Eventide adds H910 vocal algorithms to H90 Harmonizer
May 1, 2025 · 1 sources
Eventide updated the H90 Harmonizer with two vocal algorithms drawn from the H910 Harmonizer, the company's 1975 studio unit, and released a new version of its H90 Control software for MacOS, Windows and, for the first time, iPad1.
The two algorithms take different approaches. VocalTune handles pitch correction, with formants, gate times and compressor-based dynamics control adjustable directly, and scale quantization for tonal stability1. VocalShift turns a single voice into a multi-voice ensemble with up to three additional voices, each adjustable in pitch and formant, with automatic scale detection; individual voices can be soloed, and pitch glides and pitch holds are available1.
The H90 Control software imports the new algorithms and gives control of all parameters through its interface1. The H90 itself is a dual-algorithm pedal with 62 effect algorithms in total, 52 of them ported from the H9 Max with extended features, and it can run effects in series or in parallel1. It has four instrument and line-level inputs and four outputs, allowing both processors to be used independently, and it updates, is remotely controlled and is programmed over USB C1. The H90 carries a US list price of $829.001.
The H910's pitch-shifting was used by Frank Zappa, Laurie Anderson and Yello, among others, and this family of algorithms had until now only been available in the H90001.
"Eventide's H90 effects pedal has been updated with the features of the legendary H910."