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1. 47 LIMITED WARRANTY sanae tese sess asas eene 48 H9 User Guide Introduction 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 with your Apple iOS device or via USB with your 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
2. 31 BLUE BLUETOOTH 5 PIN Number for Pairing with your iOS Device NAME Your H9 s Bluetooth Name 9 BYPASS SELECT BYPASS 0001 nnne nennen nnn nnne BYPTYP Choose Bypass Type DSP RELAY DSP FX KILDRY Kill Dry Audio NO YES AUX SW PROGRAM AUXILIARY SWITCHES 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 35 XMT CC Expression Pedal Aux Switch transmit MIDI Continuous Control RE Pc E 38 RCV MAP Create a MIDI Program Change Receive Map 39 XMT MAP Create MIDI Program Change Transmit Map 40 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 TAD 16 ieri OUTPUT MIDI Transmit Thru Select XMT THRU DUMP Dump Select ALL ACTIVE PRESET SYSTEM CLK IN MIDI Input Clock Enable ON
3. Load Presets Toggle the Performance Switch functions Change parameter values Set tempo from MIDI clock Use the H9 as a MIDI clock source Enable Expression Pedal and Auxiliary Switches connected to the H9 to control other MIDI devices Dump Backup Load Restore Presets and or system settings to from a computer Control BYPASS ACTIVE status using MIDI program change H9 automatically selects either USB or DIN5 as MIDI Inputs and Outputs If USB is connected DIN5 MIDI activity including MIDI thru is ignored MIDI setup is described in System Mode and a MIDI implementation map can be found later in this User Guide 28 H9 User Guide Backing Up Presets amp System Settings Dump Back up Presets amp System Settings The currently loaded effect your stored Presets and your system settings can be dumped to a MIDI device to a computer using the MIDI s SysEx facility SysEx dump is a MIDI System Exclusive Message that can be sent from the H9 and recorded by a MIDI sequencer or computer The H9 s Presets and System Settings can then be restored at a later time This is a useful way to backup saved settings or to reconfigure the unit as it was on your previous project To Dump Presets amp or System Settings 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until MIDI is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Tu
4. Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to BYPASS menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu KILDRY Kill Dry Audio NO YES Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn Knob to enable disable KILDRY When KILDRY is enabled YES the dry signal is removed from the output and the H9 only outputs a 100 wet level For some of the Presets the Intensity control acts as a Wet Dry Mix control For these Presets if KILDRY is YES the Intensity control is disabled Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to BYPASS menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 32 H9 User Guide System Mode AUX SW Program Auxiliary Switches Up to three Auxiliary Switches can be assigned as controls for the Preset parameters and system control The three Aux Switches are connected to the rear panel stereo phone jack labeled EXPression Pedal The H9 detects closures by sensing whether the tip the ring or both the tip and ring are grounded Note that you must use a stereo phone plug when connecting Aux Switches To assign the Aux Switches first press the HOTKNOB button to select AUX SW You will see two fields split display of the display left right showing Parameter destination and Control source assignments The Left Footswitch LED is flashing if it s not press the Left Footswitch to select this field showing this to be the selected field for editing Note that t
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6. 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 or iPad 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 A version of H9 Control for your Mac PC and for Android devices is planned 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 The
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8. Receive Channel OFF OMNI 1 16 Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set the MIDI Receive Channel option You can select a MIDI Channel number 1 16 turn OFF MIDI receive or choose OMNI to receive on all MIDI channels Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu XMT CH Set the MIDI Transmit Channel 1 2 16 Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set the MIDI Transmit Channel Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu RCV CTL Receive Continuous Control Message RCV CTL allows external MIDI Continuous Control messages to be used as assignable controls for the HOTKNOB any combination of parameters and system control The idea is to first select the H9 parameter or function that you want to externally control Mix for example and then select either MIDI Bend or the MIDI CC with which you want to control it 35 H9 User Guide System Mode Here s how it works Press the HOTKNOB button to select RCV CTL You will see two fields split display with the left side of the display showing the Destination and the right side showing the Control source The two fields are delimited by a decimal point BYP BND The Left Footswitch LED is flashing if it s not press the Left Footswitch to select this field showing this to be
9. The choices are No patch BND MIDI Pitch Bend CO C99 MIDI Continuous Controller messages from 0 to 99 To use the Learn Mode to select the external control source Press the Right Footswitch again LEARN is displayed prompting you to send a MIDI message for automatic Control Source assignment Press the Right Footswitch again to exit LEARN mode and revert to manual source selection Press the Left and Right Footswitches to toggle between Source and Destination to make as many assignments as you wish The default patch are as follows KBO KB9 are patched to C22 C29 The default patch is unassigned for all other RCV CTL destinations Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 37 H9 User Guide System Mode XMT CC Expression Pedal Aux Switch transmit MIDI Continuous Control The H9 s Expression Pedal and Aux Switches can be used as MIDI controllers Here s how it works Press the HOTKNOB button to select XMT CC You will see two fields split display with the left side of the display showing the Control Source and the right side the Destination The two fields are delimited by a decimal point PDL C15 The Left Footswitch LED is flashing if it s not press the Left Footswitch to select this field showing this to be the selected field for editing To Select the Control Source Turn the Knob to select the C
10. These top level settings for the X Y and Z buttons are saved with Presets X Y and Z are independent Any or all can be in either NORMAL or EXPERT mode 20 H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters Global Mix Nearly all of the algorithms feature a mix control which sets the relative levels of the input signal dry and the Effect wet The mix parameter setting is saved with each Preset Often however it is useful to have the mix setting remain uniform as you change Presets To do this use the System GLOBAL MIX command When GLOBAL MIX is ON the Mix setting saved with the Preset is ignored and the current Mix setting is used for all Presets Turning GLOBAL MIX ON or OFF The factory default is OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode Turn the Knob until GLOBAL is displayed Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button Turn the Knob until MIX is displayed Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button Turn the Knob to select ON or OFF Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode 21 9 User Guide Tempo Tempo Tempo ON OFF Tempo is turned ON OFF by simultaneously pressing the Right Footswitch and the PRESETS button With Tempo OFF tapping can be used to adjust delay parameter values displayed as milliseconds or Hz With Tempo ON tempo is in BP
11. affect wireless performance Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logo are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG Inc 2013 Eventide Inc Contents WARNINGS ctore cocta reo ce hat INTRODUCTION 05 earner 1 A Few WORDS OF ADVICE KEY FEATURES H9 CONTROL WEBSITE 2 c 5165 54225 25 52354444252443252354544 2323230523544303232 423452554045420234325238423532428385233823 3 BLUETOOTH ciii terrere err a dea eee THE ALGORITHMS THE PRESETS dee ox Do rhe eI P e THE KNOB THE LIGHTRING amp THE BUTTONS 26 Y Z HOTKNOB button PRESETS Button THE FOOTSWITCHES Using the Right Footswitch to Cue Presets Using the Right Footswitch to Tap Tempo or Parameter Values 8 TUNER s EE HO POWER UP CAN TWO PRESETS BE USED 5 00 enne 8 ssnlliedsf e MONO STEREO te eerte e teet Mee TYPICALSETUPS i rcc edere nee ves eons Guitar H9 Amp Mono In Mono Out Guitar gt H9 gt Amp 1 Amp2 Mono or Stereo In Stereo Out 10 Guitar gt Amp Effects Send gt H9 gt Amp Effects 11 Mixer Effects Send H9
