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- Brand: Eventide
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Product description Eventide Physion uses the company's proprietary Structural Effects technology to split a sound into its transient and tonal parts, independently manipulate them, and recombine them with minimal glitches, noise, or other artifacts. It provides engineers, producers, and musicians with a wide range of creative possibilities for sound design, drum tuning, vocal modification, audio restoration, or loop-mangling applications, from the subtle to the extreme.Physion offers four Structural Split controls that enable you to fine-tune the transient/tonal split. The controls let you choose the source type, select the transition region where audio splits, smooth the transitions to reduce unwanted artifacts, and adjust how quickly audio is allowed to transition (in time and frequency) from transient to tonal. The waveform viewer displays the resulting post-structural-split waveforms with the transient audio in the top blue viewer and the tonal audio in the bottom green viewer.Rather than applying effects to the entire signal, Physion allows you to separately process the transients with six custom Eventide effects, and process the tonal parts with seven custom Eventide effects. You can, for example, treat the transients with compression and delay, while adding a spacious reverb to just the tonal part.The plug-in lets you easily save/recall your presets, and includes a library of factory presets created by renowned artists and engineers such as Richard Devine, Chris Carter, Suzanne Ciani, Joe Chiccarelli, John Agnello, Stewart Lerman, Steve Rosenthal, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, and more. - Key Features
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- Structural Effects technology—allows you to split a sound into its transient and tonal parts, independently manipulate them, and recombine them with minimal glitches, noise, or other artifacts
- Produces a wide range of effects, from the subtle to the extreme
- Six custom Eventide effects on the Transient stream
- Seven custom Eventide effects on the Tonal stream
- Fine-tune the split using four Structural Split controls—Source Type, Focus, Trans Decay, and Smoothing
- Post-Structural Split waveform viewer for clear tracking of Transient/Tonal audio in real time
- Preset bar for easily saving and recalling presets
- Artists presets from Richard Devine, Chris Carter, Suzanne Ciani, Joe Chiccarelli, John Agnello, Stewart Lerman, Steve Rosenthal, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, and more
- Applications
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- Tune the tonal ring out of a snare without changing the pitch of the strike
- Sound design—remove transients from pianos or pick attack from guitars, to create bowed sounds
- Modify vocals—emphasize or reduce sibilance, add or remove resonance, or turn robust vocals into whispers
- Morph and transform your loops using independent Tonal and Transient delays
- Radically reshape a sound by soloing the Tonal and Transient channels
- Make subtle changes to the timbre of an instrument by adding short delays to either advance or retard the transients relative to the tonal component
- Audio restoration—beef up the transients from old instrumental recordings to improve presence in a mix without squashing the life out of the tonal material
- Extreme effects (delay, reverb, tremolo, and more) can be independently applied to the tonal and transient audio streams, enabling the creation of completely new sounds
- Transient Processing Effects
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- Transient delay—standard delay echo effect with Tempo Sync capability and low-/high-cut filtering
- Transient tap delay—multi-tap delay line with Tempo Sync capability for rhythmic delays, wacky comb-filtering, volume swells, or unique reverberant sounds
- Transient dynamics—combined compressor/limiter and expander/gate
- Transient phaser—classic multi-stage all-pass-based phaser effect, which can be controlled via LFO or envelope
- Transient reverb—room reverb designed with high echo density, imparting a fast and smooth build-up of reflections
- Transient gate and EQ—gate followed by a 3-band overdrive-able EQ
- Tonal Processing Effects
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- Tonal delay—standard delay echo effect with Tempo Sync capability and low- / high-cut filtering
- Tonal compressor—standard compressor/limiter
- Tonal pitch—voice pitch shifter with +/-1 octave shift per voice and an overall fine tuning control, for retuning drums, creating harmonies, or micro-pitch chorusing/double-tracking, all without transient slap back or smearing
- Tonal chorus—multivoiced chorus with randomized modulation
- Tonal reverb—large-space reverb designed with lower echo density (compared to Transient Reverb) and targeted, high modal density
- Tonal tremolo—standard Tremolo effect driven by an LFO in (optional) combination with the Envelope of the plug-in’s input
- Tonal EQ—3-band overdrive-able EQ
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Technical parametersEventide Fission Structural Effect Specs | System Requirements | Windows 7 and later
Mac OS X 10.7 and later
Required for Activation: iLok user ID and PACE iLok License Manager software (free download available separately) | | Plug-In Support | AAX Native, VST, AU (32- / 64-bit) |
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