Next up is UltraReverb, which is a, ummm, reverb. These two plug-ins alone are super deep, effectively adding up to a modular-processing toolbox with multiple delays, pitch shifters, filters, modulation, etc. Next, we have the H3000 Factory and Band Delays. First, we have the Clockworks Legacy plug-ins: H910 and H949 Harmonizers Instant Flanger and Phaser and Omnipressor®. Let's start with an overview of Anthology X. Instead, I'll focus on two areas: new additions in functionality, and comparisons with the actual hardware units I own. You should really read our Anthology II reviews online, as I'm not going to go over the same ground we've already covered. But, the folks at Eventide have done a lot more work than just port these plug-ins over to native processing. Because we've already reviewed Anthology II in the past, to be honest, I thought a review of Anthology X would basically consist of a few sentences referencing those previous reviews and announcing the new native version and its pricing. I've been a fan of Eventide gear for decades, and I own hardware versions of the H910 Harmonizer, FL201 Instant Flanger, and Instant Phaser.
Now, four years later, I'm pretty excited to see the Anthology X native bundle finally released. If you wish to buy this and the acelerator together ,I will do a combined price of £1100 which ssaves you £300 on price of them separatly.As I mentioned in my review of Pro Tools HD Native, when I ditched my TDM rig for a native system, I never looked back - with the one exception being the loss of the TDM-only Eventide Anthology II plug-in bundle. i will also do a very special deal if anyone wants this and the quad acelerator i also have listed here. works and sounds great come with the following plugins which will be transfered to the new owner. Used but in mint condition with PSU, sorry no box.
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