Eventide H9 Bedienungsanleitung

H9 Harmonizer User Guide

WARNINGS

Use only with supplied power supply.

Avoid spilling liquids onto/into the unit.

Do not expose to excessive heat or moisture.

Do not open –there are no user serviceable parts inside.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This information applies to software V5.2 and later.

Complete UG Part # 159035

Contents Part # 141221

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Eventide and Harmonizer are registered trademarks of Eventide Inc.

iPod, iPhone, iPad and iOS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other

countries. “Made for iPod,” “Made for iPhone,” and “Made for iPad” mean that an electronic

accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, respectively, and

has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not

responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory

standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod, iPhone, or iPad may affect

wireless performance.

Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logo are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

H9 User Guide Introduction

Contents

WARNINGS ....................................................................................................II

INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................5

AFEW WORDS OF ADVICE..................................................................................... 5

KEY FEATURES ..................................................................................................... 5

H9 CONTROL ...................................................................................................... 5

WEBSITE ............................................................................................................ 5

THE BASICS.....................................................................................................6

BLUETOOTH ........................................................................................................ 6

THE ALGORITHMS ................................................................................................ 7

THE PRESETS ....................................................................................................... 7

THE KNOB,THE LIGHTRING &THE BUTTONS ............................................................. 7

X, Y, Z buttons............................................................................................... 7

HOTKNOB button ......................................................................................... 8

PRESETS Button ............................................................................................ 8

THE FOOTSWITCHES.............................................................................................. 9

Using the Right Footswitch to Cue Presets................................................... 9

Using the Right Footswitch to Tap Tempo or Parameter Values ............... 10

TUNER ............................................................................................................. 10

H9 POWER UP.................................................................................................. 10

CAN TWO PRESETS BE USED SIMULTANEOUSLY?...................................................... 10

CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................. 11

MONO/STEREO ................................................................................................. 12

TYPICAL SETUPS ................................................................................................. 12

Guitar > H9 > Amp - Mono In/Mono Out ................................................... 12

Guitar > H9 > Amp 1/Amp2 –Mono or Stereo In/Stereo Out .................... 12

Guitar > Amp Effects Send > H9 > Amp Effects Return ............................... 12

Mixer Effects Send> H9 > Mixer Effects Return .......................................... 12

SETTING LEVELS ...........................................................................................13

SETTING OUTPUT LEVEL....................................................................................... 13

SETTING INPUT LEVEL/PEAK AND SIGNAL LEDS........................................................ 13

INPUT AND OUTPUT SWELL .................................................................................. 14

ENABLING/DISABLING INPUT SWELL....................................................................... 14

ENABLING/DISABLING OUTPUT SWELL.................................................................... 14

BYPASS.........................................................................................................15

DSP BYPASS ..................................................................................................... 15

RELAY BYPASS/TRUE BYPASS................................................................................ 15

DSP+FX BYPASS................................................................................................ 15

SELECTING BYPASS TYPE ...................................................................................... 15

KILLDRY –SEND/RETURN LOOP ............................................................................ 16

PRESETS, ALGORITHMS, PARAMETERS.........................................................17

PRESETS ........................................................................................................... 17

SELECTING PRESETS ............................................................................................ 17

Select/Cue/Load ......................................................................................... 17

Select/Load Instantly.................................................................................. 17

ADJUSTING PRESET PARAMETERS .......................................................................... 17

EDITED PRESET INDICATION.................................................................................. 18

SAVING PRESETS ................................................................................................ 18

ORGANIZING YOUR PRESETS................................................................................. 19

ACTIVE PRESETS................................................................................................. 19

ALGORITHMS & THEIR PARAMETERS ...........................................................20

PARAMETERS –“EXPERT/TWEAKER”MODE............................................................ 20

GLOBAL MIX ..................................................................................................... 20

TEMPO .........................................................................................................21

TEMPO ON/OFF ............................................................................................... 21

TAP TEMPO....................................................................................................... 21

FINE-TUNING TEMPO .......................................................................................... 21

GLOBAL TEMPO ................................................................................................. 21

TUNER..........................................................................................................22

HOTKNOB ....................................................................................................23

CREATING A HOTKNOB PATCH ........................................................................... 23

Exit HOTKNOB Patch Mode ........................................................................ 23

