[UPDATED] The Ultimate Guide to the Eventide H90 FX Pedal (COMPILATION - NOW WITH BETTER AUDIO!)

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This video is an UPDATE on my original compilation H90 Masterclass with improved (less annoying!) audio. It shows you how to unlock ALL the secrets of the H90 monster FX pedal quickly and easily. It is a COMPILATION of all my tutorials on this pedal and will take you from newbie to expert if you make it to the end...
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Discover the secrets of the Eventide H90 with my comprehensive tutorial series on the Eventide H90. In this video, we'll guide you through the ins and outs of the Eventide H90 FX pedal, providing step-by-step instructions on how to H90 like a pro. From basic setup to advanced techniques, my Eventide H90 tutorial series will help you unlock the full potential of this powerful audio processor.
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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:10 The Basics
00:04:18 User Lists
00:17:05 The 3 Levels
00:30:37 Insert Effects
00:37:21 Snapshots
00:52:34 The 7 Essential Settings
01:02:39 The H90 App
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  • @Markuson3
    @Markuson324 күн бұрын

    Thanks. You just convinced me this is more complicated than I care to tackle…and saved me $900. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    14 күн бұрын

    You’re welcome!

  • @patrickwal55
    @patrickwal553 ай бұрын

    Damn - I now finally understand the Snapshots/Hot Knobs concept and its usefulness. Thank you for this very clear description!! (Agreed with other comments on audio being not great - your instruction is good - hope you have a better mic/or interface now).

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    3 ай бұрын

    Yeah. Audio was a challenge. I have changed set up now so voice and music recorded separately so they can't interfere with each other! Recording these is surprisingly difficult. But I'm getting better (I think!)

  • @patrickwal55

    @patrickwal55

    3 ай бұрын

    Great news! Videos are very helpful - thanks again!

  • @TimHeerebout
    @TimHeerebout5 ай бұрын

    Jon - thanks for doing this! Wanted you to know I actually came by to use the video :)

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    5 ай бұрын

    Thanks! Was a lot harder to separate the audio than I thought (ended up using stem separation!). Wasn’t able to change the melody as that is what it is. But I reduced the volume and muted it a lot more so hopefully less annoying!

  • @danietech
    @danietech3 ай бұрын

    Thanks Mr K, This is the goat of pedals IMHO, I knew this when I bought it, however I also know I was in for a ride and I didn't spot your Vid Comp until I broke the seal and made my own attempts at releasing the trickery of this unit, for the english speaking of use your video is a unparalleled pairing to actually move from tinging fool to Expert. I can't image the painstaking time you spend to break down this unit, but I really am glad you did and for me this is the easiest like and subscribe for this alone. I can now affirmed this unit will be part of my setup for a longtime with the endless possibilities. Again thank you 🙂 one comment if I may, for those thinking to buy this unit, the pain barrier is high, but as the saying goes no pain no gain excuse the pun 😉

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    3 ай бұрын

    Very poetic! You have to learn to love the pain…

  • @alexharvin2870
    @alexharvin287011 күн бұрын

    Amazingly helpful video. Thank you!!! I do have to say I had trouble getting through the whole thing because your voice audio is a bit painful to listen to. Not sure what it is. Built in mic? It stands out because your video and content are conversely of such high quality. Thank you for what you do and for taking the time to do this video.

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    8 күн бұрын

    Glad it helped! When I recorded the audio my interface merged the voice and the music whereas it should have been recorded separately so I could affect the volume of each independently. It was very annoying. I have then tried to do stem separation on the audio to get round this. It works for most of the video but I know some bits still sound odd. Recording these videos is a lot more complicated than you might imagine!

  • @bankjibbernow
    @bankjibbernow2 ай бұрын

    Excellent video!! Thank u for your time and effort. I was frankly too intimidated by the damn manual! So kuddos!

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @chrissurma
    @chrissurma2 ай бұрын

    Thank You!!

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    2 ай бұрын

    You're welcome!

  • @timeagan893
    @timeagan893Ай бұрын

    Hi Do the different "snapshots" also include changes to different "insert" conditions? if so this would make things truly flexible with snap shot one which also that includes insert 1 (but in a "Bypassed" state then "snapshot #2 hot-switch includes insert 1 but now engaged "active" (on say preset one (or "A")...then snapshot "3 hot-switch then engages insert 1 (but active/engaged) and now affecting both presets A AND B (of original program) So what is happening is Each program has two presets and each of those presets parameters can be modified @30 different ways and also each program has two possible inserts with several possible locations and also each insert can be programmed to be engaged Or bypassed...and this is all handy when it finally comes to "snapshots" because each snapshot is a recipe of different presets, parameters, inserts (and their "active/bypassed states), then finally all the a-fore mentioned now to include "snapshot" hotswitch variations.............. IS that correct???

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah sounds like a good idea but that's not how it currently works. The insert / routing can't be allocated to a HotSwitch snapshot. Once you have chosen a snapshot, you can mess with the routing but it can't be done automatically.

  • @patricklesage9902
    @patricklesage99024 ай бұрын

    thanks a lot for your video ! very helpfull ! one thing that i have trouble with is the program mix that change the volume around 50 %. i'm a guitarist and all of the pedals that i had over the years all have mix knob but they never change the volume !

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    4 ай бұрын

    You can change the input and output gain (volume) for each effect on the H90 so you can dial in the volume to ensure you still get the effect without a bump in volume.

  • @bulentkamali
    @bulentkamaliАй бұрын

    I can't get a stereo sound from my headphones when I plug it in the output port of the h90. Is there a way to fix this?

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    Ай бұрын

    No, this is not possible. If you only connect out of Output 1 the H90 automatically functions in mono, even if you were to use the stereo insert last in the chain. If you will not be combining two algorithms per program, the workaround is using Dual Routing Mode and spitting your signal before the H90. Feed one to Path 1 (mono) and the other to Path 2 (stereo). Use the same algorithm for both.

  • @Markuson3

    @Markuson3

    24 күн бұрын

    You’ll need to output both left and right…so if the output is loud enouhmgh, use a L/R to balanced adapter with a female balanced (stereo) out. Or… Run L/R outs to another stereo pedal with a stereo hesdphone out, or a headphone amp.

  • @jennifermadden3995
    @jennifermadden39952 ай бұрын

    I think it's probably a lot easier to setup using the computer software

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah it really is. The app is very good to be fair.

  • @LunchBandit
    @LunchBandit11 күн бұрын

    I bought the H90 cause on paper it had everything I wanted but it's totally NOT fun to jam with. I find myself just using the same 3 factory presets and then using the software, but if I'm going to use the software I may as well just use a VST for a fraction of the price. It sucks that you needed to make an hour and a half long video where if this stupid thing just had a better user interface we wouldn't need all of this.

  • @JonKayeLearning

    @JonKayeLearning

    8 күн бұрын

    The challenge of having so much flexibility in something so small with such a small screen I guess.

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