Effects Timeline
Our Vintage Digital and Analogue Effects timeline now includes Audio Recorders and Classic Music Tracks to help place these effects and devices within the history of recorded music. Any errors, please notify us using our contact form.
2001
Released in 2001
Eventide Eclipse Studio Effects Processor
The Eventide Eclipse is the power, the performance, the heritage of Eventide Audio effects in a single rack space unit. From the amazing range and depth of its algorithms to its comprehensive array of analogue and digital I/O ports, the Eclipse puts the legendary effects processing power of Eventide within your reach.
2001
Released in 2001
Eventide Harmonizer® Orville Multi-Channel Effects System
The Eventide Orville is a programmable, multichannel, multipurpose, dual digital signal processor (DSP), 24-bit digital audio signal processor with UltraShifter capability. It is the successor to a long, proud line of digital signal processors that stretches back to a time when most audio manufacturers didn’t know digital audio from Morse code.
2001
Released in 2001
Eventide DSP7000 Ultra-Harmonizer®
Eventide loaded the Eventide DSP7000 Ultra-Harmonizer with features that put it in a class by itself. The variety and depth of its programs are truly amazing, from lush reverbs, to choruses, to flanges, to delays, to pitch shifters, to dynamics, to EQs, to filters, to distortions, to synthesisers, to samplers, to ring modulators, and to everything in-between.
2002
Released in 2002
Line 6 Echo Pro
If you're familiar with Line 6’s award-winning series of Stompbox Modelers you’ve already got a pretty good idea of some of what your new Echo Pro can do. The Line 6 Echo Pro was part of a series of rackmount processors Line 6 produced in the early 2000s, and included the Line 6 Mod Pro and Line 6 Filter Pro.
2002
Released in 2002
This Love
Maroon 5
The song This Love by the American pop rock band Maroon 5 was released on 27 January 2004 as the second single from their debut album Songs About Jane (2002). The song peaked at the number 5 position on Billboard’s Hot 100, but reached number 1 spot on the Top 40 Mainstream charts. It was also […]
Engineered by: Mike Landolt
Mixed by: Matt Wallace, Mark Endert
2002
Released in 2002
Weiss ADC2 Digital Converter with Microphone Preamps
The Weiss ADC2 was designed for recording situations where there is no room for compromises. Every detail in its intricate circuitry serves to perfectly capture every nuance of the incoming audio and maintain the signal’s integrity all the way to your recording medium.
2002
Released in 2002
Avalon Design AD2077 Mastering Equaliser
The Avalon Design AD2077 Mastering Equaliser is an altruistic design optimising absolute signal integrity. Design features include 100% discrete pure class A signal amplifiers, state-of-the-art passive and active filter topologies and a DC coupled minimalist signal path.
2002
Released in 2002
Genex GX9048 48-Channel Digital Recorder
The Genex GX9048 combines 48 channels of 24-bit/192kHz PCM recording and playback with 48 channels of DSD recording and playback to deliver unrivalled levels of performance and flexibility. Seamless punch in and out in DSD mode elevates Direct Stream Digital far beyond its traditional archiving and mastering applications, enabling all the post-production flexibility you're used to with existing PCM formats.
2002
Released in 2002
Genex GXA8 8-Channel A-D Converter
Delivering unrivalled sonic purity at unusually affordable prices. the 24-bit/96kHz Genex GXA8 is the only commercially available 8-channel converters equipped to handle all known and anticipated multi-channel recording formats. Advanced features include an optional Pro Tools® interface which supports metadata, enabling sample rates and bit depths to be set conveniently from the Pro Tools© application. Also unique to these highly versatile Genex converters is an optional DSD interface, equipping the GXA8 for the 2.8224MHz bitstream which forms the basis of the Sony SACD format.
2002
Released in 2002
Genex GXD8 8-Channel D-A Converter
Delivering unrivalled sonic purity at unusually affordable prices. the 24-bit/96kHz Genex GXD8 is the only commercially available 8-channel converters equipped to handle all known and anticipated multi-channel recording formats. Advanced features include an optional Pro Tools® interface which supports metadata, enabling sample rates and bit depths to be set conveniently from the Pro Tools© application. Also unique to these highly versatile Genex converters is an optional DSD interface, equipping the GXD8 for the 2.8224MHz bitstream which forms the basis of the Sony SACD format.
2002
Released in 2002
HHB CDR830 BurnIT CD Recorder
The HHB CDR830 BurnIT CD Recorder offers high-quality 24-bit audio recording with advanced features like CD Text, SCMS-free digital input, built-in sample rate conversion, and flexible CD-RW erase modes, all designed for accurate and versatile studio use.
2002
2002
Released in 2002
Focusrite Octopre 8 Channel Micpre
With eight high-quality Focusrite channels, class A processing, built-in compressors/limiters, and a wide range of interface options, the Focusrite OctoPre is an ideal addition to any digital audio workstation. It simplifies multi-channel recording, making it perfect for capturing complex setups like drums and synths with exceptional clarity and flexibility.
2003
2003
Released in 2003
Kurzweil Rumour Reverb
Kurzweil Rumour is based on the effects found in the KSP8, Kurzweil's flagship multichannel effects processor, and offer easy-to-use effect presets for any environment. Both models are single rack space units featuring 192 effects presets, 64 locations for user-created presets, balanced stereo analogue inputs and outputs, S/PDIF digital I/O, and pre-effect EQ.