EVENTIDE REVERSE SHIFT
The Missing Program
In the studio, I use an Eventide H3000 D/SX. It contains a program that I could not find again in Eventide's H3000 Factory plugin: Program 104, Reverse Shift.
Reverse Shift combines pitch shifting, delay and reverse playback. The unit records a short audio segment, then plays that segment backwards while the next segment is being captured. The result is a moving, spacious effect that sits somewhere between a reverse delay, a granular texture and a very unusual reverb. I wanted this sound in my plug-in rig when I am away from the studio, so GOZE REVERSE SHIFT was built from measurements of the original hardware and from the stereo behaviour of my own setup.
MACKIE 1202
A studio story
I have an old Mackie 1202 in the studio. I bought it when Mackie released it
in Japan and, ever since, it has followed me everywhere. It is the kind of console that becomes a working companion: you learn its knobs, its headroom, and the way it responds under yourfingers and in your ears.
GOZE 1202 is my model of that presence. The plug-in keeps the idea of a compact, direct and musical channel strip, with an input stage inspired by Airwindows MackEQ, followed by an equalizer section and the calibration tools needed for a progressive, usable saturation.
AAX Developer Build Notice
The AAX versions are currently provided as a developer build and have not yet completed Avid’s approval and signing process. It will only run in Pro Tools with Developer Mode enabled.
The AU and VST3 versions are not affected.