SAVE HOTKNOB PATCH..................................................................................... 24

CLEAR A HOTKNOB PATCH................................................................................. 24

VIEW HOTKNOB PATCH DESTINATIONS................................................................ 24

EXPRESSION PEDAL ......................................................................................25

AUXILIARY SWITCHES...................................................................................26

MIDI.............................................................................................................27

DUMP (BACK-UP) PRESETS & SYSTEM SETTINGS ..........................................28

RESTORING PRESETS AND SYSTEM SETTING ............................................................. 28

ROUTING......................................................................................................29

Normal ....................................................................................................... 29

Pre/Post (PRE.PST) ..................................................................................... 29

Wet/Dry (WET.DRY,STEREO) ...................................................................... 30

SYSTEM MODE .............................................................................................31

TO ENTER/EXIT SYSTEM MODE............................................................................. 31

SYSTEM MODE NAVIGATION ................................................................................ 31

SYSTEM MENU TREE ....................................................................................32

[BLUE] –BLUETOOTH SETTINGS........................................................................... 32

[PIN] –Number for Pairing with your iOS Device ....................................... 32

[NAME] –Your H9’s Bluetooth Name (H9-xxxx)......................................... 32

[BYPASS] –SELECT BYPASS MODE....................................................................... 32

[BYPTYP] –Choose Bypass Type (DSP, RELAY, DSP+FX).............................. 33

[KILDRY] –Kill Dry Audio (NO, YES)............................................................. 33

[AUX SW] –PROGRAM AUXILIARY SWITCHES......................................................... 33

[MIDI] -MIDI FUNCTIONS.................................................................................. 35

[RCV CH] –Set the MIDI Receive Channel (OFF, OMNI, 1-16) .................... 35

[XMT CH] –Set the MIDI Transmit Channel (1, 2-16)................................. 35

[RCV.CTL] - Receive Continuous Control Message...................................... 36

[XMT CC] –Expression Pedal/Aux Switch transmit MIDI Continuous Control

................................................................................................................... 37

[RCV.MAP] –Create a MIDI Program Change Receive Map ...................... 39

[XMT.MAP] –Create a MIDI Program Change Transmit Map ................... 39

[CTL.XMT] –MIDI Continuous Controller Transmit Enable (ON, OFF) ........ 40

[PGM.XMT] –MIDI Program Change Transmit Enable (ON, OFF).............. 40

[SYS ID] –MIDI SysEx ID (ID 1-ID 16) .......................................................... 40

[OUTPUT] –MIDI Transmit/Thru Select (XMT, THRU, THRU+C, MERGE) ... 41

[DUMP] –Dump Select (ALL, ACTIVE, PRESET, SYSTEM) ............................ 41

[CLK IN] –MIDI Input Clock Enable (ON, OFF) ............................................ 41

[CLK.OUT] –MIDI Output Clock Enable (ON, OFF)...................................... 41

[CLK.FLT] –MIDI Clock Filter Enable (ON, OFF) .......................................... 41

[GLOBAL] –GLOBAL SETTINGS............................................................................ 42

[MIX] –Enable Global MIX (ON, OFF)......................................................... 42

[TEMPO] –Enable Global Tempo (ON, OFF)............................................... 42

[ISW] –Enable Global Input Swell (ON, OFF).............................................. 42

[OSW] –Enable Global Output Swell (ON, OFF) ......................................... 42

