To add to Hermetech’s comments, I’d say most algorithms have multiple effects. Eventide’s system isn’t as flexible as all effects always available, but they choose effect combinations wisely. Some examples:
Spring = spring reverb and grid bias tremolo
Spacetime = modulation (chorus-like) into dual delay and reverb (where the exact signal path can be changes with the control knobs).
Resonator = comb filtering, delay, and reverb.
TriceraChorus = flanging, chorus/trichorus/leslie, or vibrato and detune (also has a phasor-like swirl thingy and and one very basic delay).
PitchFuzz = fuzz, dual delay, and pitchshift.
ModEchoVerb = modulation, echo (delay), and reverb.
EQCompressor = parametric equalizer and compressor.
Ducked Delay = dual ducking delay or compressor.
DynaVerb = ducking reverb or compressor.
Sticky Tape = flange/chorus/doubling, widening, compressor, tone, pitch-modulation.
Etc.
It takes a while to look at the control panel and “see” the various effects in each algo, But once you have that mindset the various effects jump right out at you.
And, I’m guessing we’ll see more of this because the H90 is much more powerful than the H9.
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