Eventide H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 Expands the Pedal With 74 Algorithms and 1,000+ Presets
Eventide Audio has released the next-generation H9 Harmonizer, which combines the company’s “algorithm library, streamed workflow, and modern connectivity” into a single unit.
“Building on the original H9 concept, H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 expands the complete H9 Max library to the full 74-algorithm lineup from the H90,” Eventide writes. “From delay, reverb, and pitch-shifting to granular processing, vocal effects, and synth manipulation, it delivers the broadest collection of Eventide effects ever assembled in a single-algorithm pedal.”
The H9 Harmonizer Gen 9 features eleven effects categories: Granular, Harmonizer+Vocals, Delay, Reverb, Harmonizer, Modulation, Multi-FX, Distortion, Synth, Looper, and Utilities. It comes with over 1,000 presets and remains compatible with legacy H9 presets.
The redesigned interface has a 2.5-inch display with button pads and Quick knobs. For connectivity, it includes USB-C, MIDI, and an expression pedal input.
The Eventide Audio H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 is open to pre-orders for $599. It will ship on June 24th.
Eventide Audio H9 Harmonizer Gen 2 Features:
| 74 algorithms, including the full H90 and H9 Max libraries |
| High Fidelity Polyphonic Pitch FX using SIFT technology |
| 1000+ presets out of the box |
| Transform vocals with the Harmonizer+ suite together with MixingLink® (sold separately) |
| Redesigned UI with 3 Quick Knobs and button pads |
| Full parameter control directly from the pedal (no app required) |
| USB-C connection to Eventide Control app |
| Dual instrument & line-level I/O for flexible studio + live use |
| 2 programmable footswitches, plus HotKnob and HotSwitch macro control |
| Seamless effects spillover between presets |
| Select, Bank, and Perform Modes for flexible workflows |
| Flexible routing (Wet/Dry, Pre/Post) |
| Larger display with faster, streamlined interface |
| Fully compatible with H9 Classic presets |
| Built-in tuner |
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