In Memory of Stephen M. Katz, 1945-2023
This blog by Richard Factor is dedicated to our dear friend and co-founder, Stephen M. Katz, who sadly passed away a few days ago. This […]
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Flashback #10: Thinking Outside the Black Box
Learn about an entirely different product, the Eventide Spectrum Analyzer.
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Flashback #9.2 Dump & Go – The Profanity Delay
Learn about the Eventide Profanity Delay which became almost indispensable to talk radio.
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Flashback #9.1: Broadcast
The Broadcast Products that Were and Weren’t, including the short-lived Eventide Monstermat.
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Flashback #6: HM80 — The Baby Harmonizer®
Learn about our first non-rackmount product, the HM80—a Harmonizer designed for performing musicians.
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Bowie: My Scandalous Confession
Eventide founder, Richard Factor, shares his connection to the great David Bowie.
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#TBT Richard Factor on NAMM 2019
Is Trade Show Fatigue Setting In? I know, me too. Tough darts to us both. And yet, if this blog is to maintain a semblance
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Dan Ingram and the Evil Ox
In this special blog we pay tribute to Dan Ingram. Dan was the top rated American top 40 DJ for almost 22 years on 77
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RIP Ham Brosious
I’m sad to mention the death of my oldest audio industry friend, and possibly the person responsible for the survival—if not necessarily the success—of Eventide.
Join Your Friends and Competitors In Flaming Death
Look What Tony Found If you can deal with an oxymoron (as opposed to the genuine article) please accept this blog as being from a
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Rejected!
This is an entry from my personal blog (http://www.PriUPS.com/RIKLblog/dec06/061219-bd600-reject.htm ) that I’m adding here. It’s an advertisement that never was. And “Last Friday” was many,
