Eventide Anthology XII

Eventide Audio has pioneered audio hardware and software, developing legendary sound processing tools while constantly innovating and pushing the boundaries of technology. With the introduction of the new Anthology XII plug-in bundle, Eventide draws on that rich legacy of award-winning and groundbreaking effects to combine 33 essential music production mainstays in one package for DAW users, inspiring creativity and providing problem-solving solutions to ubiquitous sound production problems.
The 33 included plug-ins make common tasks more streamlined while stimulating your inspiration. The bundle features groundbreaking Structural Effects like SplitEQ and Physion, the otherworldly sounds of Blackhole and Undulator, authentic emulations of Eventide studio mainstays such as the iconic H910, H949 and H3000 Harmonizers, Instant Phaser, Instant Flanger, Omnipressor® and the legendary reverbs of the SP2016. Also included are other one-of-a-kind tools like Tony Visconti's Tverb and Octavox. 
 
Anthology XII adds 10 plugins to the previous Anthology bundle with 3 new reverbs, 3 new mod effects, 2 pitch effects, a cool distortion effect, and a next-generation EQ:
 

• SplitEQ — Groundbreaking EQ with transient/tonal splitting technology
• SP2016 Reverb —The legendary Room, Stereo Room, and Hi-Density Plate from the rackmount SP2016
• Spring — The dreamy flutters of the classic spring reverb
• ShimmerVerb — Massive ethereal reverb with parallel pitch shifters
• TriceraChorus — Syrupy smooth Tri-Stereo chorus with MicroPitch & Psychedelic Swirl
• CrushStation® —Distortion/Overdrive Command Central
• Rotary Mod — Whirly Leslie Cab Modulation
• Undulator —Magical H3000 Modulated Tremolo
• MicroPitch —Iconic H3000 Dual Voice Pitch Shift + Delay
• Crystals —Signature reverse pitch shift/delay effect

Features
 

• 33 Plug-in flagship collection delivers 50 years of Eventide effects to your DAW
• 4,500+ presets across all plugins, including artist presets
• Modernize your workflow using SplitEQ, a groundbreaking EQ with Transient/ Tonal splitting technology
• Authentic emulations of classic Eventide Harmonizers®, modulation effects, and more
• Lush spaces from the iconic Blackhole® and SP2016 Reverb among other dreamy and musical reverbs
• Thicken and layer sounds with signature pitch effects like Crystals, MicroPitch, and Octavox
• Create depth with unique delay multi-effects like UltraTap, Undulator, and H3000 Band Delays
• Sweeten tracks with the smooth sounds of TriceraChorus, Instant Phaser MkII, and Instant Flanger MkII
• Inject heft and grit with distortion multi-effects CrushStation® and MangledVerb
• Design sweepable transition effects with the H9 series plug-ins RIBBON slider
• Plenty of ways to morph, mangle, pitch-shift, reshape, and define your sound
• A comprehensive and creative toolkit for producers, mixers, and artists alike

The Anthology XII bundle spans five decades of Eventide innovation, from their latest, the revolutionary Structural Effects plug-ins, SplitEQ and Physion, which can modernize workflows through the application of transient/tonal splitting technology to authentic emulations of Eventide processing mainstays such as the iconic H910, H949 and H3000 Harmonizer®, Instant Phaser, Instant Flanger, Omnipressor®¬¬ and the legendary reverbs of the SP2016.  Also included are other one-of-a-kind tools like Tony Visconti's Tverb, the powerful CrushStation® overdrive/distortion command center, and the unique Octavox eight-voice diatonic pitch shift Harmonizer and the radical sound manipulation of Blackhole® and Undulator.

The meticulously curated flagship Anthology XII invites the exploration of sonic spaces “from rooms to eternity” with the inclusion of seven distinct and versatile reverbs.  Sounds can be thickened and layered with signature pitch effects like Crystals and MicroPitch, whil¬e singular delay multi-effects like UltraTap and Undulator provide creative depth control. Smooth track sweetening is offered through TriceraChorus and Quadravox, while the distortion multi-effects CrushStation and MangledVerb promise sonic “heft and grit.”