H 8000 FW

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    • February 21, 2008 at 12:20 pm #105369
      ulfiyya
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        Hi, I heave a GTR 4000 and Eclipse.

        Some one told me if i bay a H 8000FW i don 't need GTR an Eclipse any more.

        I can make more alogaritm and more effects just in one preste insteade of both GTR and Elipse,is that right?

        Thanks,

      • February 21, 2008 at 2:18 pm #116991
        IDeangelis

           Yes. As correctly adviced on EvHelps your Eclipse+GTR4000 combined together will be simply be less useful and powerful thn a single H8000FW.

          If you simply consider that the H8000 comes w/almost 2000 presets……and VSIG work may go ad infinitum……..

          cheers

          I 

        • March 4, 2008 at 5:08 am #117073
          ulfiyya
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             And are there Eclipse presets included or can i overwrited to H 8000?

            Thanks! 

          • March 4, 2008 at 8:02 am #128135
            IDeangelis

               The H8000FW ahs more advanced versions of the Eclipse ones. You'll find some. You can't overwrite H8000FW presets with Eclipse ones.

              best

              I 

            • April 28, 2009 at 7:02 am #129687
              ulfiyya
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                Hi ,

                I 'm again for last question i hope!

                After evry prest in the manual is 2,2 or 4, 4 ..

                Is that mines 2 dsp or 4 ? of one processor?

                I learn that h 8000 in total 8 dsp in each proc?

                Thanks!!!

              • April 28, 2009 at 10:48 am #129688
                IDeangelis

                  The numbers you refer to, indicate the quantity of inputs and outputs of a preset.

                  A preset with 22 means it has 2 inputs and outputs, a stereo preset.

                  A 44 is quad input/output preset.

                  Regarding dsps, the H8000 is a dual machine using 2 DSPs; each machine uses a single dsp.

                  all the best

                  I

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