12. back up one level to TUNER menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu CALBRT Calibrate Tuner s Reference Frequency 440 Hz Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Encoder to adjust the Tuner s reference frequency from 420 Hz to 460 Hz 440 Hz standard is the default This value will also establish the A tuning for the pitch effects Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to TUNER menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu UTILS Utility Functions After entering System mode turn the Knob to select UTILS then press the HOTKNOB to enter the Utility functions settings mode Turn the Knob to scroll through the Utility functions PRESET Select the range of Active Preset 101 H99 Press the HOTKNOB button to select Press the Left Footswitch and turn Knob to set the lower limit and the Right Footswitch and turn Knob to set the higher limit The default is 01 99 Only Active Presets can be loaded by Footswitch and PRESETS button and Knob on the stompbox All Presets may still be loaded using MIDI program change Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 43 9 User Guide System Mode SOURCE Select Source Instrument GUITAR BASS SYN LD SYN BAS Press the Encoder to select Turn Encoder to select the type of instrument SYN LD Synth Lead SYN BAS S
13. be automatically cut to preserve unity gain through the stompbox Output level is a bit of a different story It is sometimes desirable to adjust the level of a given Effect Preset For example an effect like Rotary can have wide swells of amplitude and depending on a given Preset s parameter settings you may find it too quiet or too loud This is a consequence of the effect and nota question of level matching to best fit in a setup For this reason Output Level settings can be tweaked and saved with the Preset Setting Output Level To set output level 1 Press Left Footswitch to Bypass the Preset 2 Press and hold the Left Footswitch the Preset will now be Active 3 After holding for 2 secs the display will show OUT 0 default value 4 Continue holding the Left Footswitch while turning the Knob to adjust output level from 12 dB OUT 12 to 12 dB OUT 12 in 1 dB increments Note Preset output levels must be saved even if there are no other changes to the preset or the output level will revert to its previous setting the next time the Preset is loaded In other words if you want the adjusted output level to stick you must re save the Preset H9 User Guide Setting Levels Setting Input Level Peak and Signal LEDs Adjust the H9 s input level for best audio performance The red Peak LED indicates that the input signal level is close to clipping Occasional flashing is OK If the Peak LED is lit solidly reduce the input
14. default settings are indicated in bold BLUE Bluetooth Settings After entering System Mode turn the Knob to select BLUE and then press the HOTKNOB button to enter Bluetooth Settings Mode Turn the Knob to select either PIN or NAME PIN Number for Pairing with your iOS Device Press the HOTKNOB button to display the four digit Bluetooth PIN code The PIN is set to the last four digits of your H9 s serial number Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to BLUE menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu NAME Your H9 s Bluetooth Name H9 xxxx This is your H9 s Bluetooth name that will be displayed on your iOS device The default name is H9 followed by your H9 s serial number Note that the NAME is truncated press the Right Footswitch to traverse the full name You can rename your H9 To do so 1 Press the Right Footswitch and the first character of the will flash Turning the Knob will change this character Names can have up to 16 characters The available character set is 0 9 A Z 2 Usethe Left and Right Footswitches to traverse the display selecting the character to be edited by the Knob The active character for editing is always flashing Repeated pressing of the Right or Left Footswitch will traverse through the name one character at a time flashing the selected character Press and hold Left Footswitch to DELETE the currently flashing character 3 Press
15. hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter and exit the System Mode Upon entering System Mode you re at the top level menu selection The Left and Right Footswitch LEDs will flash RED continuously to remind you that you re in this special mode The Edited LED is OFF in System Mode At the top level turn the Knob to scroll through the choices BLUE BYPASS AUX SW MIDI GLOBAL TUNER and UTILS Press the HOTKNOB button to select one of these choices System Mode Navigation General navigation of the System Mode menus parameters is as follows 1 Push the HOTKNOB button to step down into the menu tree 2 Turn the Knob to scroll thru menu items or parameter selections or values 3 Press the PRESETS button to step up the menu tree to upper level menu options For sub menus with two fields press the Left or Right Footswitch to select the active field The Footswitch LED corresponding to the active field will be lit Hint While the PRESETS button can always be used to step up the menu tree for menu items that are only one level deep pressing the HOTKNOB button a second time will also step up to the top level 30 H9 User Guide System Mode System Menu Tree The system mode is divided into seven categories BLUE BYPASS AUX SW MIDI GLOBAL TUNER and UTILS which are the top level menu items that appear when entering system mode In the following factory
16. level either by reducing the signal level fed to the H9 or by setting the H9 s input gain to a lower value The green Signal Present LED shows signal present 40dB below clipping To set input level 1 With Preset Active press and hold the Left Footswitch 2 After holding for 2 secs the display will show the current input level gain setting IN 0 default value 3 Turn the Knob to adjust output level from 0 dB IN 0 to 12 dB IN 12 in 1 dB increments Note Input level settings are not saved with Presets The input level setting is global and is saved when power is turned off and your settings restored when the H9 is powered up 9 User Guide Bypass Bypass It s important to select the Bypass function that works best with your setup The H9 gives you the choice of Bypass type DSP Bypass Relay Bypass or DSP FX Bypass The H9 s default Bypass setting is DSP Bypass DSP Bypass When set to DSP Bypass bypassing sends the audio at the DSP s inputs directly to the outputs without any effects processing This type of bypassing works well in most situations and protects against gain and tone changes when bypassed Relay Bypass True Bypass Some guitarists prefer a true bypass in which the pedal s electronics are completely disconnected from the signal path When RELAY Bypass is selected the H9 uses relays to hard wire your inputs to your outputs In fact whenever the H9 s powered down its electronic
17. on a set of audio processing algorithms An algorithm is the underlying structure of the effect that the Preset is built upon Please refer to our on line documentation for descriptions of the H9 s Algorithms amp Parameters Presets The following attributes are saved with Presets and recalled when Presets are loaded 1 Parameter values 2 X Y Z button top level parameter 3 Tempo Tap value 4 Tempo On Off status 5 Expression Pedal mapping 6 HOTKNOB programming 7 Output level Note The state of the X Y and Z buttons is saved with the Preset For example if the X button was set to control Feedback then when the Preset is recalled the X Knob will be set to control Feedback Note The H9 can be set up to change the Tempo value when a Preset is loaded or to ignore the value saved with the Preset While Tempo values are always saved with the Preset you may prefer to have your current Tempo stay the same as you switch from Preset to Preset With GLOBAL TEMPO ON the Tempo saved with the Preset is ignored and the current Tempo value is used Global Tempo ON OFF is described later in this User Guide Selecting Presets Presets are selected by using the Footswitches or by turning the Knob When a Preset is loaded the full Preset Name will scroll once across the display Select Cue Load To select a Preset using the Footswitches press the Right Footswitch to increment or decrement through the presets unt
18. s BYPASS setting See the System Mode MIDI section for details Note The H9 has been carefully designed to not mess with your tone in any of the Bypass settings Note With the H9 s power turned off the relays automatically bypass the unit This means that if power should accidentally go down while you re playing your guitar signal will not disappear Of course if power is down you may have bigger problems Killdry Send Return Loop If you ve connected the H9 using an effect send return loop either your amp s or a mixer s the H9 s Killdry feature can be enabled When Killdry is enabled the H9 does not send any dry signal to the outputs only the Effect Note that when Killdry is enabled Bypassing will mute the Effect rather than Bypass it when DSP Bypass is selected Killdry s factory default is disabled It can be enabled in the BYPASS menu of the System Mode Here s how 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until BYPASS is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until KILDRY is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 6 Turn the Knob to select either YES or NO 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters Presets Algorithms Parameters The H9 s Presets are based
