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Chromatic Harmony Parameters ................................

The Chromatic type produces a harmony at a ﬁxed pitch interval from the original sound

(such as an octave, or a third). The amount and direction of the pitch shift is set in the

Mode parameter. MIDI note data from a keyboard or sequencer has no effect in this

type.

Chromatic Harmony Parameter Descriptions

1. Mode

1: Octave Below (default)

Produces a harmony note an octave below the input note.

2: 3rd Below

Produces a major third harmony note in the octave below the input note. (Harmony is

transposed eight semitones down.)

3: 5th Below

Produces a perfect ﬁfth harmony note in the octave below the input note. (Harmony is

transposed ﬁve semitones down.)

4: Unison

Produces a "harmony" note at the same pitch as the input note. (This can be clearly

distinguished from the original signal by changing the

5: 3rd Above

Produces a major third harmony note in the same octave as the input note. (Harmony

is transposed four semitones up.)

6: 5th Above

Produces a perfect ﬁfth harmony note in the same octave as the input note. (Harmony

is transposed seven semitones up.)

7: Octave Above

Produces a harmony note an octave above the input note.

Other Parameters

The remaining parameters for the Chromatic Type are the same as those for the

Type.

• If you are using a Modular Synthesis Plug-in-compatible tone generator, you'll need to set the

Part Number (14. Part) from the device itself.

Parameters /

Harmony Gender

Effect Parameters

Type.)

Vocoder

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