Eventide H9000 

Thank you so much :)

The version without the screen is 5k and has the exact same engine

is that a muse song?

Definitely not muse, it's a dance song which I've had in my head for a while. I can't remember what it's called :(

@@natohutch Robert Miles Children

I'd love to. This will happen as soon as I can find time! :)

They haven't been doing it because they didn't want to stoke demand and not be able to fulfil the orders

Grant MacLeod that what I understand too. I just got mine a week ago after a 3 month wait.

I have recently done an ambisonic demo for a customer that I wish I could have shared here, reverb in 8 channel surround is something else!

That’s correct

Thank you so much!

No idea! Probably better to ask Eventide this :)

probably because people who would buy it already know what it can or will do. not many regular folk buying 7000.00 processors. just a guess though.

Great question. It's as if they don't want to sell. Also, They need more demos with instruments other than guitars. This looks really interesting for electronic musicians.

They're not great at marketing, but great at programming! I'll take i!

why arent there daily tv commercials for Lambos, Porsches, Bugatti's and Ferraris?

I would suspect that the presets shown here aren't available in the H8000 - i'm not sure it makes sense to make a new unit that does the same thing and sounds the same!

SX Pro The preset library has carried forward since the days of the H3000, with new additions each iteration, some specific to the unit such as the GTR4000. Vai, Satriani, Clearmountain were some of the contributors during this era. The 7000/7500/Orville era Eventide improved functionality and added VSig editing capability, the 7600/8000 series connecting directly via FireWire included some of Italo’s fresh creations. Italo has a website offering library updates for Eclipse/Orville era, as well as updates for the 8000 series, stunning patches similar to your demonstration. However, the 9000 series is effectively 8 H8000fw units in one, capable of multiple patches feeding one another in complex routings, so no need to run stems back out an AUX, it’ll do it all at once. Wonderful units, all of them. There are no lame Eventide units, even now still the most capable line level effects processors available. Nice to see us enter a new era where everyone from Fractal to Line 6 entering the foray of line level processing, with the power of PC’s opening the door for everyone at various price points. Kind Regards.

@@Eventual420 Thanks for the great reply! Useful info for all!

This was all improvised so there is no specific song I was playing. I can’t tell the preset I’m afraid as this was quite a long time ago now, sorry. All the sounds here are presets in the unit, nothing customised and all can be found easily when owning the unit!

Apologies, this was a very fast flick through and I don't remember which presets were used!

Thanks 🙏 I didn't keep a record of the presets here but i'm probably going to make a new version of this video detailing presets in future!

@@sxproaudiolooking forward to it!

I haven't demonstrated even 1% of what the H9000 can do here, and you certainly can't route 7.1 surround effects with a Kemper..! I've been an avid Kemper user for over 6 years and I love them, but the FX are not a patch on the H9000, understandably so.

I wholeheartedly agree!

It does!

@@sxproaudio It's a whole soundtrack in a box! Amazing machines they've produced!

In this case we had the output of the Kemper going straight into the input of the H9000!

@@dalechapman2137 Nice!

Nothing like an AXE FX at all. The Axe FX is an excellent guitar preamp simulation with excellent effects included. This is more a dedicated FX unit, capable of surround FX and many other things the Axe FX can't do - i'd say the two units are not comparable and very much compatible.

@@sxproaudio thx dont know anything about anything except for like pedals

Thank you so much!

xD

Totally

That's really a bad answer from them because they make a lot of advertisement in magazine. I.e. every month a full page in "Sound on Sound" magazine.

@@donnetchris6791 you're right, that doesn't make sense but it's not unusual for marketing to be unaligned manufacturing - i and many others had to wait a long time before it arrived after paying for it. My serial is in the 300s

gmac in the low 400s here. Took delivery a week ago.

This product is aimed at the high end studio and has a ton of features that can't be replicated with an Axe FX, plus the actual quality and flexibility is WAY beyond what the Axe FX can do. The Axe FX has great effects though :)

That's my other job ;)

People who give a shit about their sound.

@@acegibson9533 Ya? Do you have one?

This guitarist would.

Stuart, this is not A(1 channel) processor. It can be used simultaneously over multiple tracks. Consider a producer/mix engineer like myself who earns his living mixing, this 7000$ is quite reasonable for the number of simultaneous channels and many different colors this unit can bring you. This is like a UAD Octo with 10 times the power and 100 times the sound quality.

Not to mention this is all balanced meaning we can run our signals into it and back without transforming it to unbalanced aka guitar signals. You can use this on vocals, back vocals, drums, bass, guitars, anything you like.

You probably can, have you got a video demonstrating this? Remember the Eventide runs FOUR stereo processors, i'm just using one here. Plus it has loads of connectivity that pedals don't have.

It's not aimed at guitarists primarily and this video was literally just a quick run through a few presets to show a few of the sounds that are available. Weirdly we have sold a bunch of these to guitarists because of this video, but mostly they've been going into very nice studios!