19. the far right decimal point of the six character display is lit to indicate that the parameter values are different from the Preset s values Parameters can be changed by a changing a parameter value b changing an X Y or Z button s top level parameter c moving the Expression Pedal or d tapping a new tempo e receiving a MIDI command Note Edited Presets are lost if they are not saved before loading another Preset H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters Saving Presets To save a Preset 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Press and hold the PRESETS button for a few seconds the current Preset Number and 4 characters of the Preset Name are displayed Release the PRESETS button The Preset number flashes and the Edit LED is lit far right decimal point Turn the Knob to select the desired Preset Number for editing When saving all Preset numbers are available even if you ve limited the number of active Presets Press the Right Footswitch and the first character of the Preset name will flash Turning the Knob will change this character Preset names can have up to 16 characters The available character set is 0 9 A Z Use the Left and Right Footswitches to traverse the display selecting the character to be edited by the Knob The active character for editing is always flashing Repeated pressing of the Right or Left Footswitch will traverse through the name one character at a
20. time flashing the selected character Press and hold Left Footswitch to DELETE the currently flashing character Press and hold the Right Footswitch to INSERT a character before the currently flashing character To save the Preset press and hold the PRESETS button a second time The Display will show SAVED After a short time the Save mode is exited To exit Save without saving press and release the PRESETS button again without holding it or press the Knob Upon exiting Save mode without saving NO SAV is displayed and after a few seconds of inactivity the display reverts to showing the currently loaded Preset Note You must PRESS and HOLD the PRESETS button to save If you press and release quickly the new Preset will not be saved This is intentional When you save a new Preset you overwrite the old Preset The H9 is designed to assure that saving is a deliberate act The Preset number corresponding to the currently running Preset will flash as a warning that saving in this location will overwrite the currently loaded Preset Note The cursor will wrap around the display i e Pressing the Left Footswitch will move to the left by one character at a time until it gets to the first character then it will jump to the Preset Number field Pressing the Left Footswitch again will jump to the last character H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters Note A phantom character is always present at the end of the name
21. to allow characters to be added past the end This cannot be deleted but is removed on exit Organizing Your Presets When you save a Preset you should consider when and how it will be used For example if you have a pair of Presets that you plan to use together in the same song one for the verse one for the chorus placing them in sequential Preset numbers will let you quickly switch between them Loading a Preset using the Footswitches takes at least two taps Once you tap the Right Footswitch to cue the new Preset you must tap the Left Footswitch to load it Note When saving to a location other than the active slot the saved Preset location becomes the active slot In other words if Preset 1 is currently active and after changing the parameters to get a new sound you decide to save the new sound to Preset 10 Preset 10 becomes the active Preset Active Presets The H9 holds 99 Presets 1 to 99 99 presets may be more than you need If you d like to make it quicker and easier to find and load your Presets the number of active Presets can be reduced Only the Presets that are active will show up when loading While only active Presets can be loaded Presets can always be saved to disabled Preset Numbers Inactive Presets are not erased but can be overwritten and can be made active at any time Active Presets are limited to a range The default is for all 99 Presets active You can limit the number of active Presets by s
22. CLK OUT MIDI Output Clock Enable ON OFF CLK FLT MIDI Clock Filter Enable ON OFF GLOBAL GLOBAL MIX Enable Global MIX ON OFF TEMPO Enable Global Tempo ON OFF TUNER TUNER 5 6 000 eene enne nnne AUDIO Choose audio function when Tuner is active BYPASS MUTE 43 CALBRT Calibrate Tuner s Reference Frequency 440 Hz 43 UTILS nnn 43 PRESET Select the range of Active Preset 101 99 43 SOURCE Select Source Instrument GUITAR BASS SYN LD 5 5 44 PDLCAL Expression Pedal Calibrate ON OFF 44 EXPTIP Select function of Auxiliary Switch SWITCH PEDAL 44 SER Serial Number H9 xxxxx eese esee 44 SW VER Software Version sessi nnn 44 RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS SOFTWARE UPDATES RESTORING FACTORY SYSTEM SETTINGS esee eene nnn ener RESTORING FACTORY PRESETS AND SYSTEM SETTINGS SOFTWARE UPDATES innesi eo ao na roba een eoo aea dle MIDI IMPLEMENTATION 2222 0402774 46
23. ETS button twice to go to top level System menu 39 H9 User Guide System Mode XMT MAP Create a MIDI Program Change Transmit Map When the Left Footswitch loads a Preset a MIDI Program Change message can be transmitted from the MIDI Out jack or USB to control an external device e g another Eventide Stompbox an Eventide Eclipse an Eventide H8000FW etc To Create a MIDI Program Change transmit map press the HOTKNOB button to access the MIDI transmit map for editing The Left field displays the Preset number P1 to P99 The right field displays either OFF or the Prg No 0 127 Default map Prg No 0 99 map to Presets to P99 Press the Left Footswitch to select Preset field indicated by the flashing Left Footswitch LED turn the Encoder to select the Preset Press the Right Footswitch to select Prg No field indicated by the flashing Right Footswitch LED turn the Encoder to select the corresponding number Note MIDI Program Change Transmit must be enabled in order for the H9 to transmit Program Change messages MIDI Program Change Transmit is turned ON or OFF in the MIDI menu Default is OFF Note When an H9 Preset is recalled with a MIDI program change message MIDI Program Change messages are not generated Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu CTL XMT MIDI Continuous Controller Transmit Enable ON OFF Press
24. H9 Harmonizer ser Guide CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR 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 Complete UG Part 159035 Contents Part 141221 Cover Part 258249 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
25. Knob to control any combination of the parameters simultaneously When the HOTKNOB button is pressed the Knob becomes in effect an on board Expression Pedal The HOTKNOB and Expression Pedal used by all of the factory supplied Presets Programming the HOTKNOB is described later in this User Guide PRESETS Button To select and load a Preset press the PRESETS button and turn the Knob stopping when the desired Preset Name appears Presets automatically load when using the Knob When a Preset is loaded the full Preset Name will scroll once across the display Pressing and holding the PRESETS button enables the Save Preset Mode Saving presets is described later in this User Guide TIP Pressing the PRESETS button when it is already lit will show the name of the current Algorithm H9 User Guide The Basics The Footswitches The Footswitches have several functions 1 Active Bypass 2 Select Cueing Presets 3 Tap Tempo 4 Enable Tuner 5 Setting Levels See Setting Levels for details The Left Footswitch is used to bypass enable the effect or to load a cued preset To bypass the currently loaded Preset press the Left Footswitch The LED will turn OFF and the display will briefly show BYPASS and then display the Preset Number and Name Pressing the Left Footswitch again enables the Preset The display briefly shows ACTIVE to indicate that the Preset is enabled To load a cued preset press the Left Footswitch when the preset nu
26. M Tap Tempo The Right Footswitch is used to tap the tempo In Preset mode Tap LED OFF first press and hold the Right Footswitch for 2 seconds If Tempo is ON the display indicates the current tempo in BPM 30 to 500 BPM while tapping and the Tap LED will blink at the BPM rate If Tempo is OFF the display indicates the parameter value milliseconds for most algorithms The Tap LED will be solidly lit Note When using an Aux Switch to tap tempo the tempo value is displayed Fine tuning Tempo The Knob can be used to set or tweak the Tempo value in BPM Tempo ON or the parameter Tempo OFF While tapping and with the tempo value displayed the Knob can be turned to adjust the Tempo or parameter value While adjusting the display shows the updated Tempo or delay value Global Tempo Tempo is always saved with each Preset Often however it can be useful to make the tempo uniform for all of the Presets that you re using To do this use the System GLOBAL TEMPO command When GLOBAL TEMPO is ON the Tempo value saved with the Preset is ignored and the current Tempo value is used for all Presets Turning GLOBAL TEMPO ON or OFF The factory default is OFF 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until GLOBAL is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until TEMPO is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB butto
