This can do it. The Harmonizer section is fantastic. This demo just shows the cool verbs. This is probably the best device you will find for creating your back up vocals.

No wonder it's expensive.

😅

I AGREE! that’s why I’m never buying a new synth again! Just got a WS EX and it’s no turning back

Hi! Yes I do, but I've never used Vsig, so unfortunately I won't be able to help with that. :(

@@i-78east93 Ah that's okay! Thank you very much for getting back to me. Great video by the way, I must have watched it 10 or so times drooling over it hahaha

yes

Yes, it seems that it's very useful for contacting aliens...at least according to Jodie Foster's attempts 😁

A tech can repair them like any devices and as long there is non working units sold for few there is still parts for other working units.

I bought a unit in mint condition that needed the new CMOS IC replaced and had zero trouble finding several of them. Took about 15 mins of searching on line, ordered two of them, up and running just fine.

@@sheilasmith8844 Finding NOS Mach IC's is not a problem. It's a problem if the defective IC is the one that holds a part of the OS. Eventide does not provide any support

Nice, congrats!

Ah yes, definitely so, and the JD-990 also comes with its own evolution of that legendary patch ("Fantasia 990").

:D

Thank you for the comment!

Thank you!

Bank 15: "Mastering Suite" (just a few compressors), Bank 16: "Mixdown Suite" (various EQ+shifter+reverb+delay effects). ROM version 2.112.

Nice! The SR is an incredibly inspiring box: you just turn it on, dial in presets and ideas will come out. I hope you enjoy it.

@@i-78east93 Thanks :)

Thank you sir!

You are most welcome Sir

Clearly you don't know how the dry signal sound like. Not trying to be mean or anything, but you are kinda wrong.

Thanks! Still have all my gear packed up but will return with more demos once I get going again.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! Much appreciated.

Thanks, much appreciated!

I own one of these but i always appreciate more demos. crazy psychedelia is what I use it for personally

@@pandable8657 Thanks Pandable, yeah these are amazing machines, so musical and powerful.

@@i-78east93 have you compared this with newer offerings from Eventide? Do you know what the differences are? I've never played with an Orville, an Eclipse, or anything like that; and I don't know how they stack up against my 4000.

@@pandable8657 No unfortunately I haven't. Would be great to get to compare the 4000 side by side with one of the newer boxes. My understanding of the differences is that the amount of DSP power (and AD/DA converter quality) goes up with every generation. Orville and the H8000 are multi-channel boxes (8 channels I believe). The Eclipse is more limited than the harmonizers in the sense that it doesn't support VSig (I have never used VSig myself, but it opens up the possibility of buying e.g. some highly acclaimed 3rd party program sets). If I was to get another harmonizer, it would probably be the 7600 as it is the last successor of the 4000, but just like the 4000, the 7600 is not that easy to find 2nd hand. I know that many people think that nowadays everything can be replaced with plugins, but to me the 4000 is a special box to have as it was Eventide's flagship product after a long period success with the H3000 and it is the origin of these legendary presets.

I bought their Anthology XI collection and some of the new H9 vsts and they're pretty amazing. Obviously not quite the rich depth of the hardware, but still pretty wonderful. The H9 algorithms (BlackHole, Crystals) are so easy to use.