Eventide H90 Harmonizer, User Manual

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Modulation Speed: Sets the delay modulation rate (0 - 5 Hz).
Filter: Controls the fi lter to simulate the tone of band-limited old school delays.
Distortion
CrushStation
An overdrive/distortion command center with controls that drive your tone from creamy saturation to
brutal sonic assault with everything in between. Use Eventide Harmonizer technology to crush some
octaves into the mix, or turn up the Sag to bring the whole sound to its knees. An added bonus,
CrushStation is a true stereo distortion.
Mix: The clean/dirty mix, full left is clean, full right is dirty.
Drive: The overdrive amount. Ranges from subtle boost/overdrive to full on distortion with Grit and
Sustain controls pushing it into fuzz territory.
Compressor/Sustainer: Compression/Sustain which is Pre distortion (counterclockwise), or Post
distortion (clockwise). The sustainer is specially designed to vary the numerous parameters of a
typical compressor such as the ratio, attack, release, and the makeup gain to keep the overall
loudness consistent.
Sag: Turn it up to get increasingly sputtery, crushed, and broken sounds. Inspired by power rail sag
of poorly designed tube amps and the dead and dying gear of times past.
Octaves: Mixes in/out lower and higher pitch-shifted octaves before the distortion and
compression.
Grit: Adds more low end before the distortion for a gritty chugging sound.
Bass: Cut and boost lower frequencies to hollow out the sound or add some thud.
Mids: Cut and boost mid range frequencies (frequency selectable with Mids Frequency control) to
scoop some muddiness or punch through a mix.
Mids Frequency: Tunable center frequency of the Mids cut/boost. Similar to a parked wah when
boosted up high. Smoothly changes when connected to an expression pedal.
Treble: Cut and Boost higher frequencies to mellow out the sound or emphasize higher harmonics.
PitchFuzz
PitchFuzz is a multi-effects Algorithm combining Fuzz, three Pitch Shifters, and two Delays into one, easy
to use effect. Fuzz is the
fi rst effect in the signal path, getting its inspiration from classic analog fuzz
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