Eventide H9000 Next Generation Harmonizer

Features

• Four quad core ARM processors: 16 DSP engines
• Analog audio I/O: 8 channels
• USB audio: 16 channels
• AES/EBU, ADAT, S/PDIF: Up to 8 channels
• Network audio options: 32 channels per expansion card. Three expansion slots for optional audio connectivity. Dante and MADI available
• Hardware Meters: 8 assignable LED meters - front panel version only
• emote: Remote control software app for Mac/Windows and plug-in for DAWs
• FX Chains: Innovative approach for setting up and managing complex effects
• Direct I/O: World-class digital audio interface
• Comprehensive Live Controls: MIDI, Expression Pedals, Auxiliary Switches and USB controllers
• Preset portability: Store and recall presets using USB thumb drives
• Network control & software updates: LAN and WiFi connectivity

Eventide's flagship multi-effects processor, the H9000, continues our unbroken tradition of delivering industry-leading signal processing power to the pro audio community. The culmination of nearly fifty years of R&D, the H9000 comes loaded with 1600 unique algorithms from recreations of beloved classics to Eventide's latest and greatest effects. The wealth of included effects will offer users many years of exploration and inspiration.

The H9000 is riding the crest of a wave that’s about to sweep over the audio industry - multi-core general purpose ARM processors. Compared to conventional DSP chips, ARM processors deliver more processing per dollar and they significantly streamline new algorithm development. The migration to ARM represents an unprecedented investment for Eventide, an investment that far exceeds any other in our long history. Why did we take this step? Because ARM chips are engendering new, previously unimaginable audio effects and audio applications.

The H9000's quad-core ARM processors reside on four upgradeable modules. In the future, as new, more powerful ARM chips become available, the H9000’s DSP modules can be upgraded. The H9000 is 8 times more powerful than the H8000FW, and 16 times more powerful than Eventide’s popular H9 stompbox. It can run 16 simultaneous heavy duty algorithms.