No H910 Love?
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- 155 posts since 27 Mar, 2008 from California
Do you want the 3G experience?
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- KVRAF
- 40225 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world
I'm amazed at some of the tracks this was used on. Not quite as obvious as say a Bowie, EVH Guitar or the AC/DC snare might be.
Here's a more obscure example: Classic Tracks: 'So Into You,' Atlanta Rhythm Section
Mills captured the keyboard direct—the core sound is that piano itself—but he also treated it with a Harmonizer during the mix.
“I EQ’d it quite a bit coming into the console, and I think I also had an outboard Langevin passive graphic EQ on it, but a big part of that sound was from a Lexicon[*] Harmonizer H910,” Mills recalls. “They brought that piece of gear out in 1975, and I remember reading the audio magazines at that time and thinking, ‘Ronnie is forever doing these harmonies, and they’ve got a device now we can set to a harmony part so he won’t have to sing all the parts.’
“But the practical side of it, of course, was the digital harmony wouldn’t sound natural. We got the thing in, and I was trying to make all these harmonies, and I was thinking, ‘I hope I didn’t ask Buddy to spend all this money on something we can’t even use.’ But I kept experimenting with it, and when we were mixing, I’d detune the Harmonizer just by the smallest increment below unison. I realized it would detune the piano, and it was like magic. The sound of that piano, to this day, is instantly recognizable.
“Another thing that the Harmonizer helped with was the limitations of the console,” Mills continues. “We only had one reverb send per channel, so if you wanted reverb, you sent it out of each individual track. I didn’t have enough inputs to do things any other way. So I took the reverb send from the only source on every input and patched it into the reverb chamber we had, and then, on everything where I sent a signal to the reverb chamber, I also sent a signal to the Harmonizer. So on that song, anything that has reverb on it also has Harmonizer on it, including drums, and the guitars. It’s more noticeable on Dean’s electric piano than anything, but even when Robert Nix plays that ride cymbal on the end of the song, I can hear that Harmonizer because it always had a little delay and a weird sound to it.”
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[*] Me thinks he meant Eventide.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyIZ3pYKOQM
Here's a more obscure example: Classic Tracks: 'So Into You,' Atlanta Rhythm Section
Mills captured the keyboard direct—the core sound is that piano itself—but he also treated it with a Harmonizer during the mix.
“I EQ’d it quite a bit coming into the console, and I think I also had an outboard Langevin passive graphic EQ on it, but a big part of that sound was from a Lexicon[*] Harmonizer H910,” Mills recalls. “They brought that piece of gear out in 1975, and I remember reading the audio magazines at that time and thinking, ‘Ronnie is forever doing these harmonies, and they’ve got a device now we can set to a harmony part so he won’t have to sing all the parts.’
“But the practical side of it, of course, was the digital harmony wouldn’t sound natural. We got the thing in, and I was trying to make all these harmonies, and I was thinking, ‘I hope I didn’t ask Buddy to spend all this money on something we can’t even use.’ But I kept experimenting with it, and when we were mixing, I’d detune the Harmonizer just by the smallest increment below unison. I realized it would detune the piano, and it was like magic. The sound of that piano, to this day, is instantly recognizable.
“Another thing that the Harmonizer helped with was the limitations of the console,” Mills continues. “We only had one reverb send per channel, so if you wanted reverb, you sent it out of each individual track. I didn’t have enough inputs to do things any other way. So I took the reverb send from the only source on every input and patched it into the reverb chamber we had, and then, on everything where I sent a signal to the reverb chamber, I also sent a signal to the Harmonizer. So on that song, anything that has reverb on it also has Harmonizer on it, including drums, and the guitars. It’s more noticeable on Dean’s electric piano than anything, but even when Robert Nix plays that ride cymbal on the end of the song, I can hear that Harmonizer because it always had a little delay and a weird sound to it.”
