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Eventide H9000 - User Manual

Eventide H9000
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User Manual
Version 2.0
P/N: #141242

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Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. What’s in The Box

Lists the items included with the H9000 unit.

1.2. Features

Details the H9000's key capabilities like processors, I/O, and connectivity.

1.3. Hierarchy

Explains the product's organizational structure: Session, FX Chain, Algorithm, Parameter.

2. Setup

2.1. Setting up Your H9000

Guides the user through initial configuration of the H9000 device.

2.2. Setting up Your H9000 R

Guides the user through initial configuration of the H9000R device.

3. Hardware

3.1. H9000 Front Panel

Details the controls and functions on the front panel of the H9000.

3.2. H9000 R Front Panel

Details the controls and functions on the front panel of the H9000R.

3.3. Rear Panel

Describes the various connectors and ports on the rear panel.

4. Front Panel Operation

4.1. A Note on “Latching” Soft Keys

Explains the concept and visual distinction of latching soft keys.

4.2. Things to Know About Signal Routing

Outlines essential rules for signal routing in the H9000.

4.3. Sessions

Explains what Sessions are and how to navigate and load them.

4.4. FX Chains

Details how to view and edit FX chains, including configuration and replacement.

4.5. Algorithms

Guides users on how to navigate and manage algorithms within FX chains.

4.6. Parameters

Explains how to adjust parameters within an algorithm to shape sound.

4.7. Meters

Describes the LED meters and how to assign signal sources to them.

4.8. Saving and Importing Data

Covers saving presets, sessions, FX chains, and exporting data.

4.9. Scenes

Explains how to use Scenes for sequenced program changes and live control.

5. Emote

5.1. Introduction

Introduces Emote, the control app for the H9000.

5.2. The Emote User Interface

Details the main components of the Emote interface: Menu, Browser, Main Screen.

5.2.4. Using Emote as a Plug-in

Explains how to use Emote within a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).

6. Using the H9000 as a Computer Audio Interface

6.1. Changing the USB Audio Sample Rate

Guides on setting and matching sample rates for USB audio.

6.2. Using the H9000 with macOS

Explains how to connect and use the H9000 as an audio interface on macOS.

6.3. Using the H9000 with Windows

Explains how to connect and use the H9000 as an audio interface on Windows.

7. Expansion Cards

7.1. MADI

Details the features and setup of the MADI expansion card.

7.2. Dante

Details the features and setup of the Dante expansion card.

7.3. Pro Tools

Explains integration with Pro Tools via expansion cards.

8. Safety and Warranty

8.1. Safety Information

Provides essential safety precautions for operating the unit.

8.2. Limited Warranty

Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.

8.3. WARRANTY INFORMATION

Details how warranty claims and procedures are handled.

9. Federal Communications Commission Statement

9.1. Class A ITE

Explains compliance with Class A ITE regulations.

9.2. CE Class A (EMC)

Details compliance with CE Class A (EMC) directives.

A. Signal Flow

A.1. Audio Signal Flow

Illustrates the path of audio signals through the H9000.

A.2. Control Signal Flow

Illustrates the path of control signals within the H9000.

B. Startup Sequences

B.1. Soft Reset; Access Point Mode; Clear Current State

Describes how to perform a soft reset or enable access point mode.

B.2. Fail Safe Updater; Recovery Mode

Explains how to use recovery mode for firmware updates.

B.3. Factory Reset

Details how to perform a factory reset on the H9000.

B.4. USB Dump Data

Covers backing up H9000 data via USB.

B.5. USB Self-Test Mode

Explains how to run USB self-tests for diagnostics.

C. H9000 MIDI Functionality

C.1. Velocity

Uses note velocity as a control value.

C.2. Trigger

Emits a trigger pulse when a note is played.

C.3. Toggle

Flips between min/max values when a note is played.

C.4. Note Number

Uses the note number as the control value.

C.5. Note To Hz

Maps note pitch to frequency control.

C.6. Control Range

Selects the controller's response range (0-127).

C.7. Parameter Range

Controls how parameter values are applied based on controller input.

Eventide H9000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeMulti-Effects Processor
Channels8
USBUSB 2.0
NetworkEthernet
Power SupplyInternal
Form Factor2U Rackmount
Analog Outputs8 x XLR/TRS combo jacks
Digital InputsAES/EBU, ADAT, S/PDIF
Digital OutputsAES/EBU, ADAT, S/PDIF
MIDI I/OIn, Out/Thru
ConnectivityExtensive
SoftwareEmote control software
Analog Inputs8 (XLR/TRS Combo)

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