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I built 3x eurorack cases - 2 which I built myself (bought power supplies, bus boards and wired it myself). I come from 5U modular, so I had experience. One thing I did NOT like was the BS "review" videos on YT which gave false impressions on certain modules. Second thing was the lack of competent construction of the modules by certain manufacturers which I did not encounter with 5U. Menu diving sequencers was a NO-GO. Life is too short. Bored Brain makes some nice stuff... I have 2 of their output modules (which are balanced out and double as a simple audio mixer). Hope you continue this series at some point.

you seem lost in your multiple options...

Yes, these are useful tips but that s not everything. Looks like you haven't got the "thing" yet like.. many of us. 😣 Afterwards the volume balance on KZbin of your song did not seem correct to me so it is difficult to give a 100% opinion. Personally, I'm going to continue trying the superposition of kicks ( and percus ) to find the solution (I'm going to try Slap by Yum, there's a new one from cableguys too) I know that for Daft punk it was their method which with the means at the time sounded good .

Cool track/video/studio mate!

what is this headphone model?

The track sounds like it needs a softer kick to me but to each his own.

Any tips for dawless? Since jamming on hardware is limiting. I use an eq pedal just for kick. Upping or downing lows and/or highs helping abit

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That music in the background is way to distracting.

Fabulous work.Thank you.

can you explain the i/o and routing of the cables from the instrument or audio signal, to the pedal and where it needs to go into the interface, and then how do I set it up in an ableton track. I keep getting an unaffected signal. I can hear it effected, but it won't track the effected signal

The best mult-effect and really user friendly i have buy is the mooer ge300. It's clear simple and is write correctly no question to ask. Before buying it i have seen many video to be sure it will be the one who will correspond to what i want. I have found all the new boss looper rc10 and more rc 500 really gaz usine i dont't by them. I just buy a small nux JTC dream &loop it's so easy to use the manuel is only a very small 2 small pages. In fact they produce a product without testing correctly how we will accept it. They are idiots

Can you demo sounds while in the app?

Great idea to remove it from the cv spaghetti party to simplify everything. I’ve been working with the ground control for maybe a year now, have copiously read the manual, and this video was still helpful to me. Thanks for making it

Thanks for the report. It's oh-so-very nice, but seems to be much more of a rack unit made into a desktop than something designed to live on the floor. The sprawling UI misses the immediacy that most instrumentalists prefer and need. I've had an H3000 d/se and Timefactor, and just ordered a used H9 Max for $330 shipped.

If you don't want it, I'll buy it.

I’m a bassist and have been a musician 40 years, so have experienced the progression of technology and how it affects the industry and popular culture. The upside of these changes is that now we have an almost unlimited amount of choices which were simply not available 40-50 years ago. The simple question to resolve is: what are you trying to achieve artistically? When you have that answer it’s easier to research and determine the gear you need. If your budget, space and time is limited, a unit like the H90 makes sense. If the opposite is true, a collection of individual pedals that are each supremely gifted in a single function may make more sense. To each his/her own …

ive had the exact same experience. took me 6 months to find the patience to sit down. im still not sure about the pedal. yeah it has amazing capabilities but yeah... 70% i propably never use. also due to the fact that i only use it at home. as a perfomer those capabilities surely are amazing. but the main negative is tight to that: its just so overwhelming complexe, even if that comes a lot of the times from the fact that you can do all that stuff in different methods. but just the menu-diving aspect combined with button combos etc is just so off-putting for me. completely kills workflow, absolutely not intuitive. i hate programming music, i want to loose myselfn with eyes closed ;) it sounds great, yeah but... im not sure yet if i keep it.

