Eventide Physion Mk II

A New Dimension in Multi-FX
Sonic Control at an Atomic Level
Physion Mk II is a powerful, modern approach to multi-effects delivering a new dimension of sounds. It combines our best-in-class Transient/Tonal separation with world-class Eventide effects, opening the door to practical mixing solutions and creative applications. Featuring the improved Structural Split™ detection from SplitEQ and a streamlined workflow designed with producers, mixers, and sound designers in mind, Physion Mk II allows you to discover new sonic horizons and smarter solutions in no time.

Features

• NEW Polyphonic pitch shifting algorithm based on SIFT (Spectral Instantaneous Frequency Tracking) Technology
• NEW Reverse Delays with Gating, Ping-pong, and Crystals modes
• NEW Side Chain input for dynamics processors
• NEW State-of-the-art Filters, taken directly from SplitEQ
• NEW Resizable GUI with scrolling waveform display and easy-to-use layout – no menu diving required
• World-class, Hand-tuned Eventide effects for the Transient & Tonal streams
• Process Transient and Tonal Effects separately using Eventide’s Improved Structural Split™ technology
• Control Transient and Tonal Output levels
• Control the Underlying Split for fine-tuning and experimentation
• Comprehensive Presets Library includes 500+ presets
• A/B Comparison and Undo/Redo make it easy to explore ideas without losing where you started
• Three Color Schemes: Normal, Dark, and Colorblind Accessible

Over 500 Presets
Physion Mk II’s factory library comes loaded with over 500 presets, offering great sounds you won’t find anywhere else. The preset library is organized into easy-to-navigate categories, so whether you’re looking for a little color, a quick fix, some extra spaciousness, or a deep transformation, you’ll find great options quickly.

Classic Effects, Remixed
For over 50 years, Eventide has pushed the boundaries of audio effects—from the H910 Harmonizer® to the H3000 to SplitEQ. Building on this legacy, we painstakingly hand-tuned each effect for Transient or Tonal material and included new effects like Polyphonic Pitch Shifting and Reverse Delays with Gating, Ping-pong, and Crystals modes. Plus, you also get our best-in-class splitting technology with thoughtful, easy-to-use controls.

Seven Transient Effects

• Delay
• Tap Delay
• Dynamics
• Phaser
• Reverb
• Gate+EQ
• Reverse Delay

Eight Tonal Effects

• Delay
• Dynamics
• Pitch
• Chorus
• Reverb
• Tremolo
• EQ
• Reverse Delay

Features:

• Split audio into “Transient” and “Tonal” components
• Radically re-shape a sound by soloing the Tonal and Transient channels. Tighten up drums by dropping the tonal section, or tune a guitar into an ambient sweep by losing the transients
• Split, modify and reassemble any sound
• Fine-tune the split using the four “Structural Split” controls.
• Six Transient effects available: Delay, Tap Delay, Dynamics, Phaser, Reverb, Gate EQ
• Seven Tonal effects available: Delay, Compressor, Pitch, Chorus, Reverb, Tremolo, EQ
• Waveform display for clear tracking of Transient/Tonal audio in real time
• Artists presets include Richard Devine, Chris Carter, Suzanne Ciani, Joe Chiccarelli, John Agnello, Stewart Lerman, Steve Rosenthal, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more.

Applications:Sound Design
Physion is a versatile tool for sound designers. Splitting and manipulating audio allows you to create and explore sounds never heard before. Remove transients from pianos or guitars to create bowed sounds,or go even further by adding extreme effects to the independent channels.

Drum Tuning
Physion allows you to easily re-tune a drum without affecting the transient. Delay the cracking transient of a rimshot while leaving the tonal ring as-is. Solo out the transients to tighten up a sound and add some compression to tighten further.

Articulation
Physion’s structural split can be used to modify vocals in subtle or drastic ways. Emphasize or reduce sibilance, add or remove resonance, or turn robust vocals into whispers.

Transient Shaping
Physion is not a traditional transient shaper – it’s a transient separator. It goes beyond what has been possible by allowing you to surgically tune the transient and tonal response independently.

Audio Restoration
Remove unwanted tonal ring and hiss, or just reduce it with compression/expansion. Beef up the transients from old instrumental recordings to improve presence in a mix without squashing the life out of the tonal material.

Loop Mangling
Use various instances of Physion to morph and transform your loops using independent tonal and transient delays.