H910

The deal

$75 at PluginFox (down from $149) - 50% off. Sale ends September 8, 2026.

What it is

The H910 Harmonizer is a plug-in recreation of Eventide's original H910, the world's first digital effects processor, blending pitch shifting, modulation, and delay. It's known for a distinctive, slightly unstable analog character - random "glitches," pitch drift, and organic grit from its custom analog-to-digital signal path - that's shown up on classic recordings from AC/DC to David Bowie to Frank Zappa. The purchase also includes Eventide's H910 Dual, which runs two virtual H910 units in parallel for thicker doubling effects.

Who it's for

Producers and mix engineers who want pitch-shifting and modulation effects with real character rather than a clean, modern algorithm. It's a good fit for detuning synths, fattening snares, spreading guitars, adding slap-back delays to vocals, or building unusual drones and robotic textures through self-oscillation.

Key features

• Full MIDI mapping for real-time pitch and harmonization control, echoing the original hardware's keyboard remote used live by artists like Elton John
• A built-in envelope follower lets a control signal drive subtle to extreme pitch variation
• Anti-Feedback and self-oscillation modes generate drones and unpredictable glitch effects
• Includes the bonus H910 Dual for parallel-unit doubling with stereo cross-unit feedback