27. UMP Dump Select ALL ACTIVE PRESET SYSTEM Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to choose what is being backed up via SysEx Dump or Dump Request ALL All 99 Presets and System settings are dumped ACTIVE Only the currently loaded Preset is dumped PRESET All 99 Presets are dumped SYSTEM All System Mode settings are dumped Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu CLK IN MIDI Input Clock Enable ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set MIDI Clock Receive ON or OFF If ON MIDI Clock is used as a Tempo source Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 41 H9 User Guide System Mode CLK OUT MIDI Output Clock Enable ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set MIDI Clock Transmit ON or OFF If ON the H9 will transmit its tempo as a MIDI Clock Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu CLK FLT MIDI Clock Filter Enable ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set MIDI Clock Filtering ON or OFF If ON H9 can be used with an unstable MIDI Clock source but will be slower and less precise at tracking clock speed changes Press the PRESETS button once to back up one leve
28. additional parameters One way of thinking of this is that a parameter is locked to each of these buttons In order to access the other algorithm parameters press and hold either X Y or Z for 2 seconds thereby unlocking the full set of parameters Once unlocked pressing the button will step through the parameter names Repeatedly pressing the same button will cycle through all of the parameters for the current algorithm Turn the Knob to adjust the parameter value the LightRing indicates the relative value of the parameter and the display shows the parameter s value If you navigate away and then return the button will display the parameter you last selected Here s an example Assume that a Preset is currently loaded that is based on the Vintage Delay algorithm Its parameters are Mix wet dry Delay Mix Delay A Delay B Feedback A Feedback B etc Press the X button once and the parameter name MIX is displayed Now press and hold the X button until DLYMIX is displayed Repeatedly pressing X will step through the complete set of Vintage Delay s parameters In this way you have the ability to adjust the value of all the parameters of every algorithm and create a wide variety of effects and of course to save them as new Presets The most recently selected parameter sticks so if DLY A was last adjusted using the X button and you subsequently navigate away the next time X is pressed the parameter DLY A appears
29. and hold the Right Footswitch to INSERT a character before the currently flashing character 31 H9 User Guide System Mode Note The cursor will wrap around the display i e Pressing the Left Footswitch will move to the left by one character at a time until it gets to the first character then it will jump to the Preset Number field Pressing the Left Footswitch again will jump to the last character Note A phantom character is always present at the name s end allowing characters to be added past the end This cannot be deleted it s removed on exit Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to BLUE menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu BYPASS Select Bypass Mode After entering System Mode turn the Knob to select BYPASS and then press the HOTKNOB button to enter Select Bypass Mode Turn the Knob to select either BYPTYP or KIL DRY BYPTYP Choose Bypass DSP RELAY DSP FX Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn Knob to select DSP RELAY or DSP FX When DSP is selected Bypass sends the audio at the DSP s inputs directly to the outputs without any effects processing When RELAY is selected Bypass employs a pair of relays to hardwire the inputs to the outputs giving a true bypass When DSP FX is selected Bypass sends the audio at the DSP s inputs directly to the outputs with the decaying tail of the current effect mixed in
30. communications between your H9 and iOS device TIP You can change your H9 s Bluetooth Name amp PIN See System Mode 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 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 o
31. d but the pedal will be Bypassed The Left Field displays the Prg No 0 127 and Right Field displays either the Preset Number 99 or one of various Bypass options described below or OFF The two fields are delimited by a decimal point 127 P99 There are two ways to select the MIDI Prg No manually or using Learn Mode To select manually with the Left Footswitch LED flashing turn the Knob to select the desired Prg No from 0 to 127 To use Learn Mode press the Left Footswitch again In LEARN mode the Prg No will be automatically set when a MIDI Program Change message is received Pressing the Left Footswitch exits LEARN mode Press the Right Footswitch to select the Preset field indicated by the flashing Right Footswitch LED and turn the Knob to select the Preset To map another Prg No to another Preset press the Left Footswitch again to select the desired Prg No then the Right Footswitch to map it to the desired Preset Default Prg No 1 99 map to the 99 Presets 01 99 As well as using MIDI program change to load a preset this message can also be programmed to directly control the unit s BYPASS setting With the Right Footswitch LED flashing turn the Knob counter clockwise to select OFF Unassigned BYP BYPass the unit ACT Make the unit Active i e not bypassed Toggle between bypass and active Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRES
32. etting the active range in System Mode For example if you set the lower limit to 5 and the upper limit to 10 Presets from 5 through 10 will be active By logically grouping your Presets you can get through a song or set without having to click through all 99 Presets Remember when saving Presets group them to best suit your needs The factory default is set for 99 active Presets To limit the number of active Presets 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until UTILS is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until PRESET is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button Lxx Hxx is displayed 6 Press the Left Footswitch and turn the Knob to set the lower limit 19 H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters 7 Press the Right Footswitch and turn the Knob to set the upper limit 8 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode Algorithms amp their Parameters There are more than 40 algorithms available for the H9 Each algorithm is a unique set of audio processing modules with parametric controls The algorithms and their parameters are described in the H9 Algorithm Guide Parameters Expert Tweaker Mode While the X Y and Z buttons default function gives you instant access to three parameters all of our algorithms have
33. g method normally United Parcel Service Shipping outside the 50 United States If you purchased the unit from a dealer in your country consult with the dealer before returning the unit If you wish to return the unit to us please note the following 1 The unit must be prepaid to our door This means that you are responsible for all shipping charges including customs brokerage and duties When a unit is shipped to us it must be cleared through United States Customs by an authorized broker You must make arrangements for this to be done Normally your freight forwarder has a branch in the United States which can handle this transaction 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 If you nominate a freight carrier we reserve the right to select a substitute if necessary This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from location to location c 2013 Eventide Inc 49
34. he selected side of the display is flashing To assign the switches first select the H9 function the destination on the left side of the display that you want to externally control e g KBO and then select the Aux Switch that you want to control it with the source To Setup Control Destinations Turn the Knob to select an external control destination Destinations include the H9 parameters and functions that can be controlled by one of the Aux Switches The choices are BYP Toggle Bypass Active Bypass type selected in BYPASS PR Increment Preset number PR Decrement Preset number TAP Tap tempo switch function PSW Toggle or enable the Performance Switch function KBO KB9 Parameter Control Knobs TUN Enable tuner Performance Switch PSW The Performance Switch is used for infinite repeat with TimeFactor algorithms rate change with ModFactor algorithms various functions with PitchFactor algorithms and HotSwitch with Space algorithms Refer to the specific algorithm description in the Algorithm Guide for details Parameter Knobs KBO KN9 You can use the Aux Switches to control up to 10 virtual Knobs KBO KB9 correspond to the ten parameters of the currently running algorithm For example if a Preset based on the Dual Delay algorithm is currently running KBO corresponds to the MIX parameter If the H9 is running a Preset based on the Rotary algorithm KBO c
