Host Ziv Eliraz – in his latest loopop video – shares an in-depth review of the Eventide H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 multi-effect pedal.
The H9 Harmonizer is designed to take everything that made the original a classic and push it further. It offers the complete H90 algorithm lineup, modern ARM processing, and an enhanced workflow.
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Sampleson has introduced Aeronaut, a new audio effect for macOS and Windows that they say can make anything sound cinematic.
They say ‘It’s not a reverb. It’s not a synth. It’s a cinematic time machine for whatever you plug into it.’
Under the hood, it analyzes your audio with a short FFT window, saves the frequency content (not the waveform), and rebuilds it with new phases each frame.
Features:
Real-time spectral freeze engine — custom built in C++
Works with any live input: guitar, vocals, synths, drums, field recordings
Built-in looper: freeze a moment and play melodies on top
Hollywood-grade cinematic textures from a single note
Miltone has announced that the 4Exp – a four-voice expansion module designed as a companion to the legendary Oberheim FVS-1 synthesizer – is now available.
Used as a standalone, it operates as four independent monophonic dual-VCO voices. Paired with an original FVS-1 (upgrades and extra wiring required to connect the two units together), it extends the system to eight voices of polyphony.
Each voice routes through the Output module, which provides per-voice volume and pan, stereo Left/Right outputs, and two headphone outputs.
Per voice:
Two discrete VCOs
Hard sync
Two-pole state-variable filter
Triangle LFO
Two ADS envelopes
External input
CV/Gate and MIDI control
Miltone describes the 4Exp as a “no-compromise” design. It is built using discrete circuitry, assembled by hand in their workshop in Paris.
For the first batch, several customization option are available: