PAR E-Reviewsletter featuring Eventide, Lectrosonics, MOTU and Studio Technologies

March 24, 2016 New Products Lectrosonics SRc and SRc5P Digital Hybrid Wireless Dual-Channel Diversity Slot Receivers » Lectrosonics Wireless Designer Software » MOTU AVB/TSN Support for OSX El Capitan v10.11 » Studio Technologies Model 211 Announcer's Console » Visit and "Like" PAR on Facebook! Stay updated on our PAR Contributors' studio and live engineering adventures, sneak peeks of products currently under review, and more. Today's Review Eventide Anthology X Plug-in Bundle By Rich Tozzoli Considering how we upgrade our software and computers so often, sometimes certain plug-ins get left out for a cycle or two. We go about productions and then one day realize, “where is that piece I used to turn to?” Such is the case with Eventide’s Anthology X; I now understand how much I missed it. Anthology X is the same bundle from the Pro Tools HD platform, but with new additions and greatly expanded Native compatibility. It contains 17 plug-ins with over 1,000 presets and now runs 64-bit AAX Native, VST, and AU, operating on Pro Tools 10+, Cubase 7+, Nuendo, Wavelab, Logic 8+, Ableton Live 7+, SONAR, Reaper, GarageBand, Digital Performer and Studio One. The bundle features Eventide's H910, H910 Dual, H949, H949 Dual, UltraChannel, UltraReverb, Octavox, Quadravox, H3000 Factory, H3000 Band Delays, Instant Phaser, Instant Flanger, Omnipressor, EChannel, EQ45, EQ65 and Precision Time Align processors. Licenses can be activated via PACE's iLok License Manager but it do not require the USB iLok dongle. The license can also be activated in two separate locations, either on the computer or iLok. More » No subscription to Pro Audio Review? Get on the inside track with the best peer-to-peer pro reviews in the audio production biz: visit http://www.mypsnmag.com now! Today's Blog Reading Roadie By Mel Lambert As many of us scribes and scribblers have discovered, writing fiction about our complex and talent-focused industry is not for the faint-hearted. That seasoned music journalist Howard Massey has taken on that task so successfully in his first novel, Roadie, is testament to the care and attention that went into the planning and eventual execution of his 370-page, highly readable tome. The book chronicles the fortunes—and numerous misfortunes—of a rock-and-roll band from York, PA, that grew up during the Seventies and eventually—without giving too much away—hits the big time. With his eye for details, and ready access during interviews with a cornucopia of real-world musicians, producers, roadies, engineers, agents and attorneys as well as other bottom feeders of our industry, Massey knows of what he writes. A musician and recording engineer/producer, he worked previously as editor at Musician and Performing Songwriter magazines. More » Click The Covers — Digital Edition Quick Links Months of PAR's digital edition reviews are just a click away! More » Today's Video PAR Tube presents Favorite Flavors: Millennia Media Origin STT-1 Preamp By Rob Tavaglione Pro Audio Review proudly presents "PAR-Tube," an initiative starring the Contributors of PAR in an ongoing video-based review, applications and new product presentation series. Here, PAR Contributor Rob Tavaglione continues our first monthly topic, "World-Class Microphone Preamplifiers, Favorite Flavors" with the Millennia Media Origin STT-1. More » Events Musikmesse 2016, April 7-10, 2016, Frankfurt » NAB Show, April 16-21, 2016, Las Vegas »

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