After a year of consideration and leaning in the direction of other pedals I finally purchased the h90. I waited for a used deal but there are not many used units on the market. I now know why. This box delivers far beyond a buyers expectations. No matter how much homework you do it does not prepare you for what you get. I don’t play guitar. I’m using this for fx in my downtempo, melodic techno, organic/tribal house setup. To get to know this box I spent the day with it and just my octatrack mk2. I routed cue out as an alt out of the OT to the h90 and then back into OT. Essentially a send fx. In the OT I sample a dry loop from my main then run that layer through the h90. This allow me to introduce some wild fx even on drum and bass tracks without the mud. The end result is transformational. Now that I know what this thing can do I’m really excited to craft my own programs. That’s where your video comes in. Fantastic overview. Again, Eventide is missing out on a much wider audience by not communicating the H90s full capabilities in its marketing.

Why is it so difficult for musical instrument manufacturers to produce practical videos like this one? They're good at making marketing videos, but nothing pedagogically sound. Bravo for your video. It reconciles me so much with my H90 that I want to buy a second one! 🤩🙏

Thank You. My Metropolix came today. I liked your tutorial most .. to jump through, for the first touch on Metropolix ( as my first big sequencer ). Glad to have fun 🤩 ( yeah, i know: RTFM ). Your video is still excellent to get fast success. Great job 👏 🔥 👏

Thank you so much for making this. I have literally spent hours just trying to switch between lists (without using the editor) and watched this and finally learned how to do it! I really feel it should be simpler. Like, Press Programs, Then on Knob A just turn to list you want, then press Knob A and it then selects the list. Done. Regardless, this video is awesome and has helped so much. Thank you!

Can you hook up a midi controller to the app, so you can twist the buttons on something with real knobs, like a midi fighter twister (or whatever they're called)?

not finished watching yet, but a couple of questions. (im choosing between this and a fractal FM3 for a dedicated FX unt for a specific synth). Q1. I understand if I sent a PC message from the synth the H90 will switch the the corresponding program within the current playlist. if I change playlist on the H90, the same PC message would select the corresponding program in that new list - correct? Q2. when i change programs with that PC message - is the effect ACTIVE/ON by default, Inactive/OFF by default, is that state whatever the pedal was in when it received the PC. I cant find any reference in the manual to this. Benefit of the FM is I use an Axe-FX so know exactly how it works - routing, editing, number of FX at once etc. the downside is if I want to access more than 128 patches, I have to send a bank change (which the synth in question doesnt/cant do) or apply a PC offset (128 for bank 2, 256 for bank 3 etc) which is fine, but does mean going into the settings exertime, or using the PC editor - its also £300 more than the H90. Changing lists on the H90 may be easier - but not if the unit defaults to bypassed every time..... Its kind of a critical point lol.

To Jon Kaye: Dearest Sir, Please read my "comments" to you (Below)

To Jon Kaye:....Sir your Eventide H90 tutorials are for me absolute Godsends.....In fact I would think that this is true for countless folks (like myself) who would have long since pulled out all of their hair due to the EXTREMELY STEEP LEARNING CURVE of the H90....Your tutorial videos have in fact been so helpful, if I were to give proper credit to where it is due, I really should list your name in the "SPECIAL THANKS goes to:" list on my musical recordings.....and with your permission ....I just may do this very thing. As far as I am concerned, Eventide should canonize you amongst their patron saints of the H90...Yes, you have been THAT helpful...SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH...and yes i did "Subscribed" and "like" all of your broadcasts

Your intro is describing the exact symptoms of ADHD 😄

Sir your video tutorials have been an absolute Godsend to me as a 2 H90 user.......you truly are my hero that has been an excellent teacher across this somewhat steep learning curve.....And I thank you VERY much.....with "like" and "Subscribe".....you have earned them.....THANKS AGAIN

great video! cant wait for more

I've found that, in general, the H90 app is much better for programming than programming through the hardware itself. The H90 is part of that trend. The H90, like most hardware, has to make compromises because of its size in that it assigns numerous features to relatively few buttons. An app doesn't have to do that, so everything becomes much more easily accessible. The H90 app is particularly good. The one piece of music hardware that I've found is the exception to this compromise is the Fender Tone Master Pro multi-effects unit. It's incredibly easy to use in the first place, and what makes it even easier is that the app almost completely mirrors the hardware. It's a very smart design. The Fender can do that because it's a large unit with a large and outstanding touchscreen. The H90 is compact and can't do things the same way. I'm curious to see, though, if Eventide and others go in the touchscreen direction in the future, as we're seeing more music hardware go to touchscreens and users are increasingly expecting it.

