H9 Max Presets by Justin Loose
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The Eventide H9 Presets by Justin Loose is a collection of 18 real-world presets built from Justin’s work with HARDY, Tony Anderson, and from playing at his church. Designed for the Eventide H9, this pack covers delay, reverb, and modulation sounds that are ready to drop into your live or studio rig with zero guesswork.
You’ll find everything from punchy tape slapbacks and gritty chorus tones to massive ambient verbs, vibrato textures, and digital solos that cut through high-gain mixes. Each preset was dialed in by Justin to sit right in the mix, work well with other gear, and scale from intimate worship settings to full arena shows.
Perfect for worship, country, rock, and ambient guitar tones.
Whether you’re building out your pedalboard, prepping a set, or looking for new creative inspiration, this preset pack brings you the exact sounds Justin has relied on night after night.


Audio Demos
Specs
Presets: 18
Size: 92.2 MB
Type: Multi-Effects
Software: Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer
Eventide H9 Max

Artist Signature Presets |
Justin Loose

Eventide H9 Max
Artist Signature Presets
Justin Loose
Overview
Preset List
Rotary
Heavy Chorus
Vibrato 8th Note
Buried Tape Delay
Toy Amp
Tape Slapback
Tape Delay 8th Note
Dual Modulation Delay
ModEchoVerb
Digital Solo
Reverse Delay
Heavy Mod Vintage Delay
Spring Trem
Plate Verb
Big Dark Hall
Dynaverb
Droney
Ambient Control
Preset Details
Rotary
I use this for the down chorus section of a HARDY song called "Boots". I usually add a little verb and delay from other units but this is it. I like how transparent it is. Doesn't feel colored to me. I like that.
Heavy Chorus
I used this for the breakdown section of the HARDY song "QUIT". This modulation translates really well live and I love the little movement it gives you with high gain. *I add tape delay & verb from another unit in addition for this part.
Vibrato 8th Note
I love my vibratos all different. This can go indie or add some verb and create a nice bed to go play in. I'd use something like this for a hook.
Buried Tape Delay
This is a great way to make a picking part sound bigger in the mix without getting in the way. Adjust Mix to taste.
Toy Amp
I use this for the HARDY song REDNECKER on the verse. I love how drastic of a sound it is from your real amp. Gives you big dynamic push on the chorus.
Tape Slapback
I play this on the intro to the HARDY song, "He went to Jared". You can also use it on a slide solo.
Tape Delay 8th Note
I played this on an old HARDY song called, "Boyfriend". I've always loved how with the proper use of delay you can make such a simple picking pattern feel so much bigger.
Dual Modulation Delay
This is a delay that works very well in any kind of church environment. Good mix level and enough movement that gives you that nice gallop.
ModEchoVerb
I love the color this gives off. You could use this for anything ambient. Clean baritone Riffs. It makes me think of NIN.
Digital Solo
This is a great digital delay for high gain that supports the part without getting in the way.
Reverse Delay
There's a million ways to use this. I approached this one from an 8th-note perspective for a repetitive part.
Heavy Mod Vintage Delay
This is an Ode to Mute Math. Play around with it. Lots of different ways you could use this. Adjust Mod Intensity to taste.
Spring Trem
This is just a great effect to add when you need to make a part a little more interesting.
Plate Verb
I love using this to make a clean Strat or Tele sound glorious.
Big Dark Hall
This is great for Swells, Moody parts and taking up a lot of space.
Dynaverb
This is a perfect verb for all things COLDPLAY.
Droney
I used this with Tony Anderson. It's a great way to add parts that feel like they're far away and add a different tone to the bed of reverb already happening.
Ambient Control
This is my favorite reverb I made with Tony Anderson. If I could call it the Tony Anderson I would but then we would have copyright issues. Anyways. This sound has worked in so many environments and it's incredibly versatile. Adjust mix and size to taste.
Release Notes
Version 1.0
Release Date: 11/2025

H9 Max Presets by Justin Loose
$49.00























