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Official Eventide (H9/Factor Series) Settings Thread!!!

Just got my h9 today and I am excited to get started. I'm a bass player and can't wait to see what kind of sounds I can get out of it. Any help or suggestions would be great to help me get started. Is there any where to see a list of settings that u can hear and download?
 
Just got my h9 today and I am excited to get started. I'm a bass player and can't wait to see what kind of sounds I can get out of it. Any help or suggestions would be great to help me get started. Is there any where to see a list of settings that u can hear and download?

First step, in the settings, make sure you choose bass as the input instrument. It easy to access it with the app.
 
Thanks I have read that. Looking forward to experimenting with it. Any suggestions for settings ? I like jam bands a lot along with groups like tool etc...they have some pretty awesome bass sounds and effects and I am hoping this pedal will help me recreate some of them
 
I was messing around some more and randomly stumbled upon something reminiscent of the 3leaf Audio You're Doom - which I never would have thought possible.
What I marked as "expression sweep" are actually the range of settings that seem to work - assigning these parameters to X/Y/Z switches could be a good idea.
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Any chance of sharing this image, as well as the bit crusher settings? Can't see it on my end, and am very interested in getting there.
 
Any chance of sharing this image, as well as the bit crusher settings? Can't see it on my end, and am very interested in getting there.
Yeah Dropbox changed their link structure a couple years ago which broke all of these...
By some miracle, even though my H9 is long gone I still have the files
 

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Looks like some stores “have” them but aren’t supposed to be selling them yet.

Austin guitar house did have a product page up that has since been taken down.

can’t find anything on the eventide site so probably slated for a NAM launch.

totally down for one of these …
 
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Nice - hopefully they’ve preloaded the stores (which it kinda looks like).

I’ll pick one up as soon as it’s available.

Given that sites already leaked it early, I'm assuming so.

I've had one for about two weeks now, and have had a chance to gig with it. I should have a review in Bass Musician Mag by the end of the week or so.
 
Given that sites already leaked it early, I'm assuming so.

I've had one for about two weeks now, and have had a chance to gig with it. I should have a review in Bass Musician Mag by the end of the week or so.

looking forward to your review. Really interested in the pitch shift improvements. Hoping there might be a cab sim capability but I didn’t see that on the website where I read the specs. The weedwacker looks to be a green muff algo and I’m hoping it has the same organic feel.

looking forward to tomorrow’s big announcement!
 
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looking forward to your review. Really interested in the pitch shift improvements. Hoping there might be a cab sim capability but I didn’t see that on the website where I read the specs. The weedwacker looks to be a green muff algo and I’m hoping it has the same organic feel.

looking forward to tomorrow’s big announcement!
I’m sure it’ll be amazing. My only gripe is that it’s a bit on the large size!
 
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