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Eventide H9000, User Manual

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Table of Contents 

INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 4

 

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PRESETS ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

H9000 HARDWARE .............................................................................................................................. 10

 

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OPERATING THE H9000 ..................................................................................................................... 18

 

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Direct I/O ................................................................................................................................................................. 26

 

The FX Chain Preset Browser .......................................................................................................................... 27

 

Mix ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28

 

Levels .......................................................................................................................................................................... 29

 

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LGORITHMS

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Algorithms Overview .......................................................................................................................................... 30

 

Algorithm Selection Screen .............................................................................................................................. 35

 

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ARAMETERS

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Editing Parameters in an Algorithm ........................................................................................................... 40

 

Functions .................................................................................................................................................................. 44

 

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Saving......................................................................................................................................................................... 50

 

Importing Data ...................................................................................................................................................... 52

 

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Overview ................................................................................................................................................................... 53

 

Trigger Source Options ...................................................................................................................................... 54

 

Working with Scenes .......................................................................................................................................... 55

 

SETUP ........................................................................................................................................................ 59

 

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REFERENCES

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Ethernet Setup ....................................................................................................................................................... 71

 

Wireless Setup ........................................................................................................................................................ 72

 

Creating a Local Access Point ......................................................................................................................... 73

 

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Summary of Contents for H9000

Page 1: ...Eventide H9000 User s Manual Software Version 1 0 Part No 141242 2017 Eventide Inc One Alsan Way Little Ferry NJ 07643 USA ...

Page 2: ...t I O 26 The FX Chain Preset Browser 27 Mix 28 Levels 29 ALGORITHMS 30 Algorithms Overview 30 Algorithm Selection Screen 35 PARAMETERS 39 Editing Parameters in an Algorithm 40 Functions 44 METERS 47 SAVING AND IMPORTING DATA 50 Saving 50 Importing Data 52 SCENES 53 Overview 53 Trigger Source Options 54 Working with Scenes 55 SETUP 59 INFO 60 NAME 61 CLOCK 62 TEMPO 64 PREFERENCES 66 PEDALS 68 ANALO...

Page 3: ...ur Existing Computer Audio Interface 76 APPENDICES 78 APPENDIX A SIGNAL FLOW 78 APPENDIX B STARTUP SEQUENCES 80 APPENDIX C WORD CLOCK TERMINATION IN THE H9000 81 APPENDIX D H9000 MIDI FUNCTIONALITY 82 APPENDIX E H9000 PRESETS 83 APPENDIX F H9000 ALGORITHMS 103 SAFETY INFORMATION 139 LIMITED WARRANTY 140 ...

Page 4: ...000 comes with a front panel color display and a large complement of hardware controls allowing you to navigate the device with ease However we highly encourage you to download and use the full featured control app plug in Emote available as a free download at www eventideaudio com emote Emote is required to control the blank front panel model H9000R Emote is available as a stand alone program for...

Page 5: ... audio and networked audio environments We are always developing new option cards ensuring that your processor is as future proof as possible in the always evolving world of digital and networked audio formats Full Front Panel Control While we offer the extremely useful Emote control app the standard H9000 also provides intuitive front panel control using a large color display context sensitive so...

Page 6: ... the same time allowing that user to change the values of other variables Simply put the algorithms are the H9000 s secret sauce with specific effects parameters that are adjustable by you the user Parameters Parameters are the individual adjustments you can make within an effects algorithm which customize that effect On the H9000 when you navigate to a specific algorithm you are presented with th...

Page 7: ...ate parallel and series audio paths Sessions A Session is the highest level on the H9000 hierarchy It saves the entire state of the product at any given moment including The currently loaded FX Chains up to all 4 The current settings for the parameters within the FX Chains The current input output assignments to and from the FX Chains The current state of the assorted global settings The standard ...

Page 8: ...d time Assorted metadata Name and ID are the most relevant to the user FX Chain Presets An FX Chain presets contains Everything contained within an algorithm preset for all the algorithms present in the FX chain General parameter values related to the entire FX chain container mix mute bypass input output gains Additional mappings of these general FX Chain parameters to MIDI controllers All routin...

Page 9: ... container o Direct I O connections made between Physical I O Additional input output gain settings for each I O channel routed to from the FX chain All the settings found in the Setup mode these can be excluded by category when loading All the Scene Maps found in Scenes mode along with current active map index LED meter mappings The state of Global Mute Bypass Metadata Name and ID are the most re...

Page 10: ... or convenient note that all adjustments can also be made using our Emote software The H9000 front panel contains the following controls please refer to the relevant sections of the user s manual for further details on each function Setup Press the Setup button to enter the setup menu where you can configure assorted preferences for your device Save Import Press the Save Import button to save the ...

Page 11: ...chains When either Global Mute or Global Bypass is activated an indicator will show in the upper right hand corner until deactivated Meters Press the Meters button to switch the display to a full fledged meter bridge A wide variety of metering choices are available Soft Keys These 8 unlabeled buttons four on either side of the display allow you to quickly navigate the H9000 s front panel user inte...

Page 12: ...el out of an action As with the Enter button the color display offers a pop up window to let you know when the Cancel button can be used Jog Wheel The large heavily weighted jog wheel is used to both navigate around the display as well as adjust a currently highlighted setting For example if adjusting a room size parameter in a reverb algorithm you can spin the wheel to comfortably adjust the spec...

Page 13: ... operate vintage mobile phone style where each button cycles through multiple letters and also offers special characters such as and Up Down Arrows The up down arrows act as modifier keys for the number pad when naming an object allowing you to switch between upper and lower case characters as well as enter in different symbols You can also use the arrow keys to fine tune parameter values as well ...

Page 14: ...fferent functions of the processor This ability is useful in a live performance situation Relay x2 The dual relay connectors allow H9000 actions to be completed using standard relay signals Note In the current 1 0 Firmware the relay connectors on the H9000 are not yet operational Please check back at www eventideaudio com for details of a future software update that will enable their operation Eth...

Page 15: ...ou to feed the H9000 with 8 channels of AES EBU digital audio and also allows the unit to output 8 channels all on the same single DSUB connector AES EBU 2 channel Input This XLR input accepts a standard 2 channel AES EBU digital audio signal AES EBU 2 channel Output This connector outputs 2 channels of audio in the AES EBU digital audio format at whatever sample rate the system is currently set t...

Page 16: ...to control various H9000 parameters with incoming MIDI messages using MIDI controller hardware or MIDI software of your choosing The MIDI input also allows you to synchronize the H9000 s time based effects to an incoming MIDI clock signal MIDI Output The MIDI Out connector outputs a MIDI clock signal allowing you to synchronize other equipment with the internal tempo set for your unit MIDI THRU Th...

Page 17: ...tical Input The H9000 s optical input accepts an 8 channel ADAT signal Optical Output The optical output sends 8 channels of ADAT format digital audio Note The ADAT optical connectors only support sample rates of 44 1kHz and 48kHz they are not operational when the H9000 is set to run at higher sample rates of 88 2kHz or 96kHz ...

Page 18: ...display There are two different types of soft keys on the H9000 Normal soft keys These execute their labeled action when pressed Latching soft keys When pressed they change the front panel display to a different state Think of the latching soft keys as a quick and easy way to access sub menus or alternate screens on the H9000 Latching soft keys are visually distinguished by a small triangular flag...

Page 19: ...aka AES EBU over the XLR connector S PDIF over the optical connector S PDIF over the RCA connector ADAT over the optical connector When using S PDIF over the optical ADAT connectors you can only work at sample rates of 44 1kHz and 48kHz 88 2kHz and 96kHz are not supported FX Chains support 8 inputs and 8 outputs However the eight outputs of an FX Chain can be multed to an arbitrary number of physi...

Page 20: ...y loaded session is displayed in the title bar at the top of the screen There are several different ways to navigate through the list of sessions Press the cursor up down buttons or rotate the wheel to scroll through the list one entry at a time Press the cursor left right buttons to navigate through the Sessions list one page at a time The session you have currently navigated will highlight in gr...

Page 21: ... of the currently highlighted session The naming screen will appear allowing you to create a new name for the copy of the session In this sense it is similar to the Save As function on a word processor application where you can save a copy of a currently loaded document under a different name Delete Press the Delete soft key to delete the currently highlighted session in the list You will be promp...

