Eventide Anthology XI insane upgrade

[Sugarnutz]

I just tried it and my discount price was $399 so they’re still offering it.

[noah330]

The best thing is the Eventide plugs are really, really good.

For all the noise we hear about UA (and I do have a UAD) IMHO SoundToys and Eventide are right up there.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by noah330

The best thing is the Eventide plugs are really, really good.

For all the noise we hear about UA (and I do have a UAD) IMHO SoundToys and Eventide are right up there.

No doubt but there is no one solution. There are some things Soundtoys can do that Eventide can't begin to approach. And I have both. My complaint with both is that neither does a convincing plate reverb. For that matter to my thinking no one (except for maybe Waves) models the input & output stages of the plate but just the plate itself. That's why I tend to lean towards Waves Abbey Road Plates. Reverberate's plates come close but no if I had my druthers - Waves FTW.

[Stephen Bond]

I have the bundle. There's one or two things I'm finding are unique. The Omnipressor for example. Nothing else sounds like it. The closest is perhaps the Dyna-Mite compressors. I like the Tverb quite a lot too.

I'm glad also to have the studio classics from Eventide, Harmonizers, H3000 and such. I can't say I use them much but glad to have them all the same.

One plugin I am using a lot from them is the 2016 Reverb (the newer black faced one). Its not in the bundle but well worth checking out.

I've not bothered with the recent slew of H9 products. Some of them are just based on sections of the H3000 anyhow.

Stephen

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by Stephen Bond

I have the bundle. There's one or two things I'm finding are unique. The Omnipressor for example. Nothing else sounds like it. The closest is perhaps the Dyna-Mite compressors. I like the Tverb quite a lot too.

I'm glad also to have the studio classics from Eventide, Harmonizers, H3000 and such. I can't say I use them much but glad to have them all the same.

One plugin I am using a lot from them is the 2016 Reverb (the newer black faced one). Its not in the bundle but well worth checking out.

I've not bothered with the recent slew of H9 products. Some of them are just based on sections of the H3000 anyhow.

Stephen

Glad you mentioned the 2016 Reverb. I don't know how long the sale price will last but go to it's product page and click on upgrade/crossgrade. It may still be available for $29 or so. NJ residents have to pay tax and I had to use Safari on my Mac to do the deed.

[analog orange]

What did you have that netted you a 0$ price. I have the max plugin bundle but that's it. Ultrachannel and Equivocate don't go towards the discount. MY discount brings the price to $349 though.

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Originally Posted by musicman691

Right now there's an insane deal going on with Eventide. If you have some of their plugins log in to your account, go to the store and then go to the Anthology XI page. With the right browser - I had to use Safari because Firefox wouldn't work - you should see an upgrade button. Click on that and you should be taken to a page to enter some info like your iLok account name and the system will chew on it. I ended up getting Anthology Xi for $0; I had I think it was like five separate plugins but I don't know what the lower limit amount for number of plugins owned is.


Scored a $499 deal for $0.


Saw this over on Gearslutz - every once in a while something good comes from there.

[unkJE]

Originally Posted by musicman691

... neither does a convincing plate reverb ...

And that is why, sometimes, necessity becomes the Mother of Invention:

https://www.google.com/search?source...4dUDCAg&uact=5

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by analog orange

What did you have that netted you a 0$ price. I have the max plugin bundle but that's it. Ultrachannel and Equivocate don't go towards the discount. MY discount brings the price to $349 though.

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Turns out this was a goof on Eventide's part but they're letting people keep the bundle that got it under the circumstances that existed at that time.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by unkJE

And that is why, sometimes, necessity becomes the Mother of Invention:

https://www.google.com/search?source...4dUDCAg&uact=5

Don't have the resources to do that. Didn't someone here make their own plate reverb? I think it might have been Southside Music aka Christopher?