H3000 Factory Mk II

Name: H3000 Factory Mk II
Brand: Eventide Store
Price: 291.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$291.00

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The Holy Grail of Multi-FX

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Experience the iconic sound of the H3000 Harmonizer® in your DAW, meticulously modeled after the original hardware. Rediscover the distinct pitch-shifting, delay, filtering, and modulation that made the H3000 a staple in professional studios. With over 500 carefully crafted presets tailored for both music production and sound design, the H3000 Factory Mk II offers an endless suite of effects to infuse your next record with unparalleled creativity.

Features

600+ presets
Modular interface to combine up to 18 effects blocks together
Assignable Macro Soft Keys
Function Generator with 19 waveforms
Includes inputs for Sidechain and Noise
Effects blocks include delays, amplitude modulators, envelope followers, pitch shifters, filters and more
MIDI Control

What’s New

Brand new modeling of the analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter sections of the original H3000.
Filter recreations accurately replicate the resonance and self-oscillation behavior of the hardware, faithfully capturing its magical sound.
Features modern graphics that highlight the iconic design of the H3000 Harmonizer, now with a resizable user interface.
Offers versatility with an expandable view and a streamlined patching workflow.
Updated with 500+ presets including recreations from the original H3000, plus new custom artist presets.

System Requirements

macOS 10.14+, Intel and Apple Silicon
AAX 64-bit, AU 64-bit, VST3 64-bit

Windows 10+
AAX 64-bit, VST2 64-bit, VST3 64-bit

An iLok account is required, but no physical dongle is necessary.

We test our desktop plug-ins in Ableton Live, Cubase, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, and Studio One. Our plug-ins should work with any compatible host, however we recommend you download a 14-day demo to check before buying.

I missing the capabilities of the H3500

I have the original B&W unit and I boosted it with the H3500 chips and that's the real value. That made me crazy about this hardware.
I miss these algorithms:
Patch Factory
Stutter
Timesqueeze
Dense Room
Vocoder
Multi-Shift
Band Delay
String Modeler
Phaser
Studio Sampler
Studio Sampler
Modfactory|One
Modfactory|Two

I did't hear much the mk2 so I cant tell about the sounding but anyway it is a very good plugin and i love it more with the new look of the mk2, its more transparent to look. I made comparison between the hardware and the mk1 version of the plugin and i was amazed about the similarity. Also I have a favourite preset on the hw (but I cant remember exactly yet) which is some kind of Haas pan with the ability to not just move the sound source left and right but in front and back too. I really miss that algorith from the plugin but the SP2016 plugin gives something like that, maybe when combined with the H3000 plugin.

P.s: The Omnipressor too, it's near the same as the original hardware. In that case I love the plugin better.

H3000 plugins

Love this plugins, really.Great tools for musicans and producers. Feels like hardware thing.

Authentic Sound, Intuitive Interface

The Eventide H3000 plugin delivers an authentic recreation of the legendary hardware, providing a rich, unmistakable sound that stands out in any mix. The interface is user-friendly and well-designed, making it easy to access the vast array of features without feeling overwhelmed. Stability is another strong point—this plugin runs flawlessly, even in demanding sessions. Highly recommended for those seeking classic tones with modern reliability!

H3000 Factory Mk II

Love this update

I loved the original mkI, but always heard it to be just a bit more "flat" than my original hardware H3000. With this new update the pkugin is soo much closer to the hardware...more dimentions, and warm .. love this 👍♥️🎶

H3000 MKII

excellent... I like using this on my dry guitar tracks and vox. it really has a magical quality to it... musical sounding artifacts. Eventide has been my favorite outboard fx since the early 80's. And now, after trying most of the plugins available, I can honestly say that their plugins are some of the best out there.