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The H3000 Band Delays Mk II Black Friday deal from Eventide takes 50% off, bringing the plugin to $49 until Dec 1, 2026. It is an eight-band delay for filtering, stereo widening and rhythmic effects, ported from the H3000 Harmonizer studio processor.
According to the maker, the H3000 Band Delays Mk II covers a lot of ground: echo effects, filter work, stereo spreading and rhythm-driven movement. Eventide says it brings the flexibility and sound of the original hardware algorithm into your DAW.
It runs eight delay bands side by side. Each band has its own controls for level, panning, filter type, frequency and Q.
That lets you build swept combs, auto-panning delays and soundscapes from a single insert. A visual display shows every delay and its band shape, so you can see what each band is doing.
Eventide lists these changes:
The control set is built for movement and routing:
The Function Generator and the Macro Soft Keys are where the rhythmic and dynamic effects come from. You can assign them to move parameters over time instead of leaving the delays static.
On Windows, you need Windows 10 or later (Windows 11 supported), 64-bit only. Formats are AAX, VST2 and VST3.
On Mac, you need macOS 10.14 or later, 64-bit only, with Intel and Apple Silicon both supported. Formats are AAX, AU, VST2 and VST3.
Eventide tests its desktop plugins in Ableton Live, Cubase, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools and Studio One. The maker says they should work with any compatible host.
No iLok dongle is needed. Authorisation only requires a free iLok account and the iLok Manager.
Yes. The H3000 Band Delays Mk II Black Friday deal takes 50% off Eventide's delay plugin, bringing it to $49. The offer runs until Dec 1, 2026.
On Windows it comes as AAX, VST2 and VST3. On Mac it comes as AAX, AU, VST2 and VST3. Both platforms are 64-bit only, and Mac supports Intel and Apple Silicon.
No. Eventide says no iLok dongle is required to run it. You only need a free iLok account and the iLok Manager for authorisation.
Eventide lists new modeling of the original H3000's analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter sections, new filter recreations with the hardware's resonance and self-oscillation behavior, a resizable interface, and 100+ presets including new artist presets.
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