USB control is also available from Apple computers running Mac OS 10.5 or later, again using freely downloadable software, though you'll have to source a suitable mini-USB cable as none is supplied. There's an Android version in the pipeline too, though that was not available when we went to press. The latter enables cable-free control from an iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad running iOS 5 or above using the free-to-download H9 app.
There are fewer physical controls than on the company's previous pedal-style effects boxes, but to make editing and controlling the effects easier, there's an expression pedal/switch TRS jack on the back of the unit, as well as built-in Bluetooth. I had the full H9 here for review the H9 Core is exactly the same but ships with fewer algorithms and at a correspondingly lower price. What's more, two new algorithms called UltraTap and Resonator have been developed specifically for the H9. Now, the H9 and H9 Core allow the user to pick and choose from the algorithms that power those units, and combine them in a single pedal. Over the past few years, Eventide have applied their algorithmic expertise to the pedal market, and we've already looked at their superlative TimeFactor, ModFactor, PitchFactor and Space boxes. The latest addition to Eventide's stompbox range has the chameleon-like ability to emulate all of its siblings! Not only that, but the new H9 can be controlled and edited from your iPhone or iPad.Įventide will need no introduction to recording musicians: their original Harmonizers have earned a place in studio legend, and they still produce some of the best pitch- and time-based effects in the business.
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