Page 22: ...oft key to bring up the search screen where you can use the keypad to type in a keyword Sessions containing the letters you type will appear in the filtered list of available sessions As you type additional characters the list of sessions will further refine your search Preview Press the latching Preview soft key to get a visual representation of the layout of the session such as The number of FX ...

Page 23: ... the cursor buttons to highlight the Edit block of the FX Chain s audio input section you will then be presented with choices for selecting both the physical input connector and then separately the channel number of your selected input connector Use the wheel to scroll through the available choices When you have found your desired audio input highlight the Connect block and press the Enter key You...

Page 24: ...e chosen preset into the FX Chain as a replacement for the previous one At any time you can press the Exit button to back out of the current screen state and return to the previous state Pressing the Exit button a final time will exit the FX Chains screen and return you to the Sessions screen Note You can always return to the Sessions screen by pressing the Exit button once for each iteration of m...

Page 25: ... the currently highlighted FX Chain container in the session Note that the name of the FX Chain container is distinct from the name of the FX Chain preset loaded into it this can be useful for distinguishing an FX Chain s purpose e g Guitar 1 Guitar 2 if the same preset is loaded into multiple containers Mute Bypass Press the Mute Bypass soft key to mute the currently highlighted FX Chain Press it...

Page 26: ...he H9000 to work as a network attached patch bay In the Direct I O screen use the cursor keys to highlight the input output you wish to assign then use the wheel to select the physical input output you wish to use in your direct I O pathway Four additional soft keys are available in the Direct I O screen Add Press the Add soft key to add another direct I O pathway within the Direct I O screen Dele...

Page 27: ...eset Note that factory FX Chains cannot be deleted Search Press the latching Search soft key to bring up the virtual keypad where you can enter in letters and numbers to search for a specific FX Chain or algorithm name As you enter in more characters the algorithm list is filtered to show only FX Chains that contain the characters you are typing Tags Press the latching Tags soft key to switch the ...

Page 28: ... carry multiple tags for example Blackhole will fall under the tags of Product Type H9 as well as Effect Type Reverb In this way you can reach the same algorithm in a number of different ways This powerful feature is a great way to narrow down the H9000 s vast list of FX Chain presets to a more manageable selection that is appropriate to the task at hand Clear Press the Clear soft key to clear all...

Page 29: ...put gain Long press the latching Gain Levels soft key to show signal levels for the audio inputs outputs of the currently highlighted FX Chain The levels screen contains its own set of soft keys as follows Clear Clip Press the Clear Clip soft key to clear any overloads that are displayed on the I O meters Group Press the latching Group soft key to group together the inputs or outputs of the select...

Page 30: ...ithms Overview The Algorithms overview screen displays the specific algorithms that make up the currently highlighted FX Chain The display shows the different algorithms present their routing within the FX Chain and the audio inputs outputs that feed the FX Chain Rotate the wheel to navigate to the different objects in the FX Chain which include Algorithm processing blocks Input and Output blocks ...

Page 31: ...rd Slot then cursor over to the channel number and adjust it separately This type of fine tuned I O control is particularly important when an option card slot is populated with a networked audio option card which can have dozens of I O channels per slot Use the wheel to cycle through the available input or output assignments Press the Edit soft key to allow for finer control configuring audio I O ...

Page 32: ...vigation controls to select an Algorithm Each entry contains helpful info number of inputs and outputs a description of the algorithm tips on its use etc Delete Press the Delete soft key to remove the highlighted algorithm from the FX Chain Move Press the Move soft key to change the location of the algorithm within the FX Chain You can move an algorithm in an FX Chain to be above or below any othe...

Page 33: ...f gain controls where you can control the output level of each Algorithm within the FX Chain Note The difference between the Gain control and Mix control is that Gain determines the overall signal presence of an algorithm in an FX Chain whereas Mix controls the overall Wet Dry mix of an individual algorithm and its signal Mute Bypass Press the Mute Bypass soft key to mute the audio output of the c...

Page 34: ...tailed overview of All of the algorithms present in the current FX Chains Their audio I O assignments Their signal routing configuration Note The H9000 allows not only serial routing of algorithms but also parallel and mixed serial parallel routing as well The expert page is where you can view and control this aspect of the routing To make adjustments in the Expert screen Use the cursor keys to hi...

Page 35: ...or keys to highlight the description field then rotate the wheel to view the remaining description text For a quick overview of the thousands of H9000 algorithms refer to the Appendix H9000 Algorithms located at the end of this document Algorithm Presets Some Algorithms also contains Presets which are variations of each Algorithm with their parameters configured for different sounds For a quick ov...

Page 36: ...nd numbers to search for a specific Algorithm name As you enter in more characters the list is filtered to show only algorithms that contain the characters you have typed Tags Press the latching Tags soft key to switch the right hand side of the display to the Tags screen You will be presented with a list of Tag categories which you can use the cursor keys and enter key to select Tag categories ar...

Page 37: ...soft keys to quickly jump to the next previous bank of algorithms Rename Press the Rename soft key to rename the currently highlighted Algorithm Note that factory Algorithms are saved permanently in internal memory and cannot be renamed Delete Press the Delete soft key to delete the currently highlighted Algorithm Note that factory Algorithms are saved permanently in internal memory and cannot be ...

Page 38: ...on in the Algorithm list and will not load if selected If you switch to a higher sample rate with one of these algorithms already loaded the user interface will indicate which algorithms are invalid allowing you to delete or replace them For already loaded algorithms they will appear in the Algorithms mode view with a red strike through over the container ...

Page 39: ... Alternatively press the front panel Parameters button The parameter page offers a handy list on the left hand side of the screen which displays The master parameters for the current FX Chain container The algorithms currently loaded in the selected FX Chain The parameter categories within each algorithm Use the cursor keys to highlight the specific parameter category you wish to view the paramete...

Page 40: ...adjust the parameter you have highlighted Note You can also use the two middle left soft keys to page up down among the parameter categories or the two outer left soft keys to page up page down through the Algorithms while highlighting parameters within the parameter view This can be a faster way to work than using the cursor keys exclusively you can jump around the screen quickly and don t need t...

Page 41: ...I Channel configuration is done when individual controllers are mapped as opposed to in a central MIDI settings screen You can even map multiple parameters to a single MIDI continuous controller you cannot however have multiple MIDI controllers affect a single parameter For more complex mapping of multiple parameters to a single control source please refer to the FUNCTIONS section The Quick Map fe...

Page 42: ...ntrollers you wish to map o Expression Pedal 1 4 o Switch 1 6 o Note On o Poly Pressure o MIDI CC Continuous Controller Single o MIDI CC Continuous Controller Double o MIDI Program Change o Channel Pressure o Pitch Wheel o MIDI Start o MIDI Stop Navigate to the controller type you wish to use then press the Enter key many of the controller types listed above will contain additional settings that y...

Page 43: ...r showing you the specific controller you have mapped to that parameter Random Press the Random soft key to instantly assign random values to each and every parameter of the Algorithm you are currently working with This extremely creative function allows you to try out different Algorithms in a free form what if type scenario because the different parameter values are all selected with no specific...

Page 44: ...Control Range Each parameter that belongs to a Function has a defined range it can be as large as the true Minimum Maximum range of the Parameter or anywhere in between It can also be inverted becoming Max Min The main Function knobs then cause each parameter change to be scaled according to its defined range Minimum Maximum You can use the Min Max soft key to toggle between adjusting the minimum ...

Page 45: ...sor up down keys to select which of the 8 functions to work with A list of available parameters will appear use the cursor up down keys to highlight the function you wish to map Press the Enter key the highlighted parameter is now mapped to the Function knob you had selected and that Function s number e g F1 now appears on the left side of that parameter s entry in the list If a function is alread...

Page 46: ...el Function controls Use the cursor keys to highlight one of the 8 functions Press the Enter key to learn a command Move the control on your external MIDI Controller that control will now be mapped to the highlighted function The Custom Map dialog can also be accessed through this interface and utilized in the same way as for normal Parameters ...

Page 47: ...tailed metering view press the front panel Meters button to switch the color display to the Meters page The Meters page displays 8 channels of metering at a time and allows you to assign which signal sources are assigned to the metering display Assigning Input Output sources to Meters On the main metering page use the cursor buttons or the wheel to navigate to the metering slot you wish to assign ...

