First introduced in January for the company's H9 Harmonizer multi-effects pedal, Eventide is now releasing its TriceraChorus effect as a plug-in for Windows, Mac OS X and iOS.
Inspired by the classic tri-choruses and stompbox choruses of the '70s and early '80s, the plugin combines bucket brigade delay-style tri-chorusing with micro-pitch detuning.
It packs three chorus voices – Left, Center and Right – and three chorus modes –Chorus, Chorale and Swirl – and a three-phase LFO that allows users to create movement across the stereo field.
The TriceraChorus features Eventide's Ribbon function, which lets users sweep the plugin's processing between two separate settings of any combination of controls, while its GUI offers automated control of parameters including Delay, Tone, Depth and Detune.
Users can switch between settings using the plugin's Hotswitch function, and settings can also be saved per preset.
The Eventide TriceraChorus plugin for Windows and macOS is available now at a special discounted price of $39 until November 10, after which its price will be $99. It supports VST, AAX and AU plugin protocols.
The iOS version of the TriceraChorus works either as a standalone app or as an Audio Unit v3 plugin, and is available now for $14.99.
For more info on the plugin, stop by eventide.com.
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