Eclipse and H8000

[ulfiyya]

Hi there,

Can i program the presets of Eclipse in H 8000?

And is that also in serie, parallel an xfade in only one DSP?

Thanks!

[IDeangelis]

Yes you can…IF you know how the Eclipse algorithms are made.

Series,
parallel is not a problem.

Xfade doesn't make sense as you have
two DSPs so you can:

-use the other DSP to switch to another
preset

-build algorithms in a way that you can internally switch
between parts of them (from a verb to a chorus, for instance).

best

I

[jfcharles]

Some programs in the Eclipse are really clones of some of the Harmonizer algorithms. But for some of them (especially the newest ones), it might take some work to replicate them.

[IDeangelis]

"Some programs in the Eclipse are really clones of some of the Harmonizer
algorithms"

not exactly. There are some deep differences.

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I

[zap]

well i thought one simply can't because there is no step modulato as you previously mentioned the 8000 does have.  now i am confused.

[IDeangelis]

the H8000 has 2000 algorithms, Eclipse has 100+. So there are BIG differences.

A Step Modulator is something you need to create into an algorithm in the H8000. It's is not a system modulation source…like Eclipse has.

There are no patches using a step modulator on Eclipse has it doesn't have one.

There are some using it on the H8000.

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I

[zap]

you mean the 7600 right? if not,   i am not sure why you are not comparing only 2 channel processors here.

[IDeangelis]

It's the same for the H7600.

I

[ulfiyya]

Hi italo,

I know you had time ago the TC 1210 do you still heave it?

Wich one is close from eventide and can make the same chorus on Eventide H8000?

Thank you!

Greets,

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