Yes, Eventide have a Library Editor / Manager app. I have been using it and it does simplify managing presets. I enjoyed deleting 90 of the 100 presets. The Library Manager app does not let you adjust any of the 10 parameters within each preset. The presets are set-up using the 8 knobs on the box. That's where the fun starts.
If you are interested...Try and picture this:
There are 10 different pitch effect types.
The 8 knobs have the same function for 2 of the 10 effect types and they are labeled nicely.
For the other 8 effects, the 8 knobs have a variety of different functions, mostly not labeled.
There's a knob labelled "DEPTH / KEY" :
Sometimes it adjusts depth,
sometimes it adjusts key,
sometimes it adjusts filter,
sometimes it adjusts reverb mix,
sometimes it adjusts attack,
sometimes it adjusts modulation.
Same story for all 8 knobs. I would be lost without the "reference guide".
Clay
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> Don't they have an editor app for it? I have an Adrenalinn III and the thing wouldn't get used, nor would I have bought it unless there was an editor/library app for it, which just really simplifies things.
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> Sent: Wed, Dec 23, 2009 11:32 am
> Subject: [newmellotrongroup] effects
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> I've been dicking around with a Eventide PitchFactor Harmonizer this week. The interface would intimidate a Yamaha DX programmer. The manual is about 100 pages and you really must read it to understand this nasty little box of pain.
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> On the bright side, the thing shifts pitch and maintains instrument timbre / modulation. (and a load of other useful pitch / delay stuff). I want to use it with Moog and wind synth. It works well with Mellotron input. I'll post a demo recording soon.
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> The Eventide people tried to jam all sorts of strange things into one little box. I'm sure it has lots of potential but it's going to take months of farting around to figure it out.
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