To change the sample rate for H9000 is super easy and to do it in Emote, super fast. and if you can clock it via AES works perfectly...never had an issue as you described....working amazingly stable here...But I've seen so many people having issues with Universal audio interfaces with so many DAWs , from clocking, sync, routing, you name it
Thanks for posting this video, I hope you do more on the H9000. Honest question, all quirks aside, would you recommend purchasing the H9000 for personal use? I have a home studio, plan to use it mainly for myself, and down the line for friends, family, initially low key projects. Reason I’m asking is I have an opportunity to get one for what I think is a great deal, and I have a lot of hardware I’d like to run through it and use for computer use as well.
@5:50 That's Professor X level telepathy my man! Because this is the 2nd vid i've watched about it and it definitely seems SUPER complicated 🤣. You still have it and manage to create a decent amount of sound design/music with it?
Do you recommend any presets or algorithms for vocals or any category for that matter? Sorry to bother, just have a trial period to take it for a test run before deciding on keeping.
I use Bigger Is Wider as the last algorithm on every chain, that is magic. Vocals work well with H3000 micro pitch. There is an ambience algorithm that is really cool too that is very subtle verb. Shimmer and BlackHole are amazing on background vocals to make them huge.
The mute issue is a pain, but a quicker way to fix is to select H9000 as the Asio driver in Windows and the switch back to your main audio driver. On Mac it may be the same. Select H9000 then switch back to the aggregated driver once the mute message goes away. I use RME as my main interface.
mutec mc series would probably solve your sample rate conversion issues for an apollo replacement look at metric halo, has dsp like apollo but way better digital IO, especially for interfacing with h9000
@@jimnorrison8481 nice to hear, no first hand experience for me but from my research/reading this was the perfect choice. Thanks for confirming with your actual use!
@@billylaguardia i watched your video only one time but I get the feeling you should make your Apolo the master clock and run all other gear as slave and have the h9000 feed the audio in and out via ADAT.... Did you try that?
To change the sample rate for H9000 is super easy and to do it in Emote, super fast. and if you can clock it via AES works perfectly...never had an issue as you described....working amazingly stable here...But I've seen so many people having issues with Universal audio interfaces with so many DAWs , from clocking, sync, routing, you name it
Thanks for posting this video, I hope you do more on the H9000. Honest question, all quirks aside, would you recommend purchasing the H9000 for personal use? I have a home studio, plan to use it mainly for myself, and down the line for friends, family, initially low key projects. Reason I’m asking is I have an opportunity to get one for what I think is a great deal, and I have a lot of hardware I’d like to run through it and use for computer use as well.
Well done 👍 thank you
@5:50 That's Professor X level telepathy my man! Because this is the 2nd vid i've watched about it and it definitely seems SUPER complicated 🤣. You still have it and manage to create a decent amount of sound design/music with it?
Do you recommend any presets or algorithms for vocals or any category for that matter? Sorry to bother, just have a trial period to take it for a test run before deciding on keeping.
I use Bigger Is Wider as the last algorithm on every chain, that is magic. Vocals work well with H3000 micro pitch. There is an ambience algorithm that is really cool too that is very subtle verb. Shimmer and BlackHole are amazing on background vocals to make them huge.
The mute issue is a pain, but a quicker way to fix is to select H9000 as the Asio driver in Windows and the switch back to your main audio driver. On Mac it may be the same. Select H9000 then switch back to the aggregated driver once the mute message goes away. I use RME as my main interface.
mutec mc series would probably solve your sample rate conversion issues
for an apollo replacement look at metric halo, has dsp like apollo but way better digital IO, especially for interfacing with h9000
I have a Mutec MC4 for my H8000FW to work at 96K. Works great.
@@jimnorrison8481 nice to hear, no first hand experience for me but from my research/reading this was the perfect choice. Thanks for confirming with your actual use!
did you try asio for all driver?
Yes indeed.
@@billylaguardia i watched your video only one time but I get the feeling you should make your Apolo the master clock and run all other gear as slave and have the h9000 feed the audio in and out via ADAT.... Did you try that?
@@lachopakapura Hmmm… never thought of that. There is only 1 ADAT port. I just assumed it was “in” only vs bidirectional
@@billylaguardia you get 8 in and 8 out on a two optical cable... I say give it a try🏆
Please put some H9000 on your voice… just to make it less unpleasant.
What a lovely comment. Thank you for taking the time to post.
@@billylaguardia you're welcome