The Eventide H3000 Band Delays is a multiband delay plug-in designed to provide versatile, creative delays and built-in mixing controls for remixers, producers, sound designers, and mix engineers in mobile mixing setups, project studios, commercial facilities, and live stage applications. It is based on the hardware Eventide H3000 effects processor and offers up to eight separate frequency bands, which can be modified and automated.

Create complex delay sequences via per-band controls for polarity, level, pan, and delay. Each band features customizable frequency, bandwidth, and filter type. Use Beat Grid to quickly program the rhythm of the delays. Alternatively, use MIDI to trigger the bands in real time. Function Generator allows you to adjust multiple parameters simultaneously via customizable modulation.

The H3000 Band Delays plug-in supports AAX Native, Audio Units, and VST formats, and is compatible with Mac OS X and Windows.

Based on Hardware H3000 Processor    Up to Eight Separate Frequency Bands    Per-Band Polarity, Level, Pan, and Delay    Selectable Filter Types    Flexible MIDI Control Options    Beat Grid for Rhythmic Programming    Adjust Multiple Controls Simultaneously    Program and Expert Parameter Pages    AAX Native, Audio Units, VST    Mac OS X, Windows

Based on hardware Eventide H3000 effects processor

Up to eight separate voices of delays, each with customizable frequency, bandwidth, and filter type

Per-band controls for polarity, level, pan, and delay

Flexible MIDI-control options allow incoming MIDI notes to trigger filters in different ways

Beat Grid enables quick rhythmic programming of all voices

Function Generator allows adjustment of multiple controls simultaneously

Program and Expert pages for fast and detailed editing of parameter values

Supports AAX Native, Audio Units, and VST plug-in formats

Compatible with Mac OS X and Windows

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the box cover the exposure sensor, thus disabling?

A: By exposure sensor, do you mean you are using a thyristor type flash? If that's the case, I would say probably yes. It may also interfere with optical sensors on flashes with the sensor on the front, but you can usually swivel the head to address that concern.

Q: 2. I have a 50mm Sony 1.8 lens so I'm not worried about the size, however I was more wondering if this could be added just to help with getting a grip of the manual focus ring. Is it thin enough so it could solely lie on the focus ring? It would be nice to use when gloves are involved.

A: The LENSband Lens Band MINI (Black) can fit on the Sony FE 50mm f/1.8 Lens. It is thinner than the focusing ring on the lens and will not cover any other part of the lens.

Q: 3. I'm looking for a great source of WiFi for my large two story house without having an actual internet system. All we have is our cell phones which are Straight talk. And Verizon coverage.

A: You have to already have existing internet .You can use the Synology Wireless Tri-Band Mesh Router two ways. As the primary Wi-Fi Point or an additional Wi-Fi Point. As the primary Wi-Fi Point, you have to connect the product to your existing modem with an Ethernet cable. To set up as an additional Wi-Fi point, make sure your primary Wi-Fi is either a Synology RT2600ac or MR2200ac. Then log into Synology Router Manager (SRM) on the primary Wi-Fi Point. Depending on the walls of your house, it might be best to use Synology Wireless Tri-Band Mesh Router as an additional Wi-Fi Point.

Q: 4. What lens band will fit my Canon 24-105mm f4L lens?

A: The LENSband Lens Band (Glow-in-the-Dark Green) listed as 67-110mm is the one that should fit the Canon EF 24-105 f/4 lens.

Q: 5. try to find a ring to fit on Loxia 21mm lens. is any one bought a right size ? thanks

A: While the ZEISS Loxia 21mm f/2.8 Lens is not a zoom lens and would not need a LENSband to reduce zoom creep, if you would like to use a LENSband with the ZEISS Loxia 21mm f/2.8 Lens, the smaller LENSband Lens Band MINI would be the correct option for use with your lens.

Q: 6. will this softbox fit the Bolt flashVX-710C?

A: Yes it will, however, the velcro strips that come with the softbox are small, I used some larger strips from Lowes (Home Depot has as well). Use this on a Canon 430 EX II mounted on a Kacy pole to give soft light on outdoor flower photography. Once the velcro is on the flash it will not accept an Omni bounce diffuser or similar item without removing the velcro, so plan ahead if you want to switch diffusers in the future.

Q: 7. What size do I need for a Nikon 24-70 mm f/2.8 lens? Also, can this be used in place of the orange band that comes with the Aquatech Sound Blimp (you place it on the zoom band to give it friction so you can zoom with the blimp's lens tube)? I bought a used blimp that didn't have the orange band and it's impossible to zoom without it.

A: I have a 72mm lens filter and the red band fits well on my 18-200 lens.

Q: 8. Can these be powered with PoE?

A: No, the Synology Wireless Tri-Band Mesh Router BH #SYMR2200AC does not take PoE power.

Q: 9. Will it work with wrx560 as the main router?

A: The Synology Wireless Tri-Band Mesh Router is designed to be used with the Synology RT2600AC AC-2600 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router, B&H # SYRT2600AC.

Q: 10. Will this extend wirelessly my Synology RT2600 Wifi?

A: As others have said, Yes this is compatible with the RT2600 Wifi.