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Max'd out goes with the user's account. So either they let you have the password or you effectively are buying a Core/Standard.
If you buy a Max off the shelf the algorithms go with the unit, but if its an upgraded Core, it goes with the user's account.
My music:- https://soundcloud.com/hubobulous
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Transferability of Algorithms
Any algorithms that you purchase are assigned to your Eventide.com account and are yours forever. When you MaxOut and H9 or H9 Core, the unit will forever remain an H9 Max. That means that if you sell your H9 Max, all the Max algorithms go along to the new owner. "
My music:- https://soundcloud.com/hubobulous
and the 'maxed out' algorithms stay on your account, so if you get a new H9, you can use those algorithms on it, however as soon as you log out of it, it will go back to being core / standard
One thing ill ill say is this.
Get a screenshot of the account showing it’s been maxed out before you buy, and make sure the serial number is visible, as eventide WILL want a phot of the serial number before they will move the unit to your own account.
Its a bit daft as it’s a bloody expensive way of doing it.
I loved mine but in the end I moved it on because it was both overkill and underkill(?) at the same time.
The individual algorithms were so powerful, I’d never really use them to their potential, and at the same time it was maddening because you could only load one at a time.
The main things I used at once were delays / reverbs / chorus, but the 'spaceTime' algorithm seems to cover a lot of that.
My music:- https://soundcloud.com/hubobulous
They tend to hold their value 2nd hand fairly well, and I sold my mobius recently, and if this can replace the timeline then that may go too!
It’s nice, but remember you have nowhere near the control of the other dedicated algorithms, for example Chorus has rate and depth, Reverb has level and decay ( I think from memory) so while yes you have 3 great sounding effects, you are very limited as to the tweekability of them.