[TUNER] –TUNER SETTINGS............................................................................... 42

[AUDIO] –Choose audio function when Tuner is active (BYPASS, MUTE) .. 42

[CALBRT] –Calibrate Tuner’s Reference Frequency (440 Hz) .................... 43

[UTILS] -UTILITY FUNCTIONS .............................................................................. 43

[ROUTE] –Select the Routing Mode (NORMAL, PRE.PST, WET.DRY) ......... 43

[PRESET] –Select the range of Active Preset (L01 - H99) ........................... 43

[SOURCE] –Select Source Instrument (GUITAR, BASS, SYN.LD, SYN.BAS) .. 43

[INGAIN] –Set the input gain (0dB to +18dB) ............................................ 43

[PDLCAL] –Expression Pedal Calibrate (ON, OFF) ...................................... 43

[EXPTIP] –Select function of Auxiliary Switch Tip [SWITCH, PEDAL] .......... 44

[SER*] –Serial Number (H9-xxxxx) ............................................................. 44

[SW VER] - Software Version ...................................................................... 44

RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS/SOFTWARE UPDATES ................................45

RESTORING FACTORY SYSTEM SETTINGS ................................................................. 45

RESTORING FACTORY PRESETS AND SYSTEM SETTINGS............................................... 45

SOFTWARE UPDATES........................................................................................... 45

DIAGNOSTICS .................................................................................................... 45

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART...................................................................46

SPECIFICATIONS ...........................................................................................47

LIMITED WARRANTY ....................................................................................48

Introduction

Congratulations on choosing an Eventide stompbox. Our stompboxes put our rack mount

effects in the hands of performing musicians. The H9 was conceived based on requests from

users of our family of stompboxes: a smaller footprint on your pedal board, the ability to run

all of Eventide’s effects, along with an advanced preset librarian, remote control and effects

management system.

To meet these goals we’ve designed the H9 with a simplified User Interface (just one Knob)

and we’ve created a rich control app, “H9 Control”, which seamlessly pairs the H9 either

wirelessly via Bluetooth or via USB with your Apple iOS device or computer.

A Few Words of Advice

Our stompboxes pack an unprecedented degree of processing and flexibility into a compact

package. Our mission is to create products that give you the power to transform your sound

and we recognize that the key to realizing this goal is to give you the flexibility to bend and

twist this power in the service of your creativity.

We’ve worked hard to make the H9 easy to use. We’ve done our best to design an intuitive

User Interface to manage and control it. We hope that you will take the time to master it.

We know that you’re eager to get going and hope that you’ll read this User Guide. However,

if you read nothing else, please read The Basics.

Key Features

Large library of Eventide audio effects available

Full complement of unique algorithms included in “Standard Edition”

99 Presets

External Expression Pedal or Aux Switch for additional control

Bright, easy-to-read 6 Character Alphanumeric LED Display

Extensive MIDI functionality

Programmable HOTKNOB

Software upgrades via USB, MIDI, or Bluetooth

H9 Control –Rich remote control and effects management utility app

Additional algorithms available via in app-purchase

Tap tempo

True Bypass

H9 Control

This User Guide describes the functionality of the H9. All of this functionality and more is

accessible using H9 Control. To get the most out of the H9, we recommend downloading our

H9 app, H9 Control, to your iPod, iPhone, iPad or computer. H9 Control allows you to create

and manage a virtually infinite number of Presets, control and configure every aspect of the

H9 and audition and download additional Algorithms, Presets and Utilities. In addition, H9

Control offers a powerful librarian for managing your presets. H9 Control is documented

within the app.

Website

www.eventide.com is where you’ll find versions of this User Guide in other languages, the

Algorithm Guide, Preset Guide, FAQs, information on accessories, and instructions for

downloading software updates.

H9 User Guide The Basics

The Basics

There are a few basic concepts that you’ll have to grasp to use the H9 successfully. If you read

nothing else, please read this section.

