Eventide H8000FW User's Guide download pdf (Page 94)

The Harmonizer

Programmer’s Manual

• When a module with a userobject output from the “delay." “detector." “dynamic." “external."

“filter." “mixer." “oscillator." “pitchshift." or “reverb.” module groups is inserted using the <insert>

SOFT KEY, its ‘userobject” output is automatically connected to the head module.

PARAMETER AREA MENU PAGE PLACEMENT

This section goes through a tutorial to show:

• Certain modules that have userobject outputs are automatically connected to the head module upon

<insert>ion.

• The order of userobject connection to the head module affects SOFT KEY location in the

PARAMETER area.

• A null userobject connected to the head module or a menupage module does not appear in the

PARAMETER area menu pages, but rather acts as a place holder.

Start with a “clean slate”

• Load Empty Program from the “Utilities” bank.

• Go to the Patch Editor area (by pressing and holding the

PARAMETER key)

• Select the

misc display mode by pressing the <aud only>

SOFT KEY three times. Select the module marked hed with

the LEFT or RIGHT CURSOR key. Press the <modify> SOFT

KEY

. To the right is a composite image of what the

<modify> menu looks like for the head module at this

time.

Automatically connecting a userobject to the head module

• Press the <done> SOFT KEY to leave the <modify> menu for the head module. Press the <misc>

SOFT KEY twice to select the aud+ctrl display mode.

• Press the <insert> SOFT KEY and then the LEFT CURSOR

key. Turn the KNOB until the “Delay” group is shown.

Press the RIGHT CURSOR key to highlight the allpass

module.

• Press the

SELECT key to go ahead with the insertion.

• Press and hold the

PARAMETER key to see that there is now

a menu page and

SOFT KEY for the allpass module.

• Go back to the Patch Editor area and select the misc display

mode and use the <modify> SOFT KEY on the head

module. This is a composite of what the

<modify> SOFT

KEY

can see in the head module now. This shows that the

allpass-obj userobject was automatically connected to the

head module.

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