Eventide Blackhole Mac

Turn your kitchen into your own personal seafood shack and oyster bar with 120 recipes from the James Beard Award-winning restaurant that personifies the allure of Maine.

Anthology X is comprised of seventeen mixing, mastering and multi-effect plug-ins based on 40 years of Eventide studio mainstays like the H910, H949, H3000 Factory, Band Delay, and Omnipressor. It also includes future classics like UltraChannel, UltraReverb, Quadravox and Octavox that will help you solve problems and inspire new creative possibilities. Anthology X is a true must-have for any size studio.

Long used as an essential reverb for mixing hit records, the Eventide SP2016, while long discontinued, is still in use in places like Ocean Way. Creating a reverb algorithm is part art and part science. The science bit is all about the naturalness of the sound - whether the simulation convincingly conveys the "feel" of a real room.

From 1977's "Eventide," The Singers Unlimited and an orchestra under the direction of Robert Farnon perform the latter's arrangement of Claus Ogermann's setting of 19th century Russian poet Alexander Pushkin's "I Loved You."

When a traveling bard stumbles into a dragon's den, he is forced to tell stories to the fire-breathing menace or end up being eaten. Eventually running out of tales to share, he makes a deal with the dragon: for his freedom, he will return with new sagas of adventure, romance, and bravery. Tales of the Dragon's Bard is the story of one man's quest to collect the most exciting stories he possibly can, and Eventide is the first town he encounters. With wish-women, gnomes, a centaur farmer, a resident Gossip Fairy, and a blacksmith dwarf, those living in Eventide have enough going on to keep the Dragon's Bard busy collecting all kinds of stories - especially if he can liven up those adventures a bit with his own ridiculous plots.

The artistic focus of Eventide is one of subtlety and contemplation

Testing Laboratory tells the story back on the Earth. Testing Laboratory is kind of a flashback chapter or a prequel if you want. Our hero just signed up for the Endera's suicide mission, but he wants to be captain of the mission. What really happens and why he ended up as the coffee-guy? Try to uncover this secret!