Algorithm Manual
Table Of Contents
- I Introduction
- II Algorithms
- 1 - Simple
- 2 - Artist
- 3 - Basics
- 4 - Beatcounter
- 5 - Delays
- 6 - Delays - Effected
- 6 - Delays Effected 5.1
- 7 - Delays - Loops
- 7 - Delays - Loops 5.1
- 8 - Delays - Modulated
- 8 - Delays Modulated 5.1
- 8 - Delays - Modulated
- 9 - Distortion Tools
- 10 - Dual Machines
- 10 - Dual Machines2
- 10 - Dual Machines3
- 11 - Dynamics
- 11 - Dynamics 5.1
- 11 - Dynamics Stereo EQ
- 12 - Equalizers
- 12 - Equalizers 5.1
- 12 - Equalizers DoubleP
- 13 - Film - Atmospheres
- 13 - Film - Atmospheres 5.1
- 14 - Filters
- 15 - Fix Tools
- 16 - Front Of House
- 17 - Inst - Clean
- 18 - Inst - Distortion
- 19 - Inst - Fuzz
- 20 - Inst - Polyfuzz
- 21 - Inst - Surround
- 22 - Manglers
- 23 - Mastering Suite
- 24 - MIDI Keyboard
- 26 - Mix Tools
- 30 - Multi Effects
- 30 - Multi Effects2
- 32 - Parallel Effects
- 33 - Panners
- 34 - Percussion
- 35 - Phasers
- 38 - Post Suite
- 39 - Re-mix Tools
- 40 - Reverbs – Stereo 5.1
- 41 - Reverbs – 5.1
- 42 - Reverbs - H8000
- 43 - Reverbs - Chambers
- 44 - Reverbs - Halls
- 45 - Reverbs - Plates
- 46 - Reverbs - Preverb
- 47 - Reverbs - Rooms
- 48 - Reverbs - Small
- 49 - Reverbs - Surround
- 50 - Reverbs - Unusual
- 51 - Ring-mods
- 54 - Shifters
- 55 - Shifters - Diatonic
- 57 - Shifters - Unusual
- 58 - Sound Effects
- 59 - Spatialization
- 61 - Synthesis
- 62 - Test Tools
- 63 - Textures
- 64 - Utilities
- 65 - Vintage Gear
- 66 - Virtual Racks
- 66 - MIDI Virtual Racks
- 66 - MIDI Virtual Racks 2
- 67 - Vocals
- 68 - Vocoders
- 69 - Eventide Users
- 70 - Programming
- 71 - Px - Commerce
- 72 - Px - Communication
- 73 - Px - Delays
- 74 - Px - Echoes
- 75 - Px - Entertainment
- 76 - Px - Fantasy
- 77 - Px - Gimmix
- 78 - Px - Mix Tools
- 79 - Px - Science Fiction
- 80 - Px - Vox
- 81 - Px - Characters
- 82 - Px - Places
- 83 - Px - Production Tools
- 84 - Px - Things
- 85 - Px - Environments
- 91 - TimeFactor
- 92 - ModFactor
- 93 - PitchFactor
- 94 - SpaceFactor
- 95 - H9
- 96 - H9000 - Vintage Emulations
- 97 - 3D Tools
- III Supplementary Material
H9000 Algorithms Manual, Release 1.2.1[5]
Modulation Depth - [DEPTH] : Sets the modulation sweep range from narrow to wide.
Modulation Speed - [SPEED] : Sets the modulation sweep rate. Note: If Envelope or ADSR is selected for
the Shape parameter, the modulation is driven by the amplitude of the audio input and the Speed control
becomes a Sensitivity control.
Modulation Waveform Shape - [SHAPE] : Selects the shape (or source) of the modulation. The choices are:
[SINE], TRIANGLE [TRIANG], [PEAK], [RANDOM], [SQUARE], [RAMP], Sample and Hold [SMPHLD], Envelope
[ENVLPE], or [ADSR]. In addition, the Expression Pedal [EXPPDL] can be chosen as a source. When EXP PDL
is chosen, the current preset’s pedal mapping is ignored.
Pitch Spread/Feedback - [SPREAD][FEEDBK] : For Pitch select the spread (de-tuning), for Feedback control
the amount of feedback.
Amplitude Modulation - [D-MOD] : Controls the amount of modulation of the Depth parameter. Analogous
to AM (Amplitude Modulation).
Frequency Modulation - [S-MOD] : Controls the amount of modulation of the Speed parameter. Analogous
to FM (Frequency Modulation).
Secondary LFO Rate - [RATE] : Sets the secondary LFO rate – determines how fast the D-Mod and S-Mod
“wiggle” their targets. Ranges from 1/8 to 8X the Speed value. Note: If Envelope or ADSR is selected as
the Mod Source, the modulation is driven by the amplitude of the audio input and the speed modulation
control [S-MOD] becomes a Sensitivity control.
Modulation Source - [MODSRC] : Selects the secondary LFO modulation source. The choices are: [SINE],
TRIANGLE [TRIANG], [PEAK], [RANDOM], [SQUARE], [RAMP], Sample and Hold [SMPHLD], Envelop [ENVLOP],
or [ADSR]. In addition, the Expression Pedal [EXPPDL] can be chosen as a source. When [EXPPDL] is chosen,
the current preset’s pedal mapping is ignored.
Effect Type Suggested Use Max Sample Rate In/Out
{M} ~ 96kHz 2, 2
#9210 RingMod
Ring Modulator is an effect created by multiplying an input signal by an audio frequency waveform; the
result is a waveform containing the sums and differences of those frequencies and their partials. This
creates a waveform with complex (and usually nonharmonic) bell-like overtones. By using the S-Mod control
to modulate this carrier frequency you can create useful and interesting sounds. The D-Mod parameter
slightly detunes the right and left voices creating a stereo field. Two modulation types are supported [RING]
and [STRING].
Intensity - [INTENS] : Effect level.
Effect Type - [TYPE] : Select [RING] or [STRING].
UN-USED - [UNUSED] : Unused control.
Modulation Speed - [SPEED] : Sets the modulation sweep rate. Note: If Envelope or ADSR is selected for
the Shape parameter, the modulation is driven by the amplitude of the audio input and the Speed control
becomes a Sensitivity control.
Modulation Waveform Shape - [SHAPE] : Selects the shape (or source) of the modulation. The choices are:
[SINE], TRIANGLE [TRIANG], [PEAK], [RANDOM], [SQUARE], [RAMP], Sample and Hold [SMPHLD], Envelope
[ENVLPE], or [ADSR]. In addition, the Expression Pedal [EXPPDL] can be chosen as a source. When EXP PDL
is chosen, the current preset’s pedal mapping is ignored.
Tone Control - [TONE] : Just what you’d expect.
374 Chapter 93. 92 - ModFactor










