Eventide has always been at the very top in terms of processor quality and usability. Now they are taking their controllability to a new level with the new EVE/NET remote control device. The EVE/NET system is a local network which links from one to four or more EVE/NET remote control units with one to four or more Eventide Orville Harmonizer brand effect processors. This means you can have one processor shared amongst several rooms (each with its own remote) or you can control a rack full of processors with one remote (or both). It’s everything you’d expect from Eventide: elegant and easy to use.
Lexicon has dropped the price of the Core2 to the point where we can sell it for less than $200. This makes it the least expensive professional ADAT-compatible card on the market. And don’t forget you can put the optional MP-100 card in it for dedicated effects processing. And not just any processing, but Lexicon processing. Heck, even if you don’t need a DAW it’s an affordable platform for Lexicon processing. Supplies are limited, but this is a great deal for those who can move quickly.