Page 48: ...og In 1 8 USB In 1 16 FX Chain In 1 8 for however many FX Chains are currently running Digital Audio Mode Connector Out 1 8 Analog Out 1 8 USB Out 1 16 FX Chain Out 1 8 for however many FX Chains are currently running More Meters Press the latching More Meters soft key to enter the More Meters screen the display changes to show metering data for the currently loaded available FX Chains The More Me...

Page 49: ...rdless of what custom assignments you have made in the main metering screen The I O meters screen shows which bank of I O metering you are on in the upper left corner and which of the 8 pages you are on in the upper right corner On a stock H9000 with no expansion cards installed the following 8 views are available 1 Digital Audio Connector In 1 8 2 Analog In 3 USB In 1 8 4 USB In 9 16 5 Digital Au...

Page 50: ...ing process works as follows Note The USB drive must be formatted in FAT32 format The most recent versions of Windows and OS X do not offer FAT32 formatting as part of their built in disk utilities so depending on the version of Windows or OS X your computer is running you may need to format the drive with a 3rd party utility Saving Press the front panel Save Import button The Save screen will app...

Page 51: ...name for your saved data then press the OK soft key The data will be saved to the H9000 s internal storage If a USB drive is attached you will then be presented with the option to also save the data to the drive as well Press the YES soft key to save your data to the attached USB drive you will receive a confirmation message that the data was saved successfully Exporting Data If you have a USB sti...

Page 52: ...en press the Enter key Options include o Sessions o Presets o FX Chains o Algorithms Note Any loaded Algorithms would be sourced from a 3rd party development environment such as Eventide s VSIG software editor The VSIG software is available for download at https www eventideaudio com products software algorithm editor vsig Use the cursor up down keys or wheel to select the data you wish to load th...

Page 53: ...his You can create multiple Scene Maps and select which one is active at any given time A Scene Map is a collection of Scenes along with the Trigger Sources which define how the scenes are activated A Scene itself can be thought of as a particular state of the FX chains running under a current session The Scene denotes a set of actions to be triggered that put the H9000 into that particular state ...

Page 54: ...t or previous scene but keeps it in a pending state to be loaded later The scene can then be loaded by using the Load Current function Increment Load Decrement Load These functions switch the H9000 to the next or previous scene and then load it immediately Note If your scenes are nicely sequenced it s probably easier to use the Increment Load Decrement Load options However if you need to jump arou...

Page 55: ...left hand side of the screen displays a list of scenes you have created Create Map When focused on the left side of the screen press the Create Map button to create a MIDI map of a new scene You will be prompted to name the scene at which point it will be added to the list of created scenes on the left ...

Page 56: ...oft key to activate the highlighted scene The circle to the left of the scene key will turn green indicating that this scene is now active Rename Press this soft key to rename the highlighted scene the naming screen will appear Trigger Sources The top of the scenes list on the right hand side contains the Trigger Sources function Highlight this function then press the Add Source soft key ...

Page 57: ...oad Decrement Decrement and load Load current Use the cursor up down keys or wheel to select an option from the above list then press the Enter key You will then be presented with the option to trigger the action using Program change Note on CC MIDI Continuous Controller Aux switch ...

Page 58: ... the Add Action soft key You will be presented with the choices of Scene Capture Manual Scene Capture This is a way to take a Snapshot of the current settings of the Session for a Scene Manual This allows you to go in and fine tune the assorted parameters beforehand ...

Page 59: ... you can customize including Info Name Clock Tempo Preferences Pedals Analog Reference Level Network Software Update Use the cursor buttons or wheel to navigate to the setup screen you wish to adjust The setup category will highlight and the right hand side of the display will show the specific items that can be adjusted in that section ...

Page 60: ...umn displays Model In this case the H9000 Name The custom name that you can assign to your unit Serial Number Software Version DSP Modules This column displays revision and ID information for the DSP modules installed in your unit Expansion cards This column displays information on any expansions cards that are installed in the H9000 s three expansion slots which are labeled slots A B and C ...

Page 61: ...nit Each number key has three letters assigned to it similar to how text entry worked for old style cellular telephones Press the number key repeatedly to cycle through each of the three letters A virtual number pad is displayed showing you which letters are available on each physical number key Press the arrow down key to toggle between uppercase and lowercase letters Press the arrow up key to to...

Page 62: ...or adjust the wheel to reveal up a popup menu with available choices for that setting Use the cursor up down buttons or wheel to select your desired choice Press the enter key again to select that choice Clock Source The clock source is the digital audio clock that your H9000 synchronizes to You can select an internal clock at various sample rates alternatively you can synchronize your H9000 s sys...

Page 63: ...or to pick your preferred digital audio connector which will then be available in the audio routing menus of the H9000 Available choices include AES 3 DB25 Connector AES 3 XLR Connector S P DIF RCA Connector S P DIF Optical Connector ADAT Optical Connector By contrast for the outputs the same signal is mult ed to all of the digital audio output connectors simultaneously Clock Status The right hand...

Page 64: ...ch can be synchronized to an incoming MIDI Clock signal For example a digital delay line can synchronize the tempo of the delay repeats to an incoming MIDI clock Tempo Mode The tempo mode menu includes the following three settings Off In this mode no MIDI clock signal is sent to the H9000 s MIDI output and no MIDI clock data is received from the MIDI inputs Any time based effects will not be synch...

Page 65: ...nit is instantly ready to sync any loaded effects with the song currently being performed o Manual Tempo Adjustment See Below MIDI Clock In this mode the H9000 will automatically set the tempo to an incoming MIDI signal feeding the rear panel MIDI input as long as that MIDI signal contains a valid MIDI clock signal Manual Tempo Dial Highlight the Tempo setting then adjust the wheel to manually sel...

Page 66: ... screen on a scale of 1 10 This allows you to optimize the screen based on your viewing angle and the amount of ambient light in your working environment Screen Dim Level This setting adjusts the level that the screen dims to when it automatically dims its screen after a set amount of time dubbed display sleep It ranges from being off to only slightly dimmed Display Sleep This setting controls the...

Page 67: ... Tap LED Timeout By default the front panel Tap button flashes in time with the tempo you have set using the front panel Tap button Change this setting to On if you wish the button to stop flashing a few moments after you have set the tempo Bonjour Enabled Turning this setting to On configures the H9000 to advertise its services using the Bonjour protocol on the local area network Bonjour is a zer...

Page 68: ...using a foot pedal while playing their instrument The Pedals setup page allows you to configure your unit for the wide variety of different types of pedals available in the marketplace taking into consideration factors such as On Off Switch vs Continuous pedal How many switches on the foot pedal pedals can range from one to as many as three switches per pedal Polarity of the attached pedal To conf...

Page 69: ... illuminates There are separate SW circles for 1 2 or 3 button pedals If you have attached a continuous foot pedal navigate to the Calibrate Pedal field then sweep the pedal back and forth with your foot You should see the Calibrate Pedal field display a range between 0 100 on the calibration meter When you ve finished calibrating disengage the Calibrate button using the Enter key Note Even though...

Page 70: ...e cursor buttons to highlight the specific pair of inputs or outputs you wish to adjust Options include Analog In 1 2 Analog In 3 4 Analog In 5 6 Analog In 7 8 Analog Out 1 2 Analog Out 3 4 Analog Out 5 6 Analog Out 7 8 Once you have highlighted the appropriate pair of inputs or outputs press the Enter button to switch to the alternate operating level Note that the rear panel XLR analog connectors...

Page 71: ...00 parameters from the Emote software The middle column of the network screen shows the available network connections including Ethernet for a hard wired connection Wireless for a connection using the included Wi Fi dongle which can be connected to any of the 4 USB connectors Ethernet Setup Use the cursor buttons to highlight the Ethernet field in the middle column The right hand column will displ...

Page 72: ...protected you will then be connected to the wireless network If the network is password protected you will be prompted to enter in the appropriate password Use the front panel numbers pad to enter in the password then press the OK soft key You will then be connected to the Wireless network and can now use the Emote software to control the H9000 Note The H9000 stores the authentication settings for...

