Eventide H9
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Karen Sarkisian
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Eventide H9
I received an older H9 Max as a gift. No idea how to use it or adjust parameters for it. are there any pedal steel settings that i can upload to it anywhere? im hoping it can replace some pedals with it. I do like the spring reverb and black hole sounds on it, but no idea how to tweak it for PSG. Thanks!
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Karen,
Cograts ! Those things are awesome. Download the control app and then link via bluetooth. Pairing is easy but you need to know the default password.
https://www.eventideaudio.com/downloads ... ontrol+App
The default password is the last 4 digits of the serial number written underneath the unit.
Find a preset you like and then modify it to your taste/then name and save it. Simple as that.
They don't do multiple FX usually. So you just find a verb or delay that works. There might be some upgrade that does both but I'm not familiar with it if there is.
I use the plate reverb quite a bit and also the tape delay. The tremolo with the tap tempo comes in handy too. I only use it for one effect at a time.
The app is very straight forward and you can save your preset to the unit so there is no need for it when you are playing.
Cograts ! Those things are awesome. Download the control app and then link via bluetooth. Pairing is easy but you need to know the default password.
https://www.eventideaudio.com/downloads ... ontrol+App
The default password is the last 4 digits of the serial number written underneath the unit.
Find a preset you like and then modify it to your taste/then name and save it. Simple as that.
They don't do multiple FX usually. So you just find a verb or delay that works. There might be some upgrade that does both but I'm not familiar with it if there is.
I use the plate reverb quite a bit and also the tape delay. The tremolo with the tap tempo comes in handy too. I only use it for one effect at a time.
The app is very straight forward and you can save your preset to the unit so there is no need for it when you are playing.
Bob
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Save the presets you use to the first few spots (Preset 1 Preset 2 Preset 3.... )and also name them. Then turning the wheel is fast and easy.Karen Sarkisian wrote:cool will check those out! its a bit overwhelming so far but i like it! is there an easy way to pull up another setting without using phone or spinning wheel?
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