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Monster Savings on Eventide Fission: Now At $69

Talula, November 27, 2017


Fission is the first plug-in to use Eventide’s ground-breaking Structural Effects technology – A new method for processing audio.

It allows you to split a sound into its transient and tonal parts, independently manipulate them using Eventide’s world-class effects and then fuse them back together.

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With the ability to add effects and dynamic controls to the transient and tonal sections, you can produce a wide range of effects, from the subtle to the extreme.

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The popular Netflix series “Stranger Things” used Fission (‘Physion’ in Upside Down world) to make their Shadow Monster sound stranger. Sound designer Craig Henighan had this to say about creating the Shadow Monster:

“I’m excited for people to hear the Shadow Monster. We haven’t had anything remotely close to this in Stranger Things yet. He’s very cool, and big, and scary. He’s very different from anything the guys have done… One processing chain was Kontakt into a Channel Strip EQ into Eventide’s Fission — which is a spectral tool where you can split up the transient effects in transient/tonal effects and have a structural split.”

Amazing what’s possible when you split sonic reality. Fission, the first plug-in using our ‘Structural FX’ splitting method, is just $69 here and in Upside Down (for a limited time). Once this promotion is over, Fission will go back to its non-strange price of $179.

Get it now!

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