Page 73: ...LAN for the H9000 and the computer running Emote to connect to each other To create an Access Point highlight the Create Access Point field and press Enter You can choose to enter a password if you wish or leave the password field blank to create an unprotected network You will then see a message that the Access Point has been created The Access Point will appear on your computer or mobile device ...

Page 74: ...could affect system startup performing a software update will clear the current state of your H9000 It is advised to save your current session before updating the H9000 s software If your H9000 unit is connected to a valid Internet connection and a new update is available a popup reminder message will appear on the display no matter which screen you are currently on IMPORTANT NOTE Please be sure n...

Page 75: ...nected to a network via Ethernet for this to work or you must have a USB stick connected containing an update file This file can be obtained by contacting Eventide support to request the latest H9000 software as a USB updateable file ...

Page 76: ...SB A port on your OS X computer No driver installation required The H9000 will now be available to all CoreAudio compatible software as a 16 input 16 output computer audio device and can be operated at sample rates between 44 1kHz and 96kHz Using the H9000 With Your Existing Computer Audio Interface The H9000 is an outboard effects processor and not a traditional standalone Computer Audio Interfac...

Page 77: ...ppears select the appropriate I O for the different devices you wish to use In your DAW software of choice select the Aggregate Device as your audio device for the software to use You will now have the I O of your main audio interface AND the 16 input output channels of the H9000 all available to use in your DAW session as needed Ensure that the H9000 s sample rate matches the sample rate shown in...

Page 78: ...s of Analog DB25 jack 8 8 2 2 8 8 8 8 16 16 Expansion Slot 1 32 32 Expansion Slot 2 32 32 Expansion Slot 3 32 32 The router allows any physical I O device to be routed to any other physical I O device The number of channels provided by each physical I O device is sample rate independent except for ADAT which cannot run at 96 Khz DSP Module 1 DSP Module 2 DSP Module 3 DSP Module 4 32 32 32 32 32 32...

Page 79: ...79 Control Signal Flow ...

Page 80: ...powering up This will clear the current state of the H9000 and will also remove all of your stored sessions or presets This operation effectively serves as a Factory Reset Fail Safe Updater Press the CHECK and X buttons while powering up the unit this will power up the H9000 into a Fail Safe Updater mode This mode is useful if a problem occurs when updating the H9000 s software from a network conn...

Page 81: ...hm source impedance whereas the BNC cables used to connect to them may have 50 or 75 Ohm impedances clearly the former are to be preferred So we have covered the source and the cable but what about the destination If we only have a single destination it is easy the destination must also be 50 Ohm and this is ensured by the use of termination An input will be either terminated meaning its impedance...

Page 82: ...gger Emits a trigger pulse whenever the note is played Toggle Flips between the min and max values when the note is played Note Number Uses the whole range of the keyboard using the note number as the control value Note To Hz Uses the whole range of the keyboard and emits a control value equal to the actual frequency of the note being played This can be useful for playing the frequency control of ...

Page 83: ...IME SLIPS1 6 TIME SLIPS2 7 TIME SLIPS3 8 WAH ECHO1 9 HAW ECHOES1 10 HAW ECHOES2 11 PHASERY BAND 12 PHASERY BAND2 13 LASTFEWBRICKS2 Black Hole 1 BLACKHOLE 2 DARKMATTER 3 NEBULA 4 NEUTRINO 5 PULSAR 6 CIGAROOS 7 HEY HONEY 8 FISHHOLE 9 TRAIN TRACKS 10 DOGSTAR 11 TRANSFIGURED 12 VORTEXTING 13 CENTAURUS 14 STARCRATER 15 AMEBLACKDRONE ...

Page 84: ... 1 Fra Diavolo 2 Bisque 3 Sag Harbor 4 Bottom Feeder 5 Jumbo Shrimp 6 Scuttle Butter 7 PunkRock Lobster 8 Steamed in Beer 9 Crawdaddy 10 Decapod Muff Crystals 1 CLASSIC CRYSTALS 2 SEAGULLS 3 AREYOUTHERE 4 STEAMPUNK 5 FROM A BAD DREAM 6 REVERSE DETUNE 7 PITCH A LA V 8 REVERSELOWS 9 WEIRDBASS 10 NS REVERB 11 EERIE CAVERN 12 VOICE ON ICE ...

Page 85: ...IGITAL DELAY 2 BRIDGE OF SIGHS 3 TWINDELAY 4 COPY CAT 5 WHAT I M LOOKING FOR 6 1 AND 2 7 BIG WARM DIGITAL 8 TREM DELAYS 9 DUAL BIG WARM DIGITAL 10 BIG NICE DAY 11 FILTERED DIGITAL 12 CHORUSYTREM 13 FLASER 14 STORM BREWING1 15 STORM BREWING2 16 ANOTHRBRICK1 17 LASTFEWBRICKS1 18 COMFNUMBVERSE 19 RUNRUNRUN DualVerb 1 DUALVERB 2 HOTSW FREEZE 3 SPACEGALLOP 4 ECHO VERBS ...

Page 86: ...DAPT A ROOM 5 PHIL MCAVITY 6 AMES DUCK EQ Compressor 1 Flat EQ 2 Leo to Les 3 Les to Leo 4 Sweet Home 5 DiscoGuit 6 FunkGuit 7 JazGuitar 8 JCM to Metal 9 Balls 12 ParkedWah 13 AcousticElec 14 Mountain1 15 Bright 16 BassPre 17 BassPre2 18 BassPre3 18 DubBass 19 BassyBass 20 SlapBass1 21 SlapBass2 22 PaulsBass1 23 PaulsBass2 24 Basonex 25 Bootyshaker ...

Page 87: ...Y VERB 3 PONG ECHOES 4 NICE THICK THICKENER 5 WUBBAWUBBAWUB 6 SCIENCE MUSEUM 7 GOOEYFILTEROPONG Flanger 1 LONG FLYBY 2 BARREL ROLL 3 SUGARFLANGE 4 ROTATOR FLANGE 5 CLASSICFLANGESWEEP 6 CLASSICFLANGESWEEP2 7 PULSINGFLANGE 8 PULSINGWOWFLANGE 9 PULSINGFLANGE2 10 SUBTLEFLANGE 11 PULSERFLANGE 12 SUBTLE DRASTIC FLANGE 13 SUBTLEFLANGE2 ...

Page 88: ...HOES OF 910 PAST 13 949 CHORUS 14 DLY1 15 DLY2 16 COUNTRY SLAP 17 SLAP 18 DLYOCTAVE 19 CHNELVOCALS1 20 VOXDLY 21 GUITCHNEL 22 SPICY SPRING 23 BUM BA DUM 24 DLYDOTSWEET 25 GUITBASSCHORUS 26 FAT H910 Hall 1 EARTH HALL 2 KUBRIX 3 CORRIDORS 4 DARK CAVE 5 DELAYEDPLATE 6 CARNEGIE HALL 7 DOOM CHAMBER 8 PHANTOM VERB 9 VAPOR TRAIL 10 PANOROMANCE 11 HALL 12 HI FI 13 1985 ...

Page 89: ...O 7 LIGHTSIDE DARKSI 8 ONE FINGER POWER 9 PHOTON PISTOL 10 PLANET OBELISK 11 BASSGUITSOLO 12 BASS MIN MAJ MOD 13 MUNCHKIN WHALES HarPeggiator 1 HYPERNOTES ARP 2 GET THEM KIDS MO 3 BASSWITH ARPS 4 BOILINGSOLO 5 BUBBLES 6 DOWNUP 7 FAKE SHREDDING 8 INTELLIVISION 9 LIGHTEMUP 10 MACHINES 11 MENACE 12 SPACETREM 13 TREMBOT 14 MOLTEN 15 BIGCHILL 16 OLD VIDEO GAME 17 RAVE VOCALS ...

Page 90: ... Long Basic Looper 9 48 Beat Basic Looper 10 LoFi 16 Beat MangledVerb 1 MANGLEDVERB 2 FLUFFER 3 OBLIVION 4 SANSKRITUAL1 5 SCREAMWARP 6 REVUNCHED 7 MANGLEDVERN 8 DOOMDRIVE 9 DRIVEDOOM MicroPitch 1 H3000 2 NICECHORUS 3 VIBRACHORUS 4 CHORUS ROOM 5 SLAP MY ECHO 6 DARKECHOES 7 SPACEY SPRINGS 8 ELEVATOR DELAYS 9 BASSCHORUS ES 10 BOTTOMLESS DROP ...

