Eventide Harmonizer H90 - PolyFlex

Flex Harmony
+2nd
Flex Harmony
+3rd
Flex Harmony
+4th
Flex Harmony
+5th
Flex Harmony +FL
Flex Harmony
-1oct
Flex Harmony
-4th
Flex Harmony
-5th
Octave
Flexswitch
Pitch Flex +1oct
Pitch Flex +2oct
Pitch Flex -1oct
Pitch Flex -2Oct
Pitch Flex -2nd
Pitch Flex -4th
Pitch Flex Unison & +5th +2nd
+6th
PolyFlex
A fully polyphonic version of our classic, 2-voice PitchFlex algorithm, with a few added bonuses. Bend a
chord into a new harmony, perform polyphonic dive bombs, or achieve pedal steel like tones. Fully
equipped with detune, freeze, and individual controls for flexing either voice. The brand new Auto
Engage feature allows you to preserve your dry signal while you are not flexing.
Mix: Wet/dry mixer, 100% is all wet signal.
Detune: A detune amount applied to both the base shift amount and the Flex amount, from -50
cents to 50 cents.
Flex Time: How long it takes to get from the Shift interval to the Flex interval from 0 to 2 seconds.
Return Time: How long it takes to return to the Shift interval from the Flex interval from 0 to 2
seconds.
Auto Engage: When on, the algorithm is bypassed until the Flex is engaged, or Manual Flex is above
0. This will be triggered by any of the available ways to Flex.
Auto Engage Hold Time: If Auto Engage is on, this parameter allows the pitch shifted effect to
remain on for a period of time from 0 to 1 second. This can help the auto engage parameter from
disengaging abruptly.
The following parameters are available for both pitch A and B:
Level: Adjusts the level of the pitch shifted voice.
Shift: The base pitch shift amount specified in musical intervals for each voice of shifting. -2 Oct, -
P12, -P11, -Oct, -M7, -m7, -M6, -m6, -P5, -Tri, -P4, -M3, -m3, -M2, -m2, Uni, m2, M2, m3, M3, P4,
Tri, P5, m6, M6, m7, M7, Oct, P11, P12, 2 Oct
Flex: The pitch shift amount to dive/bend to. -2 Oct, -P12, -P11, -Oct, -M7, -m7, -M6, -m6, -P5, -Tri,
-P4, -M3, -m3, -M2, -m2, Uni, m2, M2, m3, M3, P4, Tri, P5, m6, M6, m7, M7, Oct, P11, P12, 2 Oct
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