Eventide audio audio processors and plugins

Eventide is a legendary name in the professional audio industry, founded in 1971 in the basement of a New York City recording studio. The company was established by Stephen Katz, Richard Factor, and Orville Greene. It achieved monumental success by pioneering digital audio technology, introducing the world's first digital delay line (the DDL 1745) and the iconic H910 Harmonizer, which revolutionized recording and live sound processing.

Over the decades, Eventide has remained at the forefront of innovation, expanding from hardware rack units to guitar effects pedals and sophisticated software plugins. While the brand is deeply rooted in its headquarters in New Jersey, its manufacturing footprint has evolved with its product lines. High-end hardware and boutique pedals have historically been assembled in the United States, while certain components and high-volume consumer-facing electronics may utilize global supply chains. As of 2026, Eventide remains an independent, privately-held company, continuing its legacy of high-fidelity signal processing under the leadership of its original founders and long-standing executives.