[$108.90 until 3/31] Eventide's Physion MkII, which can apply separate effects to transients and tonals, is on sale (44% off)

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The version of "Physion MkII" has been upgraded, and newly used effects can be applied to "Tonal" and "Transient" separately.

There are 8 types of "Tonal" and 7 types of "Transient".

tonal

Transient

What's good about applying effects separately is that you can apply delay or reverb to only the transients to emphasize the sound, or apply only the tonal pitch up or down an octave while maintaining the sense of pitch of the attack. Is possible.

You can also apply separate reverbs to transients and tonals.

More than 500 presets are installed, categorized and easy to use.

There is also a category called "Alphabetic" which contains all the presets in alphabetical order.

Sound demo

This is useful when you want to create a three-dimensional effect while applying natural reverb.

I'm hanging it on the bass.

As soon as I turn it off, it feels flat.

If you apply normal reverb, it will be applied to the entire sound, so the reverberation will get in the way.

``Physion MkII'' applies reverb only to transients, giving the sound a three-dimensional yet matte finish.

It can be adjusted quite finely.

I tried playing a preset with a simple synth sound.

It is sounding from the first bypass state.

Since there was a preset for Bass, I applied it to Bass.

I hung it on the drum.

I played the transient and tonal separately.

Overview

Atomic Sonic Control

Physion Mk II is a powerful, modern approach to multi-effects that takes your sound to new heights. Combining Eventide's best-in-class transient/tone separation with world-class Eventide effects, it opens the door to practical mixing solutions and creative applications. Featuring SplitEQ's improved Structural Split™ detection and a streamlined workflow designed with producers, mixers and sound designers in mind, Physion Mk II lets you quickly discover new sonic horizons and smart solutions allows you to

Over 500 presets

The Physion Mk II factory library comes with over 500 presets, giving you great sounds you can't get anywhere else.The preset library is organized into easy-to-use categories, so whether you're looking for a little color, a quick fix, an open space, or a deep change, you'll quickly find great options.

Remix classic effects

From the H910 Harmonizer® to the H3000 to SplitEQ, Eventide has been pushing the boundaries of audio effects for over 50 years.Building on this heritage, each effect has been painstakingly hand-tuned for transient or tonal material, with new effects such as polyphonic pitch-shifting, reverse delay, gating, ping-pong and crystal mode.Plus, it features best-in-class split technology and easy-to-use controls.

7 transient effects

• delay
• tap delay
• dynamics
• Phaser
• Reverb
• Gate + EQ
• Reverse delay

8 types of tone effects

• delay
• dynamics
• Pitch
• chorus
• Reverb
• tremolo
• EQ
• Reverse delay

Features

• New polyphonic pitch-shifting algorithm based on SIFT (Spectral Instantaneous Frequency Tracking) technology
• New reverse delay with Gating, Ping-pong and Crystals modes
• Sidechain input for dynamics processor
• State-of-the-art filters taken directly from NEW SplitEQ
• NEW Resizable GUI and scrolling waveform display, easy-to-use layout – no need to dive into menus
• Stream transients and tones with world-class, hand-tuned Eventide effects
• Eventide's improved Structural Split™ technology handles transient and tonal effects separately
• Control transient and tone output levels
• Underline split control for fine tuning and experimentation
• Comprehensive preset library contains over 500 presets
• A/B comparison and Undo/Redo make it easy to explore ideas without losing track of where you started.
• 3 color schemes.Normal, Dark, Color Blind Accessible

System requirements

Windows

• Windows 8 or later (Windows 11 compatible) (64-bit only)
• AAX, VST2, VST3

Mac

• macOS 10.9 or later (Intel / M1 Apple Silicon compatible) (64-bit version only)
• AAX, AU, VST2, VST3

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