FR: MSF Harmonisation based on scales

[Tyrs]

Hi,
In Globals in the Advanced Settings section, there is the Harmony function, which is already pretty powerful, as you can add up to 6 tuned voices to the played note. This is cool, but it is also limitating you, because it adds notes which stand in relation to the source note, what creates always the same chord.
Now it would be really great, if one could choose or even better enter a scale, on which basis the additional notes would be added. E.g. one would enter the major scale in C, which could be coded as C:101011010101, then you would choose which tones to be added in relation to the scale and the played note, e.g. the third and the fifth, so you would get always the chords, which belong to the chosen scale. Of course there are far more theorethical possibilities, but this would already open huge possibilities.
I hope I could explain the requested feature in a clear way. There are some plugins, like NI Massive X, where similar harmonisation possibilities are already implemented. Hope to hear from you soon!
BR!

[steve2KVR]

+++!!1.../s~

[ericzang]

That sounds cool. There is also this midi plugin option for in key harmonization:
https://frozenplain.com/product/obelisk/

[Tyrs]

That sounds cool. There is also this midi plugin option for in key harmonization:
https://frozenplain.com/product/obelisk/

Seems nice They say Scaler 2 is the best plugin for midi harmonisation on the market, but I didn't try it yet.
There are also a few, which harmonise audio material, e.g. Quadravox & Octavox by Eventide. This would be a cool new feature for MSpectraldelay as well

[mccy]

Indeed Octavox is very cool! I like thatone best so far. Very clean sounding and extremely fast reacting (for live use).

[Whywhy]

+1 for a "global quantizer ".
I think, it could be better to have it in a module ( per voices).
It could open some doors: polyphonic generative music based on user scale, like we can find in Hive2 for example or in a modular environment.
Let's Vojtech think about it, I'm pretty sure, if he finds some time, I will put his unique touch on it !

[MeldaProduction]

I'll check, but it would actually seem more logical to use some MIDI plugin for this. You know, there will need to be some scaling settings somewhere, the features will be limited...

[Tyrs]

I'll check, but it would actually seem more logical to use some MIDI plugin for this. You know, there will need to be some scaling settings somewhere, the features will be limited...

Who knows... you're the BRAIN! There is just a huge potential already there in MSF, as you can add those 6 additional voices, which one can already pan and change its velocity. And then imagine to have the "Modulation Editor" with every voice...

Indeed Octavox is very cool! I like thatone best so far. Very clean sounding and extremely fast reacting (for live use).

I only own Quadravox, but this is already a monster

I think, it could be better to have it in a module ( per voices).

A module would probably nail it