PT HD users...which harmonizer plug in?

[jho]

The orange vocoder is not available for HD yet is it? What is the best available harmonizer plug for PT HD ? (not counting what you can do with Bruno/Reso)

jho

[Allan Speers]

Define "harmonizer" first.

If you want the classic eventide effect, get Wave-Mechanics Ultra-Tools.

If you want to generate actual harmonies, that's a whole 'nother ballgame.

[Renie]

If the vocoder vibe is your goal Virus is cool.

[tenkproductions]

Get Digi's DPP-1
Done

Phil Plaskon

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[jho]

I'll check out DPP-1 then... I've got wave mechanics and virus already and dig em.

Question...does anyone know if it's a harmonizer (or what was used) on cheryl crow 'soak up the sun' at the end when you hear the harmonies coming in on the final chrs?

jho

[jho]

Speer, I want to generate actual harmonies.

[Steve MacMillan]

It's not automatic, but with a little work you can create reasonable harmony tracks from mono sources with Wavemechanics PurePitch.

sm

[PTUser NYC]

OK, I'll bite. What about the other harmonizer application? What do you folks like best for Harmonizer effects i.e. 10 cents up and 10 cents down? I'm currently using an Eventide DSP4000B+ for that, but it seems like overkill, and everything else being equal, I prefer a plug for recall-ability.

[sah5150]

Originally posted by PTUser NYC:
OK, I'll bite. What about the other harmonizer application? What do you folks like best for Harmonizer effects i.e. 10 cents up and 10 cents down? I'm currently using an Eventide DSP4000B+ for that, but it seems like overkill, and everything else being equal, I prefer a plug for recall-ability.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Wavemechanics SoundBlender. It is a great plugin that completely replaced my H3000D/SX. Built by the guys who created the Eventide hardware...

Steve

[fasttraxx]

Just saw Eventide has a PT pluggin just released at NAMM. Sounds cool.