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Eventide H9 Control now for Android
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Eventide H9 Control For Android Is Here!

Fab, March 6, 2018

Eventide H9 Control now for Android
Great news for Android users. Eventide (finally) announced the availability of its new H9 Control App for Android devices — providing users with the ability to manage parameters, presets, and settings for its popular H9 Harmonizer Effects Processor stompbox family. Better late than never, right?

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Eventide’s H9 Harmonizer is a powerful effects pedal (also winner of one of our Sonic Joy awards, back in 2015) perfect for live usage (on stage and FOH) or, of course, in the studio. Suitably paired with an appropriate Android tablet or phone, the new H9 Control App offers the following functionality:

  • Instant access to over 500 presets, pushing the boundaries of delays, reverbs, pitch-shifting, modulation, and distortion.
  • Manage multiple parameters and instantly create new and unprecedented sounds using The Ribbon control.
  • Easily access Pedal Settings such as Tuner, MIDI Settings, Routing, and Aux Switch Mappings.
  • Manage and create unique sounds with the editor librarian.
  • Create hundreds of effects on the App and easily transfer them to the H9 Harmonizer®.
  • Create Preset Lists using the drag-and-drop feature.
  • Audition and purchase new effect algorithms via the built-in Store.

Compatible with Android 6+ (Marshmallow and newer), H9 Control is available for free via the Eventide website or the Google Play store.

For more in-depth information, please visit the Eventide web page.

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