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By Rich Tozzoli
Walk into almost any pro studio and you’ll see an Eventide H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer. When it was first released in the mid-1980s, the H3000 was an absolute game-changer, leaving its sonic footprint on countless classic songs from the era. Lucky for us, Eventide has released a plug-in version, the H3000 Factory, so all these classic sounds can now be had without spending an arm and leg on the hardware unit.
Read the full review at: https://www.prosoundnetwork.com
“This is easily the most curiosity and enjoyment I’ve had with a fixture in a long time,” commented Mike MacDonald, Senior Lighting Designer, Twenty20...