Page 91: ...8 PHASERECHO2 9 CREEPY 10 CHORUSPHASE NO DELAY ModEchoVerb 1 MODECHOVERB 2 EKOSPACE GOD 3 SOLARDELAY 4 AMBIENCE 5 FLANGE TILES 6 MATRIX DECAY 7 PLANETARIUM1 8 JUNGLEAPPETITE ModFilter 1 BASS AUTO WAH 2 JUPITER REACTS 3 NERVOUS FILTER 4 HYPERWAH 5 WATERYFILTER DARK 6 WATERYFILTERBRIGHT 7 BUBBLYFILTER 8 TREMMODFILTER ...

Page 92: ... STRUMMER 11 STRUMMER2 12 KING S MISSILE 13 AUTOMARCH 14 EMPTYSPACE 15 WORMS Octaver 1 NAZZTYBASS 2 THROATYBASS 3 WAHELECTRONIQUE 4 CRAB BASS 5 CLASSIC OCTAVER 6 MASSIVUZZ 7 OCTOFUZZVER 8 BASS VOWELER GRO 9 DRTY VOCALS Phaser 1 FUNKPHASE 2 AIN T TALKIN BOUT PHASE 3 PHASER WAH 4 LOU NIVIBE 5 VIBRAPHASER 6 SAWMODPHASER 7 STOPPEDPHASE 8 PHAT PHASE ...

Page 93: ...LEX 1OCT 13 PITCH FLEX 2OCT 14 PITCH FLEX 2ND 15 PITCH FLEX 4TH 16 PITCH FLEX UNISO PitchFuzz 1 Just the Fuzz 2 WholeLottaPeach 3 Peach Dog 4 HOT MCADAM 5 Chorus and Delay 6 Arpeggiate 7 PEACH SLAP 8 CHERUB 9 HARP CHORDS 10 Peaches KICK IT 11 ORGANIZOR 12 Dovers Peach 13 LawfulKnowledge 14 OhYouAteOneToo 15 Atmospheres 16 MIMA LEAD 17 SUSPENDED PEACH 18 PEACH TAVIA 19 Fripper Fuzz 20 R U Fuzz 21 C...

Page 94: ...ass 34 JUICED UP BASS 35 Boogie Oogie Bass 36 BIG BASS SYNTH Plate 1 PLATE 2 GUITPLATE 3 OILDRUM 4 DINNER PLATE 5 JUST CUZ 6 PRESSURE 7 SIFT PLATE 8 CENTAURI Q Wah 1 LAZYPHASYWAH 2 SQUAREMODWAH 3 TALKING BACK 4 OTTAWAH 5 MUMBLER 6 VINTAGE WAH 7 PHASYWAH 8 LESSEVENAUTOWAH 9 NERVOUS WAH 10 SLOWSWEEPWITHTREATS 11 BIGMODDEDPLANETSWEEP 12 SOFTCHOPPER 13 WAH BRAVIBE 14 VIBRAPHASYWAH ...

Page 95: ...CHDRAMA 9 HEAVY QUAD OCTAV Resonator 1 SPELUNKING 2 FILTERED MULTITAP 3 SAVERENCE 4 RESOVERB 5 GUMDROP 6 SUBMERGED 7 TRANSCENDENTAL DOLPHIN 8 SCARY CHORD 9 CLEAN DELAY 10 BEECUZ 11 RENO 12 TICK TOCK 13 RAAG MALHAR 14 CAVERN 15 ELECTRONS 16 THE BEAUTIFUL 17 ANDY WARHOL ON THE RUN 18 CASCADE 19 DISSONANT REPEATER 20 THOR S BELLS ...

Page 96: ...O CRYSTALS 12 INSIDE OUT 13 RAMP UP REVERSE Reverse Reverb 1 REVERSE 2 SPINDIZZY 3 CONTINUUM 4 TWEET OFF 5 REFLEXIVE 6 GHOST PLATE 7 ALIEN VERB 8 GARBLE SPACE RingMod 1 WHAT S THAT SMELL 2 GUITAR DRUMS 3 HELLSBELLS 4 STATIC 5 ELECTRICITYRING 6 RING S TREM 7 RING S LESLIE FAST 8 RING S LESLIE SLOW 9 RING S CHORUS 10 RING S TREM2 11 RING S TREM 2 FASTER 12 TREM TURNS UGLY 13 INTERFERENCE 14 BUZZBELL...

Page 97: ...ABINET 4 HYPER ROTOR 5 JAZZYROTARY 6 TREBLE SPIN 7 BASSSTILLROTARY 8 AUTOFASTSLOWROTARY 9 AUTOFASTSLOWROTARY2 10 OLDTYME RADIO 11 SPACESHIP ROTARY Sculpt 1 Sculpt 2 Wahvolver 3 Dirt Boost 4 Butter Churner 5 Little Speaker 6 Fuzzy Pillow 7 Land O Lakes 8 Embwahss 9 Honki Tonki 9 UFO Shred 11 Chisel 12 Jazzy Box 14 Airbag 15 Wizards Tele 16 Dissect 17 AntiWah ...

Page 98: ...SNEAKY VERB 8 QUASAR 9 DARK ANGELS 10 NEROS ASCENT 11 GUNSHOT SNARE 12 DEMON CALL 13 AMEDEO BASS SHIM SpaceTime 1 SpaceTime 2 Nice Chorus 3 Space Cathedral 4 Quarter Delay 5 Faux Leslie 6 Verb Repeats Only 7 Small Tight Room 8 Parallel Delays 9 Aphelion 10 Slap in Space 11 IntaStella 12 Off the Ground 13 Shadows 14 Voyage 15 TwilightZoned 16 Sunlight 17 HUBBLE 18 On the Verge ...

Page 99: ... SPICY SPRING 5 BIG BALLS 6 DARK SPRING 7 GUTTER FLANGE 8 AMESPRING Synthonizer 1 MOTORBIKE LEAD 2 FLUTEFACTOR 3 TROMBONEFACTOR 4 WELCOME TO THE M 5 BASSIC SYNTH TapeEcho 1 LENNON SLAP 2 FIBONACCI TAPE 3 TAPE FOR VOCALS 4 CLASSIC SLAP 5 RECORD HEAD 6 BE WOWED 7 MULTI SLAP 8 REELTOREEL 9 FLUTTERWOW 10 TAPEDRONE 11 WARPED RECORD ...

Page 100: ...M 11 CHOPPER TREM TremeloVerb 1 TREMOLOVERB 2 BROKEN GLITCH 3 HORROR SHOW 4 SPLITTER VERB 5 ABITSHAKEY 6 AMETREMVERB1 7 AMETREMVERB2 UltraTap 1 ULTRATAP 2 BATMAN 3 BOUNCING BALL 4 GHOSTHUNTER 5 MOSQUITO 6 DISAPPEARING HALL 7 STUTTER 8 SLOWING DOWN 9 ULTRASWELL 10 ZIPPERVERB 11 CHOP HALL 12 SIX PULSING 13 HUH FLANGE 14 FOLLOW ME 15 CLOCKWORKS 16 NANO STUDDER 17 SYNTH GHOSTS ...

Page 101: ...AMULATOR 9 DREAMYDREAMULATOR2 Vibrato 1 SWAMP MOON 2 WARPED VINYL 3 DYNAVIBRATO 4 QUIVERER 5 VIBRAVIBE 6 VIBRAVIBE2 7 VIBRAVIBY 8 VIBRAPHASER2 Vintage Delay 1 STREETS 2 AMBIENT VINTAGE 3 FOUNDIT 4 LONG VINTAGE H9 5 VINTAGE VOCAL 6 ROTTEN OLD DELAY 7 LO REZ TRAIL 8 SLAPVINTAGE 9 CLASSIC CHORUS 10 LONG OLD DELAYS 11 UBETTERRUN 12 NICE OLD ECHOES 13 VINTAGE FILTERED ECHOES ...

Page 102: ...102 14 WHERE THE AVENUES HAVE NO NAME 15 LONG VINTAGE2 16 TWO VINTAGE ECHOES ...