OK. It took me 4 days but I finished the video while sitting next to my H90. Wonderful. You really helped me make some sense of this piece of gear. Maybe I won't sell it after all.... 🙂

I learned more in the first 16 minutes of this video *and retained it*, than I have in a year of messing around with the H90. THANK YOU!!

H90 has some great presets but the functionality is the worst I've ever experienced on an FX pedal. Countless hours wasted , instead of going through. the useless button presses and menu diving on the pedal I always end up using the H90 control on my Mac to change the settings. Only buy it if you've got time and money to waste..🙁

Your videos blow everyone else’s away. I’m so happy that I found someone who knows what they’re doing without hearing a bunch of shitty guitar playing ha ha

Finally found what I was looking for. Thank you.

Very helpful, good job for reading the whole manual for us!

Wow it would’ve been nice if the programmers of this app would have added some color to some of buttons like reds or yellows or blues ?? It LQQKS so sterile and like a 1997 app ??? 😏🤔🤔🫣🫣🫣🥱🥱🥱

Thank you for making the ONLY video on KZbin that really explains what Hot Switches are and HOW to program and use them.

Awesome guide. Thank you!

Jon could you do some of these genre creations with the metropolis?

i just got the hx effects cause it looked a lot simpler. but this did make me hungry. do you like to cook?

impressive the thing with the rooting and the insert!!!!!! question!!! whati if i want to use for example a stereo pedal for insert??? is it possible to work like the exmple you showed us??? i hope i make sense !!!

I felt very overwhelmed when I saw the (now) 199 page count of the manual. Thank you for breaking this down into information chunks and showing it to us in action. I'm much better at "watch and learn" than "read and learn"!

But can it do Boss RV-5 Modulate sounds?

I have similar problems last year I bought 3 complex bits of kit in quick succession, and been bouncing between them forgetting what I’ve learnt. But there’s worse problems to have 🤔

Amazingly helpful video. Thank you!!! I do have to say I had trouble getting through the whole thing because your voice audio is a bit painful to listen to. Not sure what it is. Built in mic? It stands out because your video and content are conversely of such high quality. Thank you for what you do and for taking the time to do this video.

I bought the H90 cause on paper it had everything I wanted but it's totally NOT fun to jam with. I find myself just using the same 3 factory presets and then using the software, but if I'm going to use the software I may as well just use a VST for a fraction of the price. It sucks that you needed to make an hour and a half long video where if this stupid thing just had a better user interface we wouldn't need all of this.

Hola. Saludos desde Argentina! crees que podria reemplazar mis pedales Strymon mobius, timeline y bigsky por el H90?

Your videos have been super helpful man thanks. Question about using snapshots with external 3 button control foot switch. Do you know if I would be able to set hot switches (snapshots) to the 3 buttons on the external foot switch control, and still be able to access the snapshots without going into performance mode? I’d like to be able to stay in bank mode so I can easily switch to different programs or even programs on different banks relatively easily, while still accessing snapshots on the currently used program. While I know that I can assign the external controls to the snapshots, my question is, do I still have to be in performance mode for those switches to activate a snapshot? Or will they still activate the snapshot while in bank mode? I hope that question makes sense, and I appreciate any feedback you can give me. I would also be super interested in your take on efficient ways to utilize the external controls with a pedal and/or 3 button foot switch, or 2 pedals or two 3 button foot switches. And how these controls can be used in conjunction with midi, or in place of midi control, or leaning specifically into midi control and not using the external control options. I am interested in how these external controls can be used to unlock greater control over the unit. I have never really used midi before, so learning from experienced users is helpful. Thanks again. Cheers!