Eventide Unveils Pro Tools Integration For The H9000 Multi-Effects Processor
By HC News |
Little Ferry, NJ, January 21, 2020 – Eventide Audio has unveiled the highly anticipated Pro Tools|HD Expansion Card for its flagship H9000 multi-effects processor platform. With full integration, Pro Tools production benefits from unprecedented processing and effects flexibility through the power of 1600+ Eventide algorithms and the H9000’s expansive ARM-based DSP, implemented with elegant operational simplicity within the familiar Pro Tools I/O and plug-in user interfaces.
The H9000 Pro Tools|HD Expansion Card has two H9000 setup menu selectable modes of operation – 32-channels In/Out (primary port only) or 16-channels (primary port) + 16-channels pass-thru to secondary port (for connecting other HD devices). Within Pro Tools, the H9000 appears as an HD I/O device (16 or 32 channels, depending on the selected mode). Digital sync selection options are Internal (Loop Sync Master), Word-clock, Loop Sync, AES, SPDIF, and OPTICAL. As with other HD devices interfaced to Pro Tools, H9000 sample rate is controlled by Pro Tools. 16 x 16 analog I/O can be enabled with Pro Tools display monitoring of analog gain control levels. Pro Tools automatic latency compensation for signals processed in the H9000 is based on Avid HD I/O specs.
For more information, visit www.eventideaudio.com.
With the new Eventide H9000 Pro Tools|HD Expansion Card, Pro Tools users have direct access to H9000 I/O with clocking option control and automatic latency compensation compatibility.
About Eventide:
Since 1971, Eventide has remained at the forefront of recording technology. In 1975 it revolutionized the audio industry by creating the world’s first commercially available digital audio effects unit, the H910 Harmonizer®. Since then, its legendary studio processors, stompboxes and plug-ins have been heard on countless hit records. Eventide® and Harmonizer® are registered trademarks of Eventide Inc. www.eventideaudio.com
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