Page 103: ...orgeous Delay 2 2 219 ImpWave 2 2 220 Jan s ResoChords 2 2 221 JP Em 3rd 2 2 222 JP Em 3rd 6th 2 2 223 JP Em 6th 2 2 224 Kill The Guy 2 2 225 Little Man 2 2 226 Mandel Worlds 2 2 227 Maniac Filterpan 2 2 228 Old Valve 2 2 229 Panner Delays 2 2 230 Random Verb Long 2 2 231 Satchelope Filter 2 2 232 SatelliteSax 2 2 233 Seethy Two Reverb 2 2 234 SonicDisorderVerb 2 2 235 Treys Filter 2 2 236 Vai Shi...

Page 104: ... Quad Delays 4 4 327 Octal Moddelays 8 8 328 Simple Moddelays 4 4 330 4 10 Grafic Eq 4 4 331 8 10 Grafic Eq 8 8 332 O 10 Grafic Eq 8 8 333 Q 10 Grafic Eq 4 4 334 O 5 Grafic Eq 8 8 410 Gaspodes Dly_2 3 2 411 Gaspodes Dly_M 2 2 412 Gaspodes Dly_S 2 2 413 Gaspodes Pndly_D 3 4 414 Gaspodes Pndly_M 2 2 415 General Informations 2 2 510 Delaytaps 2 2 511 Delaytaps 2 4 4 512 Demondelay 2 2 513 Ducked Dela...

Page 105: ... 537 1x8 Delay 8 8 610 Banddelays 2 2 611 Band Delays 8ch 8 8 612 Bandtaps 2 2 613 Bandtaps2 4 4 615 Centering Echoes 2 2 616 ChordRezonator8ch 8 8 617 Clearmntn Claps 2 2 618 Clearmntn Delays 2 2 619 Combdelays 2 2 620 Combdelays 8ch 8 8 621 Combtaps 2 2 622 Combtaps2 4 4 623 Detuned Band Delay 2 2 624 Down Banddelay 2 2 625 Latticework8 8 8 626 LongPanningDelays 4 4 627 LongPanningDelays8 8 8 62...

Page 106: ...ddelays 6 6 661 5 1 Ringdelays 6 6 662 5 1 Reso Verb 6 6 663 5 1 ResoChords 6 6 664 5 1 Mangling Dlys 6 6 665 5 1 Diffused Echoes 6 6 666 5 1 Diffechorus 6 6 667 5 1 Combdelays 6 6 668 Mangling_Dlys 2 2 670 5 1 Clearmntn Delays 6 6 671 5 1 Colortaps 6 6 710 Fractal Vortex 2 2 711 Helix Loops 4 4 713 Levitation Alpha 4 4 714 Levitation Beta 4 4 715 Levitation Gamma 4 4 717 Manifold Alpha 2 2 718 Ma...

Page 107: ...uto Tape Flanger 2 2 813 Band Flanger 2 4 814 Chordal Swell 2 2 815 Chorusdelays 2 2 816 Chorusdelays 8ch 8 8 817 Chorused Cabinet 2 2 818 Chorused Delays 2 2 819 Chorustaps 2 2 820 Chorustaps 2 4 4 821 Detune Chorus 2 2 822 Drew sThroatflange 2 2 823 Drunken Sailor 4 4 824 DualChorus 2 2 825 DualChorusDelays 2 2 826 Envelope Flanger 4 4 827 Envelope Flanger 8 8 8 828 Flange Echoes 2 2 829 Flanged...

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Page 109: ...tch 4 4 1014 DShif_Hall 4 4 1015 Dtune_Hall 4 4 1016 Dtune_VinDly 4 4 1017 DynoMyPiano_Ambiencehead m 4 4 1018 DynoMyPiano_VintDlysheadm 4 4 1019 FltDlys_Rich Chamber 4 4 1020 Hall_Dual 2Tap Dly 4 4 1021 Modulation Suite 4 4 1022 Piano Vocal Halls 4 4 1023 Snare Plate Inverse 4 4 1024 Vox Pro_VintDly 4 4 1030 2 Stereo Verbs 4 4 1031 2 St verbs mixed 4 2 1032 4 Stereo Verbs 8 8 1033 4 Stereo Verbs ...

Page 110: ...s 8 8 1120 Octal Trem 8 8 1121 Ramp Up Down 8 8 8 1122 SemiClassic Squeeze 2 2 1123 Top 40 Compressor 2 2 1124 Tremolo Lux 2 2 1125 Comp 3bandFIR _S 2 2 1126 Comp 3bandFIR Quad 4 4 1127 Comp 4bandFIR _S 2 2 1128 Comp 5bandFIR _M 2 2 1130 5 1 Compression 6 6 1131 5 1 Compr 3 B ParEQ 6 6 1132 5 1 Comp 3bandFIR 6 6 1133 5 1 HyperTremolo 6 6 1140 St Compr EQ45 2 2 1141 St Compr EQ65 2 2 1142 St Comp_D...

Page 111: ...yondTheStars 2 4 1312 DontGoInTheCellar 2 4 1313 Doom Of Matrix 2 4 1314 Europa 2 4 1315 Galaxy Borders 2 2 4 1316 Gothica VROOOM 2 4 1317 Italo s Space 2 4 1318 MachineLife 2 4 1319 Onirica Ritmica 2 4 1320 Singularity 2 4 1321 Stratospherics 2 2 1330 2_5 1 A nice Place 2 6 1331 2_5 1 Doom of Matrix 2 6 1332 2_5 1 Europa 2 6 1333 2_5 1Galaxy Borders2 2 6 1334 2_5 1 Gothica VROOOM 2 6 1335 2_5 1 I...

Page 112: ... External Correct 2 2 1513 NemWhipper Dual 2 2 1514 NemWhipper Stereo 2 2 1515 AutoPitchCorrect 4ch 4 4 1610 Character Shift 1 2 2 2 1612 F Of H Multi 4 4 1613 KG s ColorHall 2 2 1614 L R Long 2 2 1615 L detune R reverb 2 2 1616 L_C_R Long 2 2 1617 L_C_R Short 2 2 1618 MicroPitch 2 2 1619 Saxomaniac 2 2 1620 2 Voice Vox Reverse 2 2 1621 4 Reverbs FoH 4 4 1622 4 Softknee Comps 4 4 1623 FoH Fx Rack ...

Page 113: ...echanica Three 2 4 1815 British Smash 2 4 1816 Carsultyal Steel 2 4 1817 Cyber Twang 2 4 1818 Desert Oboe 2 4 1819 DesertDemon 2 4 1820 DesertMorpher 2 4 1821 Distortion Preamp 2 2 1822 Dunwich Distortion 2 4 1823 Electronica Gtr 2 4 1824 Fifth Dominion 2 4 1825 Flange Verb 2 2 1826 Fuzack 2 4 1827 Fuzz 2002 2 4 1828 GodSaveTheQueen 2 2 1829 Gothic 2 4 1830 Harpshift 2 2 1831 Jeff Thing 2 4 1832 M...

Page 114: ... Guitar 2 2 1920 First Dominion 2 4 1921 FuzzPreamp 2 2 1922 Grieving Tube 2 2 1923 Grundulator 2 2 1924 Harmonicon 2 4 1925 Larynxfuzz 2 2 1926 Mr Hyde 4 4 1927 OverdrivePreamp 2 2 1928 Pandemonium 2 2 1929 Paradigm Shift 2 2 1930 Pedal Shift 2 4 1931 Ringworld 2 4 1932 Satellites 2 4 1933 Second Dominion 2 4 1934 Siderialfuzz 2 2 1935 Squiggle Guitar 2 2 1936 Third Dominion 2 4 1937 Turbulence 2...

Page 115: ... 2 4 2118 Jhaniikest 2 4 2119 Oobleck 2 4 2120 Outer Reaches 2 4 2121 Pianistick 2 4 2122 PolytonalSurround 2 4 2123 Pulse Guitar 2 4 2124 Quadchorus 2 4 2125 QuadpanSlap 2 4 2126 Quadswell 2 4 2127 RoundRobin 2 4 2128 Solid Traveller 2 4 2129 SurroundGuitar 2 4 2130 TexturalGuitar 2 4 2131 WitchesDance 2 4 2132 With Warts In 2 4 2133 2_5 1 Ambient Gtr 1 2 6 2134 2_5 1 Ambient Gtr 2 2 6 2210 Bad A...

