Harrison Consoles De-Esser
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Brand profile · United States, est. 1975
Harrison Consoles is a prestigious American audio company founded in 1975 in Nashville, Tennessee, renowned for building professional large-format mixing consoles used in major film sound stages, broadcast facilities, and iconic recording studios worldwide. The company's consoles have been used for the post-production of major Hollywood blockbusters and acclaimed music albums for decades. Harrison has also developed AVA (Audio Video Applications) software plugins that bring the sonic character of their legendary hardware to digital audio workstations. Their MixBus DAW, built on Ardour, provides a digital environment designed to emulate the workflow and sound of a Harrison analogue console. Harrison Consoles occupies a place at the very top tier of the professional audio world.
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Vocal Processing
Transient Shaper
Pitch Shifter
Phaser
Stereo Width
Channel Strip
Channel Strip
Channel Strip
Channel Strip
Channel Strip
Gate
EQ
EQ
Compressor
Compressor
Tape Emulation
Compressor
Channel Strip
Compressor
Harrison Consoles is based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, where it was founded in 1975.
Harrison's MixBus DAW and AVA plugins have been made accessible for home studio users, but the full heritage and philosophy of Harrison is best appreciated by engineers with professional console experience.
Harrison Consoles is best known for its large-format professional mixing consoles used in major Hollywood film post-production facilities, and the MixBus DAW that brings the Harrison console workflow to digital audio production.