35. il the desired Preset is cued To change the direction up down press the Knob Press the Left Footswitch to load the Preset When a Preset is cued the Preset Number flashes to remind you that it is not yet active The Preset remains cued until you take some action Pressing any of the 16 H9 User Guide Presets Algorithms Parameters radio buttons or pressing and holding the Right Footswitch to enable tapping will disable cueing Select Load Instantly You can instantly select Presets using the Knob First press the PRESETS button Turning the Knob will scroll through the available Presets and instantly load a Preset when you stop scrolling As you turn the Knob the Preset number and the 1st 4 characters of the Preset Name are displayed When you stop scrolling the Preset loads and the full Preset Name scrolls across the display Adjusting Preset Parameters A Preset s parameter values can be adjusted by selecting the X Y or Z button Whenever one of these buttons is pressed the button lights up and the display shows the parameter s name The LightRing indicates the relative setting of the parameter Press the Knob to display the parameter s value without changing it Turn the Knob to change the parameter s value Additional details on adjusting parameters can be found in the Algorithms and their Parameters section of this User Guide Edited Preset Indication Whenever a Preset s parameter values are changed
36. l to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu GLOBAL Global Settings Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to select either MIX or TEMPO MIX Enable Global MIX ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set Global MIX Mix is always stored with Presets but the stored value is not used if Global Mix is ON With Global ON the current Mix is used for all Presets Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu TEMPO Enable Global Tempo ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set Global Tempo Tempo is always stored with Presets but the stored value is not used if Global Tempo is ON With Global ON the current Tempo is used for all Presets Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 42 H9 User Guide System Mode TUNER Tuner Settings Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to select either AUDIO or CALBRT AUDIO Choose audio function when Tuner is active BYPASS MUTE Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Encoder to choose BYPASS or MUTE When BYPASS is selected whenever the H9 s tuner is enabled the audio input is connected to audio out When MUTE is selected audio is muted when tuning Press the PRESETS button once to
37. ltaneously No When you load a Preset it runs on both channels Presets can be used as Stereo In Stereo Out Mono In Stereo Out or Mono In Mono Out and Stereo In Mono Out The H9 is smart enough to know what cables are connected and to automatically route the signals for your set up H9 User Guide Connections Connections Audio Inputs and Outputs accept standard mono unbalanced phone plugs Inputs are optimized for instrument in but will accept line level signals up to 4dBU before clipping MIDI In USB Input Type Mini B MIDI Out Thru __Input_ Output ___ 666665 gt 4 5 oe Power Input Input 2 Jack Output 2 Jack Input 1 Jack Output 1 Jack Expression Pedal mono mono Auxiliary Switch Jack H9 User Guide Connections The H9 can be connected directly to your guitar in series with one or more pedals in your Amp s effects loop or to your mixer s send return or insert Given the variety of guitars effects pedals amps and mixers we can t describe a best setup The setup should be driven by you and the sound that you re going for No matter what your setup though adjusting levels are important for best performance see Setting Levels Note It s usually best to connect the H9 after distortion effects compressors EQs and noise gates In some cases the output of a distortion pedal may be so hot high level that it will cau
38. mal rates The warranty DOES NOT COVER shipping damage either to or from Eventide Who is covered under the warranty The warranty applies to the original purchaser of a new unit from Eventide or an Authorized Eventide Dealer It is your responsibility to prove or to be able to prove that you have purchased the unit under circumstances which affect the warranty A copy of your purchase invoice is normally necessary and sufficient for this Units with the serial number plate defaced or removed will not be serviced or covered by this warranty 48 H9 User Guide Limited Warranty When the warranty becomes effective The one year warranty period begins on the day the unit is purchased from an Authorized Eventide Dealer or if the unit is drop shipped from Eventide on the day shipped plus a reasonable allowance for shipping delays This applies whether or not you return your warranty registration form Who performs warranty work The only company authorized to perform work under this warranty is Eventide Inc Little Ferry New Jersey While you are free to give authorization to anyone else or to work on it yourself we will not honor claims for payment for parts or labor from you or from third parties Shipping within the 50 United States You are responsible for getting the unit to our door at no cost to us We cannot accept collect or COD shipments We will return the unit to you prepaid at our expense using an expeditious shippin
39. mber is flashing The new Algorithm will be briefly displayed The Right Footswitch is used to step up or down through the Presets or to tap tempo Press and hold the Right Footswitch to toggle between these two functions Tap LED indicates the current function Preset cueing Tap LED OFF Tap Tap LED ON Using the Right Footswitch to Cue Presets With the Tap LED OFF press the Right Footswitch to step up increment or step down decrement through the Presets The direction is changed by pressing the Knob The display will show the Preset Number and the first 4 characters of the Preset Name XXXX When a Preset is cued the Preset number flashes Pressing the Left Footswitch loads the cued Preset and makes it Active TIP When the tap LED is off pressing the encoder will make the Footswitch decrement instead Pressing it again will go back to increment TIP You can cancel a pending cue by pressing any of the radio buttons or by pressing and holding the encoder You can also load Presets by turning the Knob to the preset number of your choice First press the Right Footswitch to display the current Preset number and name and then turn the Knob When you stop turning the Knob the preset will 7 H9 User Guide The Basics load automatically no need to press the Left Footswitch to load when using the Knob with the Preset button lit When a Preset loads the full Preset Name scrolls once across the display after which the P
40. n 6 Turn the Knob to select ON or OFF 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode 22 H9 User Guide Tuner Tuner Press and hold the Left and Right Footswitches for 2 seconds to enable the Tuner When you play a note the LightRing indicates the degree to which you re in or out of tune while the display indicates the note With the LightRing lit at twelve o clock you re in tune Press either Footswitch to exit When the Tuner is enabled the H9 s audio output is normally muted this is the default setting If instead you prefer you can set the H9 to BYPASS directly connecting the H9 s input to its output Note that the default reference frequency for the Tuner is A 440 Hz Instructions for adjusting the reference frequency and for selecting Mute Bypass can be found in the System Mode section of this User Guide 23 H9 User Guide HOTKNOB amp Expression Pedal HOTKNOB The HOTKNOB is like an on board Expression Pedal It can be patched to control one or any of number of parameters simultaneously The HOTKNOB patch is identical to the Expression Pedal patch they work in parallel Press the HOTKNOB button to use the Knob HOT is briefly displayed followed by the parameter name if a single parameter is assigned e g MIX or HOT if multiple parameters are assigned Tip H9 Control s Ribbon also works in parallel with the HOTKNOB and Expre
41. nd hold HOTKNOB button while holding down the X Y or Z button Use the Knob to scroll through the list of parameters names assigned to the HOTKNOB 25 H9 User Guide HOTKNOB amp Expression Pedal Expression Pedal An external Expression Pedal can be connected to the rear panel stereo phone jack labeled EXP The Expression Pedal can be set up to control any combination of parameters For proper operation the Expression Pedal should be a simple linear taper resistive potentiometer pot with a maximum value of between 5k Ohms and 25k Ohms Refer to www eventide com for information on recommended expression pedals The H9 will auto calibrate your Expression Pedal To calibrate plug the Expression Pedal into the EXP jack and rock the pedal from full heel to full toe The Expression Pedal behaves identically to the HOTKNOB They work in parallel The Expression Pedal s action is set by patching the HOTKNOB When using the Expression Pedal the display works in the same way as if you were turning the Knob in HOTKNOB mode If a single parameter is assigned its value is displayed when the Expression Pedal is moved If the Expression Pedal has been set up to control multiple parameters the display is simply a range from 0 99 To indicate which X Y Z parameters are controlled by the Expression Pedal Press and Hold HOTKNOB and an X Y or Z button and turn the Knob The HOTKNOB Expression Pedal settings are not saved automatically If