Page 116: ...ance 4 4 2414 Midi Sine Ring Mod 4 4 2415 MIDI Tremolo 4 4 2416 MidiHarmonixExtract 2 4 2417 MidiWaveformImpose 2 4 2418 QuadOffsetTrem 4 4 2419 SetNoteRezon 4 4 2610 Circles Ellipses 4 4 2611 LMS Filter 2 2 2612 Mixer s Toolbox 1 2 2 2613 Mixer s Toolbox 2 2 2 2614 Mixer s Toolbox 3 2 2 2615 Mixer s Toolbox 4 2 2 2616 Simple Quadmixer 4 4 3009 8 mono fx 8 8 3010 8chorus 4verb 4 4 3011 BB Delayz 2...

Page 117: ...remolo Rack 2 2 3039 Waterized 2 2 3040 5th Place 2 2 3050 6 Chorusdlys Verb 2 2 3051 6 Vox Flanger Verb 2 2 3052 Comb Room 2 2 3053 Comp Eq Micro Verb 2 2 3054 Guitar Magic 2 2 3055 Sax Eq_Cmpr_VintDly 2 2 3056 Vox Channel Strip 2 2 3057 Super Ch Strip 48K 2 2 3058 Super Ch Strip 96K 2 2 3210 4CompEq_2VintDuckDlyEmpty 8 8 3211 Acoustic Gtr Mondo 6 6 3212 Delays Suite 6 6 3213 DShif_VDly_Hall 6 6 ...

Page 118: ...14 Circle Panner 2 4 3315 Fly by 2 4 3316 FM Panner 2 2 3317 FM Panner_S 2 2 3318 Gyro X Pattern 4 4 3319 Gyroscope 2 2 3320 GyroscopicField 4 4 3321 JoystikPanner 4 4 3322 Octave Panner 2 4 3323 Q_TriggPan 2 4 3324 Quad Circle 4 4 3325 Quad GhostCircle 2 4 3326 QuadCircleMod 2 4 3327 Simple Panner 2 2 3328 Squish SquashPan 4 4 3329 Stereo Panner 2 2 3330 3D CircleDelay 2 2 3331 Rotator 8 8 3410 8...

Page 119: ... Phase Phaser 8 8 3511 Static Phaser 2 4 3512 Band Phaser 2 4 3513 CBM Phaser 2 2 3514 Envelope Phaser 4 4 3515 ManualPhasers 4 4 3516 ManualPhasers8 8 8 3517 One Way Phaser 2 4 3518 Quad Phaser 4 4 3519 Random Phaser 2 4 3520 Samp Hold Phaser 4 4 3521 Samp Hold Phaser8 8 8 3522 Sci Fi Phaser A 2 2 3523 Sci Fi Phaser B 2 2 3524 StereoizingPhaser 2 2 3525 Techno Phaser 2 2 3526 TrueStereoPhaser 2 2...

Page 120: ...trTaps 2 6 4010 2_5 1 Alley Slap E rEmpty 2 6 4011 2_5 1 Booth E r 2 6 4012 2_5 1 Med Room E r 2 6 4013 2_5 1 Piano Room E rEmpty 2 6 4014 2_5 1 Small Room E rEmpty 2 6 4015 2_5 1 Stadium E r 2 6 4016 2_5 1 Stage E r 2 6 4017 2_5 1 Vox Chmbr E r 2 6 4018 2_5 1 DynamicSpread 2 6 4019 2_5 1 Spread 2 6 4030 2_5 1 Ac Gtr Space 2 6 4031 2_5 1 Bright Gym 2 6 4032 2_5 1 Cathedral 2 6 4033 2_5 1 Chamber C...

Page 121: ...26 5 1 EzModVerb 6 6 4131 5 1 Choir Chamber 6 6 4132 5 1 Classic Plate 6 6 4133 5 1 Concert Hall 96 6 6 4134 5 1 Drums Booth 6 6 4135 5 1 Drums Room 6 6 4136 5 1 Gregorian ChurchEmpty 6 6 4137 5 1 Metal Tunnel 6 6 4138 5 1 Sax Chamber 6 6 4139 5 1 Snare Chamber 6 6 4140 5 1 Surr Slap Back 6 6 4141 5 1 Vox Bright PlateEmpty 6 6 4142 5 1 Vox Hall 6 6 4143 5 1 Dynamic Spread 6 6 4150 5 1 Choir Chmbr ...

Page 122: ...nverse Snare 2 2 4219 Inverse 2 2 4220 Inverse Bandpass 2 2 4221 Large Room 2 2 4222 Living In The Past 2 2 4223 Living Room 2 2 4224 L C R mics Room 2 2 4225 Piano Hall 2 2 4226 Plate BandPass 2 2 4227 Rich Chamber 2 2 4228 Room Bandpass 2 2 4229 Sax Chamber 2 2 4230 Sax Plate 2 2 4231 Slap Plate 2 2 4232 Snare Plate 2 2 4233 Tiled Room 2 2 4234 Vocal Chamber 2 2 4235 Vocal Hall 2 2 4236 Vox Plat...

Page 123: ...nvironment 28 2 2 4414 Masterverb Hall 2 2 4415 Masterverb Hall 1 2 2 4416 Masterverb Hall 2 2 2 4419 Matt s Fat Room 2 2 4420 Roomy Hall 2 2 4421 SplashVerb 2 2 4422 3B X over Hall 2 2 4510 Chorus Plate 2 2 4511 EMT style Plate 2 2 4512 Metallic Plate 2 2 4513 Reverb A2 2 2 4514 Sizzler Plate 2 2 4515 Springverb 2 2 4516 St Plate Chorus 2 2 4517 Stereo Plate 2 2 4518 Swept Plate 2 2 4610 EarlyRef...

Page 124: ...2 2 4725 UK Ambience 2 2 4726 UK Bright 2 2 4727 UK Nonlinear 2 2 4728 Unreelroom 2 2 4729 Wooden Mens Room 2 2 4810 Bass Space 2 2 4811 Close Nonlinear 2 2 4812 Drew s Double Closet 2 2 4813 Drew sSmallRoom 2 2 4814 FIR Glass Shower 2 2 4815 Gym Shower 2 2 4816 ImpWaveVerb 2 2 4817 MasterverbRoom1 2 2 4818 Medium Booth 2 2 4819 New Air 2 2 4820 Pantry 2 2 4821 Shifting Booth 2 2 4822 Small Ambien...

Page 125: ... 4 4 4931 StringRoom 2 4 4932 SurroundRoom 28 2 4 4933 Toonchamber_Q 2 4 4934 Unreelroom_Q 2 4 4935 4 Room 16 Verbs 4 4 4936 FourSidedVerb 4 4 5010 Adaptive Reverb 2 2 5011 AlienShiftVerb 2 2 5012 Black Hole 2 2 5013 ChoralWindVerb 2 2 5014 ChoruspaceO Brien 2 2 5015 Echospace Of God 2 2 5016 Flutter Booth 2 2 5017 Gated Gong Verb 2 2 5018 Ghost Air 2 2 5019 GloriousChrsCanyon 2 2 5020 GloriousFln...

Page 126: ...st 4 4 5113 Modulating Ring Mod 4 4 5114 TRUE RingMod 4 4 5115 One Way Ring Mod 2 2 5410 4_Detuners 4 4 5411 4_PitchShift 4 4 5412 4_ReverseShift 4 4 5413 4_ReverseTetra 4 4 5414 5 1 5ths 8ves 6 6 5415 5 1 Detuned ArpeggioEmpty 6 6 5416 5 1 MicroPitchShift 6 6 5417 5 1 Pitch Shifters 6 6 5418 Detuners 8ch 8 8 5419 PitchShift 8ch 8 8 5420 ReverseShift 8ch 8 8 5421 ReverseTetra 2 2 5422 5 1 Shifted ...