Bluetooth

H9’s Bluetooth function allows you to wirelessly control your H9 from an iOS device or a

Windows or Mac computer. Of course, while Bluetooth connectivity is secure by design and

only the registered owner of an H9 may connect to it with H9 Control, if you’re playing in

front of an audience full of iPhones owners and you have not registered your H9, you may

want to completely disable Bluetooth. It’s easily done. Just reach down and simultaneously

press the X, Y, and Z buttons. Bluetooth turns off. Press the three keys again to turn Blue

tooth back on.

You must first pair your H9 with an iOS device to use H9 Control, a feature-rich remote

control app. On your iOS device go to the Bluetooth menu in Settings and turn Bluetooth on

and enable “Discovery”. Your H9’s name, H9-xxxx, should be listed (xxxx=last 4 digits of your

H9’s serial number). The 4 digit PIN for Bluetooth pairing is the same as the last four digits of

your H9’s serial number. When paired (see System Mode/Blue later in this User Guide), the

Bluetooth Paired LED will light. The Bluetooth ON LED flashes to indicate active

communications between your H9 and iOS device.

TIP: You can change your H9’s Bluetooth Name & PIN. See System Mode.

H9 User Guide The Basics

The Algorithms

The H9 offers a wide range of effects and can hold 99 Presets based on these effects. Each of

these effects is based on a unique algorithm. An algorithm is the underlying signal processing

structure of the effect –the signal processing software that creates the effect and determines

the ways in which the effect can be controlled (the algorithm’s “parameters”). Each algorithm

has a unique set of parameters which are varied by pressing the X, Y, or Z buttons and

turning the H9’s Knob. Presets are created by setting these parameters in a unique way.

Simply put, Presets are based on algorithms and the algorithms are the “secret sauce.” Refer

to the Algorithm User Guide for detailed descriptions of the algorithms and their parameters.

Additional algorithms are available as in app purchases. When you purchase an algorithm,

the presets built on that algorithm are included for free.

The Presets

The H9 Standard Edition ships with 99 factory-created Presets based on Eventide’s unique

Algorithms (additional Algorithms and Presets are available via in app purchase). Whenever a

Preset is loaded, the name of the Algorithm on which the Preset is based is displayed

momentarily. You can modify the sound of a Preset by pushing the X, Y, Z, or HOTKNOB

buttons and turning the Knob (or by using an Expression Pedal or MIDI) and, if you wish, you

can save the resulting effect as a new Preset. Instructions on saving Presets are found later in

this User Guide. Refer to the Preset Guide for details on the factory-installed Presets.

The Knob, the LightRing & the Buttons

The H9 has one big Knob (Encoder) encircled by a LightRing and five ‘radio’ buttons

(HOTKNOB, X, Y, Z and Preset). The LightRing is used to indicate parameter settings and

values.

The Knob is used to:

1) Select and load Presets

2) Adjust Preset parameter values

3) Act as an on-board Expression Pedal

4) Dial-in tempo

5) Name Presets

6) Control and adjust various system settings

7) Toggle the action of the Right Footswitch between stepping up/down through the

Presets

The buttons are used to select the action of the Knob. When a button is pressed, its LED is lit,

the display indicates the parameter or preset name, and the Knob is active.

X, Y, Z buttons

Preset parameters are adjusted by pressing the X, Y, or Z button and then turning the Knob.

All three parameter buttons behave in the same way. Why three parameter buttons? In order

to get the most out of H9’s effects in a live situation, we believe that it’s important to give

you ‘top level’ control of the parameters that you’ll want to adjust on-the-fly.

When you press an X, Y, or Z button, its LED lights and the parameter name is displayed. Turn

the Knob to change the parameter’s value. The LightRing indicates the Parameter’s value (all

LEDs OFF indicates minimum, all ON maximum). Press the Knob to display the parameter’s

current value.

Each of the X, Y, Z buttons can function in one of two ways. In “NORMAL” mode, a single

parameter is assigned to each button. These assignments are set by the Preset and were

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