse delays and introduced a Random pitch mode, which works great as an automatic double-track for guitars and vocals. And, the H949 conquered the 'glitch' by using advanced autocorrelation techniques.

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[MyOwnWayMusic]

Frank Farian - producer & songwriter for Boney M, Eruption, Milli Vanilli and loads of others, he made extensive use of the harmonizer, particularly for his own voice. Farian provided the male voice on Boney M records as well as different harmonies. His studio in Germany was producing these hits in the mid to late 1970’s and I suspect he was using the early Eventide Harmonizers..

[Sam_Locke]

This was the same device that Peter Howell used to do the MIddle 8 pitch glider which I should use to recreate the sound in my ultimate Howell recreation masterpiece!

[soulinspiration]

I have the H910 plugin. Do I need the H949 plugin? Are their better features with the H949?

[FellawsKingdomDe]

Is that Zach Braff talking? Nice tool buy the way :)

[CoolJacketCoder]

Is it right to assume the the H9000 has all of this, plus a lot more?

[armignac]

Eventide being the first to introduce Glitch to the audio audience might be true, but algortihms? Cmon now...

[officialpoa]

*LOL Digi Design with Pro-tools introduced CRISPY to the audio lexicon. REAL RAP!*

[valgimorais]

hey eventide is nice but create some uninstallers we are living 2021 its like a cancer all over even if you delete it