In the Pro Tools Expert 2017 Christmas Competition, we offered the chance of winning a copy of Eventide's Anthology XI Bundle, worth $1,799, as one of 31 great prizes on offer worth over $16,000 in total. We can announce that Paul Dobbe is the lucky winner.

Anthology XI features 23 Eventide plug-ins including five of Eventide's most recent plug-ins:

• Fission

• Tverb

• Blackhole

• UltraTap

• MangledVerb

MangledVerb & UltraTap Free Tutorial Videos

Reviews Of Eventide Plug-ins

Other Eventide Plug-ins Included In Anthology XI

• H3000 Factory

• H910

• UltraReverb

• H910 Dual

• UltraChannel

• Octavox

• Quadravox

• H949

• H3000 Band Delays

• H949 Dual

• EChannel

• Omnipressor®

• Instant Phaser

• Instant Flanger

• EQ45

• EQ65

• Precision Time Align

Winner - Paul Dobbe

I started my recording career in 1971 at EMI Studios apprentice program as a disc mastering engineer and progressed all the way through to a recording engineer position.  In 1973 I moved to Holland where I worked at DURECO (Dutch Record Company) for several years, before making my way to the USA, where I worked at some of the finest studios in Los Angeles. 

I have worked on record albums, movie scores, advertising jingles and television sound, being nominated for five Emmy nominations for my work in television.  Some of the studios I have worked at include Bell Sound, Davlen, United Western Studios, Complete Post and many others.  I have since moved from Los Angeles to the East Coast where I now have my own studio in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, where I am working on various personal projects. 

My career has taken me from analog 4 track tape all the way through to the world of digital recording, where in the virtual world so much more is possible.  I have been using the 2016 Stereo Room plug-in, and I am excited to work with the Eventide Anthology XI plugins.  I recall using Eventide's DDL in 1976 for a jazz recording, what a beautiful sound!  I am looking forward to bringing that unique sound to my new projects.  "Mangled Verb" has piqued my interest, and I can't wait to work with the other plug-ins.