H9 – Wah?

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    • #111297
      ljholland
      Member

      I saw that the wah algorithm allows you to trigger using the expression pedal.  It is possible to use the H9 like a wah pedal.  If so, has anyone dialed in a tasty cry baby type of tone?

      (I'd try the algorithm in the store but for some reason it is grayed out even though I've never tried it)

    • #125202
      gkellum
      Participant

      ljholland:

      (I'd try the algorithm in the store but for some reason it is grayed out even though I've never tried it)

      Is your H9 connected, or is H9 Control in Demo Mode?

    • #125204
      ljholland
      Member

      I was connected and trying to do the timed trial of the algorithm.

    • #135997
      gkellum
      Participant

      Alright, well, let us know if you still can't demo it tomorrow after the 24hrs wait period passes and we'll try to figure out what's going on.

    • #135998
      sherbanico
      Participant

      I've had similar issue today (the trial is grayed) when trying to demo the Octaver algorithm. I've tried it several times since I purchased the H9 but it has been way more than 24h and it is as if I can't try this one anymore. I'm connected with my IPOD via Bluetooth and tried some other algorithms without any problem.

      (Awesome product by the way 😉 )

    • #125209
      ljholland
      Member

      An update….there are several Try buttons still grayed out.  I have not demo-ed anything in days so this must be a bug.

    • #125211
      gkellum
      Participant

      Alright, we'll look into it.

    • #136005
      gkellum
      Participant

      It turns out the trial functionality in the store for algorithms got thrown off by the change in year.  The current release of H9 Control won't let you try an algorithm that you tried in 2013.  We'll fix that bug in the coming release though.

    • #136006
      sherbanico
      Participant

      Thanks!

      Thrilled about the future release 🙂

      Oh and by the way a Happy new year to Eventide's great support team! You're the best (really!)

    • #136007
      gkellum
      Participant

      Thanks!

    • #136036
      jimmyklane
      Participant

      Any update on a timeline for this???  I very much enjoy the try feature, and it's led to several algo buys so far, but without it I tend to turn to other boxes.

    • #136037
      gkellum
      Participant

      Yeah, sorry, the fix for that has gotten tied up by the need to test the other changes for the next release. We're going to get it out as soon as we can.  

    • #139699
      sleiweke
      Participant

      So anyway… Is it possible to use the H9 like a traditional wah pedal?

    • #139702
      JES
      Participant

      Yes–I used it on bass with fuzz in front of it and it sounded great. My band agreed. You can get different effects with q-wah and modfilter, and you’ll do best playing around with min and max settings for the exp pedal. Also, use a 25k pedal. My moog ep3 is wonky at the bottom of the range.

    • #139851
      datriani
      Participant

      Yes, the H9 has a solid sounding Wah algo that works every well with an expression pedal.  It takes a bit of tweaking but you’ll find some cool combinations of settings that can emulate a lot of the wahs out there.  I use 1 of my H9 with the Pre/Post function so that I can use the wah before my distortion and switch to an algo with Chorus to go after the distortion.  

      Works flawlessly and with some of the new features with the recent upgrade, if you set up your H9 properly, you can have 1 expression pedal have multiple functions 1 at a time.  i.e. wah, whammy wah, volume control and expression controls for delays, reverb and modulation effects can be handled with 1 pedal vs. having 3 large “expression” pedals for wah, volume and regular expression.  I only use 1 at a time anyways so this works out well.  However, I do use a large midi controller with multiple presets that are set up so that i can pull up sounds on the fly vs. accessing a dedicated wah, volume, etc.  Again, this takes time to set up but if you’re patient and open to doing some planning and programming, this might be an option for some guitarist.  

    • #139856
      anibalresendez
      Participant

      I can’t get a decent wah sound, is it possible if you share your presets?

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