Eventide Bundle for Mac – The Complete Legendary Effects Collection for $39.99

Most plugin bundles are a grab-bag of one company’s recent releases. This one is a history lesson you can mix with. Eventide’s hardware processors have shaped hit records since the 1970s — the H910 was the world’s first commercial pitch shifter, and the H3000 became the defining multi-effect of the eighties and nineties studio era. The Eventide Bundle for Mac puts that whole lineage, plus the modern Anthology XI collection, into a single $39.99 download for macOS, covering pitch shifting, harmonizing, reverb, structural effects and vintage EQ in one purchase.

The Headliners: H3000, H910 and Blackhole

H3000 Factory recreates the rack unit that defined an era of recording — the pitch shifting, chorusing and spectral multi-effects that engineers reached for on vocals, guitars and entire mixes throughout the eighties and nineties. The H910 Harmonizer goes further back, emulating the original 1975 unit used by David Bowie and Led Zeppelin; its pitch-shifted drum sound alone is a piece of classic rock history. Blackhole is the modern counterweight: a spatial reverb that runs from believable rooms to infinite, weightless environments, and has become a default tool for cinematic and ambient work. Three very different processors, three decades of recording practice, all in the same bundle.

The Rest of Anthology XI Pulls Its Weight

Anthology XI fills in everything the headliners do not cover. Fission splits audio into transient and tonal components so you can process attack and body independently — a structural trick no conventional effect can imitate. Quadravox generates four independent harmonies that follow your key and scale, MicroPitch thickens vocals and instruments with subtle detune rather than obvious doubling, and UltraReverb and Physion round out the spatial and structural options. EQ45 and EQ65 emulate Eventide’s classic hardware equalizers for engineers who want vintage curves instead of surgical modern ones. Nothing in the collection is filler; each plugin covers a job the others cannot.

Where It Earns Its Keep

Mixing engineers use the Harmonizers for the vocal and drum treatments that modern plugins still imitate. Film and game composers lean on Blackhole for spatial design that sits behind dialogue without washing it out. Sound designers exploit Fission to pull impossible textures out of ordinary recordings, and producers who grew up on the records these processors made use the whole suite to borrow that character directly. Because everything runs natively on Mac in AU, VST3 and AAX formats, the bundle drops into Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Ableton Live and Cubase sessions without conversion or workarounds.

One License, Every Session

The bundle’s breadth changes how it gets used day to day. MicroPitch sits on a vocal while tracking, adding width the singer can hear in the headphones. EQ45 and UltraReverb handle the mix session in the afternoon, Fission and Physion turn a plain recording into sound design in the evening, and Blackhole puts the spatial finish on the same project at the end of the week — one purchase covering tracking, mixing and design without a single additional license. Engineers who move between rooms also value the consistency: the same Eventide processors behave identically in every studio running them, so a mix decision made at home survives the transfer to a larger room. For Mac producers building a serious effects collection from zero, this is the shortest path to a complete one; for producers who already own scattered effects, it replaces the imitations with the originals those plugins were modelled on.

The Deal

At $39.99, the math is simple: one payment buys Eventide’s complete software lineup — the H3000 Factory, the H910, Blackhole, Fission, Quadravox, MicroPitch and the rest of Anthology XI — instead of collecting the pieces one plugin at a time. It runs on macOS 10.13 and later, and delivery is instant: license key and installer straight after purchase, so the sounds that shaped five decades of records are in your DAW today, not after a shipping delay.