Eventide Announces Native Plug-Ins

Eventide has announced the Reverb 2016 Stereo Room and Omnipressor plug-ins for AU, VST, and the new Pro Tools native format, AAX, in the first installment of a major initiative to bring their world class effects to the native plug-in world.
The original Eventide Reverb 2016 is a hardware effects processor from the mid-1980′s that included several reverb algorithms that are still prized today: Stereo Room, Room Reverb, and High Density Plate.

The video above demonstrates the Pro Tools TDM-only version of the Eventide Reverb 2016, currently available from Princeton Digital. It is not currently known if the upcoming native plug-ins will sport the same functionality or features.

Dubbed the Omnipressor because of its unique ability to both compress and expand audio, this processor is capable of extreme compression, limiting, expanding, and dynamic reversal. One of Eventide’s first customers was a young Brian May, lead guitarist of Queen. With the Omnipressor in his rig, his sound was never the same again.
Eventide’s first native plug-ins, the Reverb 2016 Stereo Room and Omnipressor, 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.