42. ng 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 judged to be most important by the Preset creator All of our algorithms however have more than three parameters To access additional parameters press and hold one of the buttons EXPERT will display Repeatedly pressing the button will step through all of the parameters for the current Preset In EXPERT mode the parameter s value is displayed Turn the Knob to change the Parameter value TIP Some parameters e g Delay time have a wide range and you may want to fine tune their value Press the Knob and it becomes a fine tune adjustment dial When fine tuning the LightRing LEDs are unlit Press again to return to coarse adjustment To display the Parameter value without changing it simply press the Knob To return to NORMAL mode press and hold the currently lit button H9 User Guide The Basics The X Y and Z buttons behave independently so any or all can be in EXPERT or NORMAL mode For example you may want the X button to always control MIX while using the Y and Z to each have access to multiple parameters HOTKNOB button HOTKNOB is a custom top level parameter patch that allows the
43. not disable the H9 s Footswitches the local Footswitches are always active Aux Switches can be programmed to perform a number of functions and they make it easy to connect a dedicated Tap Tempo switch or Performance Switch Infinite Repeat Flex Fast Slow Learn or Preset Decrement Switch etc Some users may want to have all switch functions immediately available the H9 s two footswitches and three from the AUX Switch A suggested set up would be using the H9 s Active and Tap footswitches and the AUX Switch assigned as preset increment preset decrement and performance switch A set of three Aux Switches can be connected and assigned accordingly Aux Switches can also be assigned to parameter values allowing you to switch between two parameter values For example you could assign an Aux Switch to toggle between Decay times of 1 and 5 sec To program the Aux Switches see System Mode Notes 1 You must use a stereo phone 4 plug to connect Aux Switches 2 Latching Toggle switches are not supported Only momentary switches will work properly 3 Simultaneously pressing the switch assigned to the Tip and the switch assigned to the Ring will trigger the function assigned to the Tip Ring Refer to www eventide com for information on recommended Aux Switches 27 H9 User Guide Auxiliary Switches amp MIDI MIDI H9 supports MIDI In Out Through MIDI can be used to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Toggle BYPASS
44. o Setup the External Control Source Press the Right Footswitch to select one of three Aux Switches There are two ways to select the Aux Switch Manual Select or Learn Mode For Manual Select turn the Knob to choose the Aux Switch The choices are TIP Aux switch jack tip connection RNG Aux switch jack ring connection T R Aux switch jack tip ring connection Note If EXPTIP is set to PEDAL in UTILS only RNG is available To use the Learn Mode to select the external control source press the Right Footswitch again LEARN is displayed prompting you to press an Aux Switch for automatic assignment Press the Right Footswitch again to exit LEARN mode and revert to manual source selection 34 H9 User Guide System Mode Press the Left and Right Footswitches to toggle between Source and Destination to make as many assignments as you wish The default settings for Aux Switch control are as follows BYP TIP PR T R PR RNG Note that the other Control Destinations PSW TAP KBO KB9 and are unassigned as indicated by When done Press the PRESETS button to go to top level System menu MIDI MIDI Functions After entering System mode turn the Knob to select MIDI and then press the HOTKNOB button to enter the MIDI functions settings mode Turn the Knob to scroll through the MIDI functions including MIDI Program maps MIDI channel MIDI Data Dumps etc RCV CH Set the MIDI
45. o outputs connect its Output 2 to the H9 s Input 2 If the H9 s peak LED lights solidly reduce the H9 s input level 10 H9 User Guide Connections Guitar gt Amp Effects Send gt H9 gt Amp Effects Return If your Amp has an Effects Loop you can connect H9 s Input to the Amp Effect Loop Send and the H9 s Output to the Amp Effect Loop Return Most guitar amp s Effects Loops run at Line Level so set the H9 s Input and Output Levels accordingly See Setting Levels Mixer Effects Send gt H9 gt Mixer Effects Return This setup is identical to using a guitar Effects Loop Connect the H9 s Inputs to the Mixer s Effect Send and the H9 s Outputs to the Mixer s Effect Return Most Mixer Effects Loops run at Line Level so set the H9 s Input and Output Levels accordingly See Setting Levels 9 User Guide Setting Levels Setting Levels The H9 s input and output levels can be adjusted to optimize performance in most setups but inputs are optimized for instrument level There are some important distinctions between setting input and output levels Input level is adjusted for best audio performance For example the H9 may be connected to a guitar with low level pickups and the guitar signal will not be hot enough and the H9 will sound noisy In this case you ll want to increase the H9 s input level input gain It s important to note that if you add gain with the input level control the output gain will
46. o the displayed KB When a Parameter Control Knob designator is displayed KBO KB9 you can map the MIDI CC values from 0 to 127 to a selected range of parameter values Pressing the Left Footswitch with a KB selected will display MINVAL Turn the Knob to set the minimum value The value is displayed while you re turning the Knob and times out to display the selected MINVAL when the Knob is idle 36 H9 User Guide System Mode Push the Left Footswitch again to set the parameter s maximum value MAXVAL Turn the Knob to adjust the maximum value The value is displayed while you re turning the Knob and times out to display the selected MAXVAL when the Knob is idle Remember the parameters controlled in this mode are system wide and will apply to all Presets Note While it is possible to assign more than one external controller to any parameter doing so is likely to cause confusion and is not recommended Keep in mind that if you have previously assigned a MIDI CC to a control destination you may want to clear the assignment before setting up a new assignment To clear select the destination parameter and select the source MIDI CC as To Setup the External Control Source Press the Right Footswitch to select the external control source field for editing There are two ways to select an external control source Manual Select or Learn Mode For Manual Select simply turn the Knob to choose the MIDI Control Source
47. ontrol Source The choices are PDL Expression Pedal KBO KB9 Parameter Control Knobs TIP Aux Switch Tip RNG Aux Switch Ring T R Aux Switch Tip Ring Note Assigning parameter knobs KBO KB9 allow you send MIDI messages through the H9 when using H9 Control To Assign the Control Source to a Destination Press the Right Footswitch to select the MIDI Continuous Control that will be assigned to the H9 Control Source The choices are OFF Control Source unassigned CO C99 MIDI Continuous Controller from 0 to 99 Press the Left and Right Footswitches to toggle between Source and Destination to make as many assignments as you wish The default patch is as follows PDL C15 22 through KB9 C31 Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 38 H9 User Guide System Mode RCV MAP Create a MIDI Program Change Receive Map MIDI maps are an efficient way to instantly recall any of the H9 s Presets using your favorite MIDI controller pedal board sequencer etc Press the HOTKNOB button to select and create a MIDI Program Change Receive Map This function sets the corresponding Preset that is recalled when a MIDI Program Change message is received Referred to as Prg No from here on Note that if a Preset is saved Bypassed when it is loaded by using a MIDI Program Change command the Preset will loa
48. orresponds to the INTENSITY parameter 33 H9 User Guide System Mode After you ve selected a Parameter Control Knob you can set two values for the parameter a minimum value MINVAL and a maximum value MAXVAL Each time the assigned switch is pressed the parameter value instantly toggles between the minimum and maximum value When a Parameter Control Knob designator is displayed KBO KB9 pressing the Left Footswitch will display MINVAL Turn the Knob to set the minimum value The value is displayed while you re turning the Knob and times out to display the selected MINVAL when the Knob is idle Push the Left Footswitch again to set the parameter s maximum value MAXVAL Turn the Knob to adjust the maximum value The value is displayed while you re turning the Knob and times out to display the selected MAXVAL when the Knob is idle The parameters controlled in this mode are system wide and will apply to all Presets For example you could assign an Aux Switch to Decay KB1 with MIN VAL set to 1 sec and MAX VAL set to 2 sec Pressing the switch will toggle between these two decay values If another Effect or Preset is chosen the Aux Switch will affect the parameter controlled by KB1 for the currently loaded effect Note When a Preset is loaded the switches assume the MIN VAL for the assigned parameters Pressing the switch for the first time after a Preset load will toggle the parameter to MAX VAL T
