Eventide

Swallow vocals and instruments into infinite sonic space with algorithmic reverb that bends reality instead of just adding reflections.

Corrupt reverb with creative distortion and modulation—craft anything from subtle grit to radical spatial destruction with intuitive real-time control.

Morph between six reverb flavors with precision positioning—from intimate rooms to lush plates—and dial in timing with millisecond predelay for everything from tight spaces to expansive echoes.

Position three virtual mics to capture room reflections exactly as you hear them, then sculpt decay and dynamics with analog-modeled compression and gating.

Split audio into transient and tonal streams, then process each independently for surgical control over attack, sustain, and texture.

Split any sound into transients and tonal components, then sculpt each independently for surgical control over attack, sustain, and texture.

Split drums and instruments into transient and tonal layers, then EQ each independently for surgical control over attack and sustain.

Layer dual pitch-shifted voices with independent delays and modulation to craft lush chorus, subtle detune, or dramatic pitch effects.

Recreate classic Leslie speaker motion with independent rotor and horn speeds, plus nine LFO shapes for evolving, dimensional modulation.

Conjure lush, three-dimensional chorus textures with independent L/C/R voices and psychedelic stereo shifting for immersive vocal and instrument treatments.

Rewire 18 effects into unlimited signal paths—dual delays, pitch shifters, and filters combine with tempo-synced LFOs for intricate, evolving textures.

Stack up to 64 customizable delay taps with evolving modulation and LFO-driven chopping for lush, animated textures that breathe and transform.

Balance tone with surgical precision using 26 psychoacoustic filters, then instantly match or complement any reference source through sidechain input.

Craft iconic vintage pitch shifts and delays with legendary analog warmth, controlled via keyboard, MIDI, or dynamic envelope following.

Morph between expansion and compression in one sweep, then flip sound envelopes inside-out for otherworldly tape-reversal textures.