- See more at: http://www.mixonline.com/news/classic-t ... mY80E.dpuf
[*] Me thinks he meant Eventide.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyIZ3pYKOQM
Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
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- 155 posts since 27 Mar, 2008 from California
Is this youtube video some sort of electricery to trick me that it says "Sonic Youth" love em. They got robbed awhile back. Someone took the whole bands trailer and they mentioned it on a list server I was on because they have special tunings that they don't know how to repeat that can't make the same classic Sonic Youth VIBE. That's why I love digital. SAVE MY HD PLEASE DUDES I keep getting HD wipeouts. The H910 unit is still on sale I think and pure digital copied exact from hardware. Wi-fi it don't 3G it. 3G. 5G. Gotta cancel. WAYYYYYYY overpriced 5G everywhere.
My YOUTUBE slideshows, etc. - https://www.youtube.com/user/samabate2k
- KVRAF
- 40225 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQSynapse2k wrote:Is this youtube video some sort of electricery to trick me that it says "Sonic Youth" love em. They got robbed awhile back. Someone took the whole bands trailer and they mentioned it on a list server I was on because they have special tunings that they don't know how to repeat that can't make the same classic Sonic Youth VIBE. That's why I love digital. SAVE MY HD PLEASE DUDES I keep getting HD wipeouts. The H910 unit is still on sale I think and pure digital copied exact from hardware. Wi-fi it don't 3G it. 3G. 5G. Gotta cancel. WAYYYYYYY overpriced 5G everywhere.
Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
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- KVRAF
- 2825 posts since 12 May, 2004 from Oxford, UK
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- KVRAF
- 40225 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world
You're right. He was soooooooooooooooooooooooo off topic, I just couldn't be bothered.ChamomileShark wrote:worst....rick...roll...ever
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- KVRist
- 244 posts since 12 Sep, 2013
No love, never heard of it.
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- KVRian
- 591 posts since 19 Aug, 2012
I love it, it's my choice for a musical and easy to use harmonizer. From the subtle to the extreme, especially when being used with the other effects from the Anthology X, hopefully it will be upgraded with a rack system as well. Using the H910 with something like the Permut8 on many sound sources is endless fun.
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- KVRist
- 137 posts since 6 May, 2012 from New York
Hi pheeleep,pheeleep wrote:Does H910 have a reverse mode? It's one of my favorite features of crystallizer. I looked at the H910 GUI and didn't see a reverse feature. But then again I just took a quick peek. Might have missed it.
As teacue mentioned, the H910 doesn't have a reverse shift mode, but the H949 does. The H949 also has the same analog modeling that we did for the H910.
Dan (a guy at Eventide)
Dan Gillespie from Newfangled Audio (and sometimes Eventide)
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2231 posts since 23 May, 2005 from West Country, UK
Hi DanDGillespie wrote:Hi pheeleep,pheeleep wrote:Does H910 have a reverse mode? It's one of my favorite features of crystallizer. I looked at the H910 GUI and didn't see a reverse feature. But then again I just took a quick peek. Might have missed it.
As teacue mentioned, the H910 doesn't have a reverse shift mode, but the H949 does. The H949 also has the same analog modeling that we did for the H910.
Dan (a guy at Eventide)
Thanks for dropping by, and for the info!
Any hint on whether the H949 will be released as a separate plugin like the H910?
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- KVRist
- 137 posts since 6 May, 2012 from New York
Hi lnikj,lnikj wrote:
Hi Dan
Thanks for dropping by, and for the info!
Any hint on whether the H949 will be released as a separate plugin like the H910?
I'm sure it will be, though I don't know when.
Dan
Dan Gillespie from Newfangled Audio (and sometimes Eventide)
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- Topic Starter
- 2231 posts since 23 May, 2005 from West Country, UK
Thanks. You have got me in two minds, as in my OP I was torn between this and Crystallizer and now I wonder if the H949 might be what I am looking for.DGillespie wrote:Hi lnikj,lnikj wrote:
Hi Dan
Thanks for dropping by, and for the info!
Any hint on whether the H949 will be released as a separate plugin like the H910?
I'm sure it will be, though I don't know when.
Dan