H910 Dual Harmonizer
Universal version latest seen at v3.12.4 · Reported by 6 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (3):
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H910 Dual Harmonizer is an audio plugin by Eventide that emulates the classic H910 Harmonizer hardware processor, the world's first digital effects unit. It offers pitch shifting, modulation, delay and feedback effects with a distinctive sound used on classic records by artists including David Bowie, AC/DC and Frank Zappa. The Dual Harmonizer variant allows stereo processing with independent, linked or inverse channels for both effects tracks. The plugin is available in VST, AU and AAX formats for DAW integration. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of H910 Dual Harmonizer exists and has been confirmed running on Intel-to-Apple-Silicon-migrated Macs. To update from the Intel version to the native build, visit Eventide's website and download the current installer for macOS — Eventide ships Universal Binary builds by default, so the standard download will automatically serve the native version on Apple Silicon Macs. If you originally purchased the plugin, you may need to enter your license key during or after installation. Alternatively, if the plugin was installed via a package manager or Eventide's own installer utility, launching that tool and checking for updates should pull the native build. After updating, remove the old Intel version from your AU/VST/AAX plugin folders if the installer does not replace it automatically.
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