Page 127: ...odDetuners 2 2 5510 4_DiatonicShift 4 4 5511 5 1 C Maj Key Arps 6 6 5512 5 1 C Maj Pent Arps 6 6 5513 5 1 C Min Clusters 6 6 5514 5 1 DiatonicShiftersEmpty 6 6 5515 5 1 Maj Key Chords 6 6 5516 5 1 Min Pentatonic 6 6 5517 Diatonic 3rd 5th 2 2 5518 Diatonic 3rd 7th 2 2 5519 Diatonic 4th 6th 2 2 5520 Diatonic 5th Oct 2 2 5521 Diatonic 5th 4th 2 2 5522 Diatonic 5th oct 2 2 5523 Diatonic Oct 2 2 5524 D...

Page 128: ... Shift II 2 2 5727 FreqShift W Delay 4 4 5728 FreqShift W Delay8 8 8 5729 Genesis II 2 2 5730 Latin Cathedral 2 2 5731 ReverseTetra 2 2 5732 Shift To Nowhere 2 4 5733 Steeplechase 2 2 5734 StringTrio 2 4 5735 Scary Movie Verb 2 2 5736 Ominous Morphing 2 2 5737 Lunatics 2 2 5740 5 1 Reverse Crystals 6 6 5741 Adventure 2 2 5742 Diamond Rain 2 2 5743 GloriousAngelics 2 2 5809 5 1 ResoMachine 2 6 5810...

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Page 130: ...6 6 6410 ChromaticTuner 2 2 6411 Dither 4 4 6412 Metronome 2 2 6413 Midi Modulator 2 2 6414 Midi Remote Cntrller 2 2 6415 Musicians Calc 2 2 6416 Quadmixer 4 4 6417 Send Return 4 4 6418 Switch 8 8 8 6419 Universal Matrix 2 2 6420 Verb Tester 2 2 6421 White Noise 2 2 6510 140 EMT Plate 2 2 6511 893 Undulator 2 2 6512 AMS DMX 1580S 2 2 6513 DynoMyPiano1380S 2 2 6514 H3000 Verby Chorus 2 2 6515 H3000...

Page 131: ...Drums Treatment 2 2 6614 Electric Ladyland 2 2 6615 Fjord Guitar 2 2 6616 In Yer Face Vocals 2 2 6617 LA Studio Axe 2 2 6618 Lead Tone Poem 2 2 6619 Metal Fatigue 2 2 6620 Monster RACK 2 2 6621 One Time Rhyno 2 2 6622 Pentatonic Delight 2 2 6623 Psychedelic Vocals 2 2 6624 Rock Vocals Rack 2 2 6625 Searing Lead 2 2 6626 Smpled Drums Rack 2 2 6627 Tablas Baba 2 2 6628 Tale From The Bulge 2 2 6629 1...

Page 132: ...ack 7 2 2 6670 Midi VirtRack 9 2 2 6671 Midi VirtRack 10 2 2 6672 Midi VirtRack 11 2 2 6673 Midi VirtRack 12 2 2 6674 Midi VirtRack 13 2 2 6675 Midi VirtRack 14 2 2 6710 B vox Delays verb 2 2 6711 B vox Pitch verb 2 2 6712 DualVoxProcess 2 2 6713 Phased Voxverb 2 2 6714 Proximityverb 2 4 6715 Vocal Chorusdelays 2 2 6716 VocalverbTwo 2 2 6717 Voice Disguise 2 2 6718 Voice Processor 2 2 6719 Vox Dou...

Page 133: ... Background 2 2 7111 Clock Radio 2 2 7112 Fries With That 2 2 7113 Office Intercom 2 2 7114 Sound Truck 2 2 7115 Talking Dashboard 2 2 7210 Bullhorn 2 2 7211 CB Radio 2 2 7212 Cellular Phone 2 2 7213 Crazy Dialer 2 2 7214 Long Distance 2 2 7215 Megaphone 2 2 7216 More s Code 2 2 7217 Off Hook 2 2 7218 Public Address 2 2 7219 Real Dialer 2 2 7220 Shortwave Radio 2 2 7221 Traffic Report 2 2 7310 Duc...

Page 134: ...ounds 2 2 7614 Magic Echo 2 2 7615 Morph To Magic 2 2 7616 Singing Mouse 2 2 7617 Trolls 2 2 7710 Backwards 2 2 7711 Can t Carry Tune 2 2 7712 Dynamic Stereo 2 2 7713 Go Crazy 2 2 7714 Plug Puller Pro 2 2 7715 Round Round 2 2 7716 Solo Zapper Pro 2 2 7810 Awfultones 2 2 7811 Brightener 2 2 7812 Easy Timesqueeze 2 2 7813 Hiss Eliminator 2 2 7814 Hum Eliminator 2 2 7815 Sfx Filter Compress 2 2 7816 ...

Page 135: ...Big Crowd 2 2 8020 We re A Small Crowd 2 2 8110 Aerobics Teacher 2 2 8112 Funny Voices 2 2 8114 General Robotics 2 2 8115 Heartbeat 2 2 8117 Manic Depressive 2 2 8119 Split Personality 2 2 8120 The Buzz 2 2 8121 Vocal Sweeper 2 2 8210 Bubbles 2 2 8211 Computer Room 2 2 8212 Digital Hell 2 2 8213 Droning Spaces 2 2 8214 Echoes of Doom 2 2 8215 Room Tones 2 2 8216 Stereo Next Door 2 2 8217 Swinging ...

Page 136: ...arp 2 2 8421 Telephone Suite 2 2 8422 TV Suite 2 2 8423 Universal Radio 2 2 8510 Broken Mic 2 2 8511 Car Window 2 2 8512 Cave Echoes 2 2 8513 Concrete Place 2 2 8514 Endless Oddity 2 2 8515 EqEcho Verb 2 2 8516 Fantasy 2 2 8517 In Out Room 2 2 8518 Next Room 2 2 8519 P A Echo 2 2 8520 Radio Mic 2 2 8521 Reflections 2 2 8522 Room Phone 2 2 8523 Sci Fiction Dlys 2 2 8524 Tape Echo Deep Hall 2 2 8525...

Page 137: ...7 TremoloPan 2 2 9208 Vibrato 2 2 9209 Undulator 2 2 9210 RingMod 2 2 9301 Diatonic 2 2 9302 Quadravox 2 2 9303 HarModulator 2 2 9304 MicroPitch 2 2 9305 H910 H949 2 2 9306 PitchFlex 2 2 9307 Octaver 2 2 9308 Crystals 2 2 9309 HarPeggiator 2 2 9310 Synthonizer 2 2 9401 Hall 2 2 9402 Room 2 2 9403 Plate 2 2 9404 Spring 2 2 9405 DualVerb 2 2 9406 Reverse Reverb 2 2 9407 ModEchoVerb 2 2 9408 Blackhol...

Page 138: ...138 9501 UltraTap 2 2 9502 Resonator 2 2 9503 EQ Compressor 2 2 9504 SpaceTime 2 2 9505 Sculpt 2 2 9506 CrushStation 2 2 ...

Page 139: ...cess to the internals of the unit is permitted servicing must be performed by qualified personnel only The unit must not be operated with a damaged or ungrounded power cord Suitable ventilation must be provided for the unit at all times In particular the rear vents must not be obstructed It is best if there is an inch or more clearance between the top of the H9000 and the bottom of the units above...

Page 140: ...h damages are specifically excluded from this warranty Our sole obligation is to repair or replace the defective unit as described herein The warranty DOES NOT COVER any damage to the unit regardless of the cause of that damage The unit is a complex piece of equipment that does not react well to being dropped bounced crushed soaked or exposed to excessively high temperatures voltages electrostatic...

Page 141: ... Eventide on the day shipped plus a reasonable allowance for shipping delays This applies whether or not you return your warranty registration form WARRANTY INFORMATION When we receive a unit this is how we determine whether it is under warranty 1 If the unit was shipped from our factory within the past calendar year we assume that it is under warranty unless there is evidence to the contrary such...

Page 142: ...to the factory and b Alleviating user error or interconnection problems that may be preventing the unit from operating to its full capability We are available for telephone consultation if the dealer is unable to assist If a part is found to be defective during the warranty period and you wish to replace it yourself we will normally ship the part immediately at no charge provided your warranty reg...

Page 143: ...s we will request a further prepayment 2 All shipments will be returned to you collect If this is impossible because of shipping regulations or money is due us we will request prepayment from you for the appropriate amount 3 All funds must be in US dollars Payment may be made by check drawn on any bank in the US or by telegraphic funds transfer to our bank If you send US currency be sure that it i...

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