49. r 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 amp 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 Actas an on board Expression Pedal 4 Dial in tempo 5 Name Presets H9 User Guide The Basics 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 LightRi
50. re 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 Bright Six Character LED Displ pay Preset Edited Bluetooth ON Signal Clip Signal Present Bluetooth Paired HOTKNOB Button PRESETS Button X Y and Z Buttons Encoder Switch HOMI Left Footswitch Right Footswitch Active Bypass Tap Tempo Preset Load Preset Increment Mode Toggle Bluetooth H9 s Bluetooth function allows you to wirelessly control your H9 from an iOS device Macs and PC s must be connected by USB Of course while Bluetooth connectivity is secure by design if you re playing in front of an audience full of iPhones owners 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 3 H9 User Guide The Basics 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
51. re built to exacting quality standards and should give years of trouble free service If you are experiencing problems which are not cleared up or explained as normal in the manual your recourse is this warranty What the warranty does and does not cover Eventide Inc warrants the above identified unit to be free from defects in workmanship and material under normal operation and service for a period of one year from the date of purchase as detailed below At our discretion within the warranty period we may elect to repair or replace the defective unit This means that if the unit fails under normal operation because of such defect we will repair the defective unit at no charge for parts or labor We also assume a limited responsibility for shipping charges as detailed below IN NO EVENT WILL WE BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES CAUSED BY ANY DEFECT AND SUCH 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 or electromagnetic fields If the unit is damaged for these or other causes and the unit is deemed to be economically repairable we will repair it and charge our nor
52. reset Number is solidly lit Note See System Mode for setting active Preset range and for using an AUX Switch to increment decrement through the Presets Using the Right Footswitch to Tap Tempo or Parameter Values To turn Tap Mode ON OFF press and hold the right footswitch for 2 seconds A blinking Tap LED indicates that both Tap Mode and Tempo are ON Under these conditions tapping the Right Footswitch will adjust the Tempo and the display will indicate the Tempo in BPM A solidly lit Tap LED indicates that Tap Mode is ON but Tempo is OFF Under these conditions tapping the Right Footswitch will set the value of the given algorithm s tappable parameters The display will indicate the value for those parameters usually in msec or Hz To turn Tempo Mode ON OFF simultaneously press the Right Footswitch and the PRESETS button Tip While tapping and with the display indicating BPM or parameter value you can use the Knob for fine tuning Tuner Press both footswitches to enable the tuner The LightRing indicates flat sharp with twelve o clock indicating in tune The display shows the note Press either footswitch to exit H9 Power Up When the H9 turns on it remembers what it was last doing and powers up in the same mode running the same Preset with the same parameter values same tempo same system settings etc With power off relays connect the H9 s inputs directly to its outputs Can Two Presets Be Used Simu
53. ress the HOTKNOB button to display your H9 s software version Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu 44 H9 User Guide Factory Settings Software Updates Restoring Factory Settings Software Updates Restoring Factory System Settings To restore System settings power up the H9 while simultaneously pressing the Right Footswitch and the HOTKNOB button until CLEAR is displayed Restoring Factory Presets and System Settings CAUTION This function will overwrite any Presets that you have saved To restore Factory Presets and all System settings power up the H9 while simultaneously pressing the Right Footswitch and the big Knob until INITIA is displayed Software Updates The H9 s software can be upgraded over Bluetooth USB or MIDI To use USB the USB connection to the computer must be in place before powering up or the H9 will default to MIDI Information on software updating can be found at www eventide com Diagnostics The H9 can run a diagnostics program This facility is intended for use by qualified repair personnel To run diagnostics power up the H9 while holding down the Left Footswitch to run diagnostics 45 H9 User Guide MIDI Implementation Chart MIDI Implementation Chart Mode 1 Omni On Poly Mode 2 Omni Mono O Yes Mode 3 Omni Off Poly Mode 4 Omni Off Mono Function Transmitted Recogni
54. rn the Knob until DUMP is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 6 Turn the Knob to select ALL ACTIVE PRSETS or SYSTEM 7 Press the HOTKNOB to start the SysEx dump 8 Wait until dump is complete 9 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode Note If ACTIVE is selected only the currently loaded Preset is dumped If PRSET is selected all Presets are dumped With ALL selected Presets and System settings are dumped If SYSTEM is selected only System settings are dumped Restoring Presets and System Setting Presets and System settings are restored via MIDI s SysEx facility The H9 must be set to the desired SysEx ID number from 1 to 16 To set the MIDI SysEx ID number factory default is 1 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until MIDI is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until SYS ID is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 6 Turn the Knob to choose SysEx ID from ID 1 to ID 16 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode 29 9 User Guide System Mode System Mode System Mode is used for settings that affect the overall system such as the Bypass Aux Switch MIDI etc To Enter Exit System Mode Press and
55. s are completely bypassed by the relays Relay Bypass is not a good choice if the H9 s input is your guitar and you ve connected the H9 s output directly to a non instrument level input device or have connected to your amp over a long cable Non instrument inputs are often low impedance typically lt 10k ohm and will load the guitar output and change its tone DSP Bypass allows the H9 to act as a buffer providing a low impedance output 500 ohm capable of driving any device input or cable length DSP FX Bypass When DSP FX is selected Bypass sends the audio at the DSP s inputs directly to the outputs with the decaying tail of the current effect mixed in Selecting Bypass Type The Bypass mode is selected in System Mode under BYPASS DSP is the default Here s how to change it 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until BYPASS is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until BYPTYP is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 6 Turn the Knob to select DSP or RELAY or DSP FX 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode 14 H9 User Guide Bypass TIP Using MIDI Program Change to control Bypass MIDI Program Change is typically used to load a preset but it can also be programmed to directly control the unit
56. se the H9 s input to clip Mono Stereo The H9 detects which input and output jacks have cables plugged in and routes audio I O accordingly With a Mono Input Input 1 and Stereo Outputs the dry contribution for both outputs comes from the Mono Input Input 1 With Stereo Inputs the dry contribution at Output 1 is from Input 1 and the dry contribution at Output 2 is from Input 2 thereby maintaining the original signal stereo image Typical Setups Here are some suggested ways of connecting to your rig Guitar gt 9 gt Amp Mono In Mono Out This is the simplest way to connect the H9 Connect your guitar cable to the H9 s Input 1 and a cable from the H9 s Output 1 to your amp Input and Output Levels should be adjusted for best performance See Setting Levels If you are using other stompboxes it s best to connect them in front of the H9 Connect the H9 s Input 1 to the output of the last pedal If the peak LED lights solidly reduce the H9 s input level Guitar gt H9 gt Amp 1 2 Mono or Stereo In Stereo Out Connect your guitar cable to the H9 s Input 1 and a cable from the H9 s Output 1 to one amp and a second cable from the H9 s Output 2 to the other amp Input and Output Levels should be adjusted for best performance See Setting Levels If you are using other stompboxes or pedals it s best to connect them in front of the H9 Connect the H9 s Input 1 to Output 1 of the other pedal If the other pedal has stere
