This has been mentioned in the AES thread but in case some have missed it:



Eventide has debuted the Reverb 2016 Stereo Room and Omnipressor at the 131st AES Convention.


"In the first installment of a major initiative to bring its world class effects to the Native plug-in world, Eventide today announced the Reverb 2016 Stereo Room and Omnipressor plug-ins for AU, VST, and the new Pro Tools Native format, AAX.

Eventide first native plug-ins will be available through Eventide software dealers, and on eventide.com beginning mid-November 2011 at a special introductory price of $149 and $99 respectively."

Links : Eventide - Reverb 2016 Bundle

http://www.eventide.com/AudioDivisio...nipressor.aspx

Will there be any difference in sound between the Princeton VST version and the Eventide VST version?

Can't believe they are doing VST! awesome. I hope they for the H8000.

This is amazing, hope they bring all their others to VST Windows cuz use a lot the Princeton Vst. Very good reverb indeed

way to go Eventide

What about the 64bits versions?

This is fantastic.

- c

bring on the H3000 factory + band delays!

Yes, please !

Finally

the price is given to 700$ on the web side.
Nothing mentioned about an introductory price.

@HomeProducer

700$ for only those 2 plugins above? or the Whole set of their plugins? mhmhhmhm if only for those 2 then i'll pass mate Will keep the princeton

I believe you'll find that is the Tdm price you are looking at.

As i stated earlier...."Eventide first native plug-ins will be available through Eventide software dealers, and on eventide.com beginning mid-November 2011 at a special introductory price of $149 and $99 respectively."

Now, as its not mid-November yet i don't suppose you will not find them available yet in their store.

Atb,
Graham

Niiiice!

Great! Finally Eventide is getting into the game

Ah sorry! You are right.

the entire anthology TDM bundle can be purchased from retailers for $900-ish

so, i hope they do some bundles of the native stuff.. even if it's not the all the anthology plugs.. maybe group 3-4 together that make sense as a package or even better let users design their own bundles or discounts for multiple purchases etc.

whatever they do i consider it all good news. eventide stuff is fantastic and having these in logic or live etc will be fantastic.

This is great news - hoping they will port some others and release a native bundle.

Eventide are some of the plugins that I missed when not working on HD
Omnipressor kicks ass

Yeah really!! I hope it's coming.

Excellent news!

How are those plugins compared to the real hardware? Is it the real deal algorithms ? I've heard some people say it's not.

Is anyone able to request the demo at Eventide - Eventide Reverb 2016 Bundle ?
I get server timeouts all the time...

Says it will be out in mid-November, according to the first post. Give it a little time.

- c

The GUI is identical to the older Princeton version which makes me wonder if it's the same coder.

The room reverb is not the same algorithm as the original SP2016 (of which only about 100 units exist). The source code of that algorithm (by Tony Agnello) was lost and Sergei Korolev (who worked for Eventide and Princeton Digital) had to emulate it by reverse engineering, though as he said, he didn't quite get there, but it was released anyway. The Reverb 2016 hardware does not use the original algorithm either (as said, the source code was lost), but it's obviously a better implementation, as it sounds much better than the plugin.

As for the hardware Omnipressor, it's analog.

Cool. I was talking more about the H3000 stuff in the Anthology bundle.

Well...i do not share the enthusiasm at all ;(

Eventide have been kind of a niche. Used by people who are more interested in effects than "normal".


Now they will become mainstream and will be used to death by "everyone".


Some thimgs are better of when they are well out of most peoples reach (inckudes me at the moment too)

huh? Eventide has been mainstream in the engineering/production world for decades and is a staple in most every studio.

Yes, I gotta agree. But maybe he means that they're only supposed to be in "real studios"?

- c

It was more, something like that yes.

It just wont be the same the moment everyone have it. But never mind my silly comments ;p