Coming from H7600 to H9000

[jerzythepeddler]

I’m looking into getting an H9000. I currently have an H7600.

So is the H9000 almost like having 16 H7600 (with the ability to load 16 algorithms at a time?)

Can I use each algo with a different input/output. For example, could I have all 8 adat digital inputs going to 4 different single stereo algos. And the 8 analog inputs also going to 4 different stereo algos?

I know you can have 4 stereo fx chains on the H9000, but I wasn’t sure if you could route different outputs and inputs to each algo.

Thanks!
-Josh

[joecozzi]

Yes to all questions.

[koriifuraa]

Hello!

I’m also upgrading to an H9000 from an H7600. Is there a way to export my H7600 patches to the H9000?

thanks!

 

Corey

[tbskoglund]

Congrats on the upgrade! Sorry, there is no direct way to do this but we may be able to help with some suggestions.

Are you talking about custom algorithms you have built with VSig to run on the H7600? Or are you talking about factory algorithms that you have edited and saved new settings for?

[koriifuraa]

Hi Thanks for your response!

My patches are just factory algorithms that I have edited and saved new settings for.

Any suggestions would help.

Thanks so much!

[tbskoglund]

Depending on how many presets you’d like to convert, I think the easiest way would be to recreate them on the H9000 by loading the algorithm and adjusting the presets to your liking.

If you are running the H7600 to check your presets and have a computer to run Emote, you should be able to take care of this quickly.

[jerzythepeddler]

I’m about to pull the trigger and get one, but I had another question.

 

I read the SOS review and it looks like the converters are better than what I’m using going into the adat in of my prism titan. Can I route any input to any output and use a few channels as just AD conversion? For example, can I run a preamp into the analog line input and route it straight to an adat output? And still have 8 channels to use for fx processing, maybe using usb and setting up an aggregate device?

 

[joecozzi]

Yes.The H9000 can function as patch-bay taking advantage of its pristine converters for its analog inputs, then routing them to any outputs. Keep in mind, USB, Pro Tools, MADI, Dante, and analog outputs are ALWAYS available (Dante, MADI, & Pro Tools require expansion cards). You can also have one of five digital output formats available as well – ADAT, AES3 DB25, AES3 XLR, SPDIF RCA, and SPDIF Optical.

[jerzythepeddler]

Well, I just got my H9000. I’m trying to get everything setup and had a question. Does the unit work out of the box like a standard a/d/a converter. For example can I simply plug in an analog signal into the db25 channel 1 and it will come out the adat digital channel 1? Or do I have to manually route it to work this way?

 

Thanks,

Josh

[joecozzi]

There’s no problem if you leave it on and choose to power it on/off from a conditioner.

[jerzythepeddler]

joecozzi wrote:

Yes to all questions.

That is AWESOME! I can’t even fathom having the equivalent of 16 h7600s just sitting there. That’s a lot of power.

Thanks for answering my question!

[joecozzi]

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Does the unit work out of the box like a standard a/d/a converter. For example can I simply plug in an analog signal into the db25 channel 1 and it will come out the adat digital channel 1? Or do I have to manually route it to work this way?

Congrats on your new unit, Josh! All connections have to be manually routed. If you press the FX CHAINS button, you will see a a “Direct I/O” soft button option (bottom left grey button). Here, you will be able to create direct audio pathways between physical audio inputs and physical audio outputs. In fact, you can even mult signal from one input to various outputs.

I recommend using Emote to more easily do this.

[Matthias Adloff]

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Well, I just got my H9000.

Congratulations! Lucky you, I’m sitting here and waiting for mine to eventually ship since early January 2021…

 

[joeydego]

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Well, I just got my H9000. I’m trying to get everything setup and had a question. Does the unit work out of the box like a standard a/d/a converter. For example can I simply plug in an analog signal into the db25 channel 1 and it will come out the adat digital channel 1? Or do I have to manually route it to work this way?

 

Thanks,

Josh

Save your sanity and read the Emote manual and use that. All the I/O is drag and drop. Really simple once you wrap your head around it. 

[jerzythepeddler]

joecozzi wrote:

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Does the unit work out of the box like a standard a/d/a converter. For example can I simply plug in an analog signal into the db25 channel 1 and it will come out the adat digital channel 1? Or do I have to manually route it to work this way?

Congrats on your new unit, Josh! All connections have to be manually routed. If you press the FX CHAINS button, you will see a a “Direct I/O” soft button option (bottom left grey button). Here, you will be able to create direct audio pathways between physical audio inputs and physical audio outputs. In fact, you can even mult signal from one input to various outputs. I recommend using Emote to more easily do this.

Thanks! I figured out the Direct I/O after playing around with it. i can’t believe how deep this thing is. And the converters sound incredible. 

 

Do you recommend leaving the unit on most of the time, since it has a long start up? Also, is there any reason to turn it off from the front button instead of a power conditioner in a rack?

[jerzythepeddler]

Matthias Adloff wrote:

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Well, I just got my H9000.

Congratulations! Lucky you, I’m sitting here and waiting for mine to eventually ship since early January 2021…

 

Thanks! Hopefully your will come sooner than that.

I seriously can’t believe this thing can do all that it can. I can route anything to anywhere. The flexibility is absolutely bonkers.

[Matthias Adloff]

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Thanks! Hopefully your will come sooner than that.

I seriously can’t believe this thing can do all that it can. I can route anything to anywhere. The flexibility is absolutely bonkers.

I’m aware of that the H9000 is the best multi FX gear the world has to offer. If you have unlimited time and don’t care about using warez, you can probably achieve almost the same results with plugins for no money. If you buy every plugin you need to replace the H9000, you will pay more in the end. If you have unlimited time, you probably never get your work done.

But: If you need to get your work done and you are serious, getting the H9000 is a no-brainer. I envy you today 🙂

[joeydego]

Matthias Adloff wrote:

jerzythepeddler wrote:

Thanks! Hopefully your will come sooner than that.

I seriously can’t believe this thing can do all that it can. I can route anything to anywhere. The flexibility is absolutely bonkers.

I’m aware of that the H9000 is the best multi FX gear the world has to offer. If you have unlimited time and don’t care about using warez, you can probably achieve almost the same results with plugins for no money. If you buy every plugin you need to replace the H9000, you will pay more in the end. If you have unlimited time, you probably never get your work done.

But: If you need to get your work done and you are serious, getting the H9000 is a no-brainer. I envy you today 🙂

In a case study of one, I cannot get the SP2016 plugin to sit as well as the H9000 version. I dont know why, I know its supposed to be the same. It’s just different. 

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