57. ssion Pedal Program you ve programmed all three Creating a HOTKNOB Patch To enter HOTKNOB patch mode press and hold the HOTKNOB button for 2 seconds The HOTKNOB LED will blink at a slow rate to let you know you are in the HOTKNOB patch mode Once you are in the HOTKNOB patch mode Press the X Y or Z parameter button to select the parameters you want to assign to the HOTKNOB When the selected parameter s name is displayed Press the HOTKNOB button to set the minimum value MINVAL Turning the Knob will update the display with the parameter value to be assigned as the MINVAL for this parameter s HOTKNOB patch When you stop turning the Knob the display will revert to MINVAL and alternately flash between MINVAL parameter name and the current MINVAL parameter value Press the HOTKNOB button again to set the maximum value MAXVAL Turning the Knob will update the display with the parameter value to be assigned as the MAXVAL for this parameter s HOTKNOB patch When you stop turning the Knob the display will revert back to MAXVAL and alternately flash between MAXVAL parameter name and the current MAXVAL parameter value Pressing the HOTKNOB switch again will display the current parameter s name Press the X Y or Z parameter button to select additional parameters to assign to the HOTKNOB 24 H9 User Guide HOTKNOB amp Expression Pedal Note The terms MINVAL and MAXVAL actually refer to the values at
58. the counterclockwise and clockwise extremes of the Knob s travel In other words it is possible to set the MINVAL to 100msec of delay for example and the MAXVAL to 1 msec of delay Note Changing the HOTKNOB patch will also change the Expression Pedal patch they re one and the same Exit HOTKNOB Patch Mode To exit HOTKNOB patch operation Press and Hold the HOTKNOB button for 2 seconds The HOTKNOB button LED will light solidly and the display will show the name of the parameter assigned the HOTKNOB if a single parameter is patched If multiple parameters are patched HOT is displayed The Edited LED is lit to show that preset is modified but not saved Save HOTKNOB Patch Press and Hold the PRESETS button to save the Preset with your HOTKNOB patch assignment Clear a HOTKNOB Patch To completely clear a HOTKNOB patch Press and Hold the HOTKNOB button The HOTKNOB switch LED will come on While holding the HOTKNOB button press the PRESETS button until the display scrolls CLR HK PRESS PRESETS then release all keys Pressing the PRESETS button again will then clear the patch pressing any other button exits HOTKNOB patch clear leaving the patch intact If multiple parameters are patched to the HOTKNOB you have the option of unpatching one parameter at a time To do so set the parameter s MINVAL and MAXVAL to the same value View HOTKNOB Patch Destinations To view the list of parameters assigned as HOTKNOB patch Press a
59. the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set MIDI Continuous Controller transmit ON or OFF This setting determines if Parameter transmit MIDI control messages are enabled Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu PGM XMT MIDI Program Change Transmit Enable ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to set MIDI Program Change transmit ON or OFF If ON a MIDI Program change message is transmitted whenever a Footswitch is pressed for Preset load 40 H9 User Guide System Mode Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu SYS ID MIDI SysEx ID ID 1 ID 16 Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to choose the MIDI SysEx ID for Backup and Restore of Presets and System settings Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu OUTPUT MIDI Transmit Thru Select XMT THRU Press the HOTKNOB button to select Turn the Knob to select either MIDI out to either transmit XMT H9 MIDI data or pass incoming MIDI data thru the H9 Note if OUTPUT is set to THRU none of the H9 s MIDI Transmit functions will be operative Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to MIDI menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu D
60. the selected field for editing To Setup Destination Turn the Knob to select an external control destination the H9 parameter or function which will be controlled from an external source The choices are BYP BYPass the unit PR Increment Preset number PR Decrement Preset number TAP Tap tempo switch function PSW Toggle or enable the Performance Switch function HK HOTKNOB patch KBO KB9 Parameter Control Knobs ACT Active Enable Effect unBypass TOG Toggle between Active and Bypass TUN Tuner Performance Switch PSW The Performance Switch is used for infinite repeat with TimeFactor algorithms rate change with ModFactor algorithms various functions with PitchFactor algorithms and HotSwitch with Space algorithms Refer to the specific algorithm doc for detailed descriptions Parameter Knobs KBO KN9 You can use MIDI CC to control up to 10 virtual Knobs KBO KB9 correspond to the ten parameters of the currently running algorithm For example if a Preset based on the Dual Delay algorithm is currently running KNOBO corresponds to the MIX parameter If the H9 is running a Preset based on the Rotary algorithm KNOBO corresponds to the INTENSITY parameter Press the Left Footswitch to select the Destination left field of the display and turn the Knob to select the virtual Knob parameter from KBO to 9 Press the Right Footswitch the assign the Control Source MIDI CC t
61. ynth Bass Each instrument setting optimizes the pitch algorithms and adjusts the ranges of filter knobs to best complement the selected source instrument Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu PDLCAL Expression Pedal Calibrate ON OFF Press the HOTKNOB button to select Select OFF to disable automatic Expression Pedal calibration Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu EXPTIP Select function of Auxiliary Switch Tip SWITCH PEDAL Press the HOTKNOB button to select The rear panel 1 4 inch stereo phone jack labeled EXP can be connected to an expression pedal or up to three auxiliary switches The function of the must be selected to respond to an expression pedal or aux switch The default function is PEDAL Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu SER Serial Number H9 xxxxx Press the HOTKNOB button to display your H9 s unique serial number The five digit number will scroll by You ll need to know this number to request support and to download software updates Press the PRESETS button once to back up one level to UTILITY menu Press the PRESETS button twice to go to top level System menu SW VER Software Version P
62. you want to be able to recall your settings you must perform the Preset Save operation Note The Expression Pedal input supports control voltage inputs from OV to 3V Care must be taken to avoid ground loops when using this input with external control voltages If you hear a hum only when you ve connected a control voltage source to the H9 s Expression Pedal input jack then it is likely that the device generating the control voltage is grounded to a different ground than your audio inputs and outputs Ground loops are notoriously difficult to track down and beyond the scope of this User Guide to diagnose 26 9 User Guide Auxiliary Switches amp MIDI Auxiliary Switches The rear panel Expression Pedal jack labeled EXP can be set to support three independent momentary switches using Tip Ring and Tip Ring In System Mode you can choose to use the EXP jack for either your Expression Pedal or Aux Switches Here s how to select the Aux Switch 1 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to enter System Mode 2 Turn the Knob until UTILS is displayed 3 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 4 Turn the Knob until EXPTIP is displayed 5 Momentarily press the HOTKNOB button 6 Turn the Knob to select SWITCH Factory default choice is PEDAL 7 Press and hold the HOTKNOB button and Right Footswitch simultaneously for a few seconds to exit System Mode The Aux Switches do
63. zed Remarks Basic Channel Default 1 16 1 16 Changed 1 16 1 16 Mode X Defaut 3 11 Messages X X __________ Altered 14 Note Number True Voice X X After Touch Key s X X Channels X X Pitch Bender O Control 0 127 O O CCO CC99 Change 1144 1 Program True Chane J em us System ID XXh Exclusive Bulk Dump _ ly ___ System Song Pos Song Select l system Real __ o o 1 Time Commands X X Aux Messages Local X hx ON OFF X X All Notes Active Sense Reset 46 H9 User Guide Specifications Specifications Analog 1 Input Impedance 600K ohms mono or stereo Output Impedance 470 ohms Recommended Load Impedance 10K ohms or greater Connectors Input 1 mono inch mono phone jack Input 2 inch mono phone jack Output 1 mono inch mono phone jack Output 2 14 inch mono phone jack Expression Pedal inch stereo phone jack Mini USB Use USB 2 0 cables only DC Adaptor Jack 2 5mm x 5mm center pin MIDI In Five pin DIN Female MIDI Out Thru Five pin DIN Female Power Supply 9 VDC 500 ma center pin Dimensions English 5 25 H x 4 65 W x 1 96 D Metric 133 H x 118 W x 50 D mm Weight 1 53 Ibs 0 7 kG Specifications subject to change without notice 47 9 User Guide Limited Warranty LIMITED WARRANTY Eventide Stompboxes a

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