H90 Feature request – select output from stereo to mono

[keir]

<span style=”font-size: inherit;”>As the jacks on the rear are really close together it is quite difficult to add another cable if you decide you want to use a mono setup and stereo  </span>

For example I was planning on using stereo on my practice amp at home but mono when I rehearse with my band.

Would it be possible to have a global option in the menu to output in mono or stereo so you could either switch off output 2 when not on use or have the H90 send out dual mono to outputs 1 & 2.

This would really help with pedalboards that are tightly packed and allow the H90 to be easily used on the front row of a board.

Hope that makes sense. Thanks

[nico___]

up for this feature!

[DanHop]

Second this. I thought it was standard and was very surprised that I had to pull a cable out of output 2 to make the change between stereo and mono. It is just weird knowing that there is a mechanism in the software that switches Stereo to Mono when I pull cables, but there is no option to trigger it in the menu.

[tbskoglund]

The “force mono” feature was added to the 1.8.6 software which allows you use the pedal in mono regardless of the input/output jacks connected.

More information can be found here: https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.8.6/content/system-menu/io.html

Let me know if you have any questions.

[TroyReilly]

I’m having an issue with levels and this mode.  If I toggle to force mono, it drops the level significantly- which is expected and great.  However, if I power cycle the unit, the setting remains the same, but the levels increase significantly, until I toggle the switch to auto, then back to forced mono.  Is this a bug?  Just updated to the latest rev.

[tbskoglund]

Sorry to hear you are having issues. I am unable to reproduce this. When I toggle force mono I can see/hear the level decrease, then if I power off the H90 the signal is not summed to mono anymore and the level increases, then when I power the H90 back on the signal is summed to mono and goes back down to the previous reduced level.

Can you try this with two THRU algorithms and let me know if you experience the same issue? Are you able to hear if the stereo input is summed to mono when this happens?

It would be best if you can email support@eventideaudio.com with a video that demonstrates this issue. If you can show the output being monitored in a DAW or some software with audio level meters that shows the difference in volume, that would be helpful,

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