this seems to be a really neat effects vst, what is the opinion about it here on kvr? im not very common with Eventide?
would you say there is something as an alternative? maybe from soundtoys or else?
Eventide H3000 alternatives? Soundtoys?
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- KVRAF
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- 8496 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
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- KVRian
- 1236 posts since 8 Jan, 2012 from frankfurt, Germany
The kore Reaktor Effekt Expansions and molekular are close to craziness, also d16 sigmund and u-he uhbik have some similarities, but if you browse the h3000 preset library you find no alternative, otherwise you can rebuild these effects with a bunch of other effect plugins, but I am not able to, so I like to tweak around the 4 macros in eventide, to get quick results which surprise me.
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- KVRist
- 101 posts since 17 Oct, 2006
maybe you can't match exact eventide sound, but soundtoys native bundle is well worth it imo.
crystaliser, echoboy are must haves for me. the others are great too. i like how they appear fairly simple, but all of them have hidden controls where you can really go crazy
The guys who designed the eventide h3000 hardware set up soundtoys... so they do know their stuff when it comes to fx.
crystaliser, echoboy are must haves for me. the others are great too. i like how they appear fairly simple, but all of them have hidden controls where you can really go crazy
The guys who designed the eventide h3000 hardware set up soundtoys... so they do know their stuff when it comes to fx.-
- KVRian
- 652 posts since 2 Mar, 2015 from UK
Some of the Soundtoys guys programed the Eventide H3000 when they used to work for them. Like already said. The Soundtoys Microshift has an emulation of an algo in the H3000.
Another to look at is Exponential Audio Excalibur made by a dev who worked for Lexicon.
Another to look at is Exponential Audio Excalibur made by a dev who worked for Lexicon.
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- KVRian
- 963 posts since 29 Sep, 2006
Jax Pok wrote:Some of the Soundtoys guys programed the Eventide H3000 when they used to work for them. Like already said. The Soundtoys Microshift has an emulation of an algo in the H3000.
Another to look at is Exponential Audio Excalibur made by a dev who worked for Lexicon.
True, CRYSTALLIZER was inspired by the Crystal Echoes presets in the Eventide H3000.
Excalibur is great but different, more warm and old school analog.
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- Banned
- 3490 posts since 6 Sep, 2007 from France
they are different product , i like to use and abuse of soundtoys the same way of h3000.the only alternative for h3000 i can imagine is a reaktor ensemble made by yourself to stick to your need..
If i remember correctly there was a sale not so long ago from eventide on the H3000 (-50%,thx God for let me have it for 80$..) , maybe it's still running....
If i remember correctly there was a sale not so long ago from eventide on the H3000 (-50%,thx God for let me have it for 80$..) , maybe it's still running....
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- KVRAF
- 2118 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Athens, Greece
GuitarRig can get pretty crazy with Psychedelay and the rest of it's components. It even has a "Crystalline" preset to get you started.
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- KVRAF
- 9577 posts since 16 Dec, 2002
+1geroyannis wrote:GuitarRig can get pretty crazy with Psychedelay and the rest of it's components. It even has a "Crystalline" preset to get you started.
I recommend getting the Traktor12 add on for extra glitchiness
Wish they did more add ons that can be integrated and linked to the internal modulators but they stopped doing that a few years ago
Amazon: why not use an alternative
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- KVRAF
- 11195 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
+1 Guitar rig is a very very capable effects rack, they should have just called it FX Rig! With Convolution Reverb and the crazy Tractor effects together with some very well modelled analogue preamps, chorus and more types of delay than you will ever need (and even the container for advanced routing and control) you can probably do just about anything with Guitar Rig! (I still like my Valhala Reverbs though, I am hoping the next time NI release Guitar Rig they let it load VST's in the rack..)geroyannis wrote:GuitarRig can get pretty crazy with Psychedelay and the rest of it's components. It even has a "Crystalline" preset to get you started.
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- KVRAF
- 2375 posts since 12 Nov, 2014
What specifically about the H3000 is it that interests you?? It's a bit of a unique device, kind of like a multi-effects unit.
If you, however, are after a reverb that is capable of a similar type flavour, try checking out the Waves newbie, H-Reverb.
http://www.waves.com/plugins/h-reverb-h ... h-tutorial
It's ver nice sounding and flexible. Getting lots of good hype too, across the forums.
If you, however, are after a reverb that is capable of a similar type flavour, try checking out the Waves newbie, H-Reverb.
http://www.waves.com/plugins/h-reverb-h ... h-tutorial
It's ver nice sounding and flexible. Getting lots of good hype too, across the forums.
