H9 Max Presets by Jason Richard
Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 7 reviews
$34.99Price
This bundle includes all of Jason Richard's personal presets for the Eventide H9 Max. Jason has been using this pedal for 12+ years and his experience really shines through in the creative ingenuity of these presets. In this bundle, you'll get 12 presets that cover a wide array of multi-effects sounds. Jason has used these presets on stages around the world and in countless studio sessions for various artists.
This preset bundle is also compatible with the H9 if you have the following algorithms: Pitchflex, Crystals, H910 H949, Rotary, Chorus, Vibrato, Digital Delay, Tape Echo, Reverse, Spring, Hall
Reviews
These presets are killer and creatively inspiring. They range from plug and play, ready to go sounds to creative effects that you didn’t know you needed until now. Can’t recommend these highly enough.
INSPIRING and COLORFUL sounds that make writing parts a BREEZE. These are some of the most well-rounded presets I've heard in a while. They’re extremely versatile and feel like fresh takes on classic go-to tones. Snorkel will definitely be one of my main chorus tones for the foreseeable future. Thanks Jason for making great presets and sharing them with the world!
This dude knows his tones. All of these presets are immaculate, and so versatile. Get them so you don’t miss out!
I've had the genuine joy and pleasure of standing right next to Jason's amps for more shows and sessions that I can count. His tones are always immaculate and perfectly fit whatever context he's playing in. He has the ability to get any sound you need or want and it is a blessing to the world that some of those sounds are now available for everyone to have on their own pedalboards. All of these presets are already my new go to's and I can't wait to see and hear what he comes up with next.
I've ben a fan of Jason's guitar tones for a while now, so I decided to purchase his presets and I am NOT disappointed. Every preset he made has its own unique voice and you can tell he put in the time dialing all of these in. My favorite is "Ethel's".