HARMONY

What it does

Voices above and below, in the key: two harmony voices at diatonic intervals (VOICE1 and VOICE2, in scale steps, up to a seventh each way), tracking the pitch the tune box hears, blended under the original with MIX. A stack from one take.

+2 and -3 (a third above, a fourth below) is the gospel stack
Keep MIX under half; the lead should still lead

Where it goes

PADSINSTRUMENTS

Four to a socket, in order: sound runs through the slots top to bottom. Open the box and every knob is in real units; BYPASS takes it out of the path without losing its settings; the presets are along the top; any knob learns a controller and gets an automation lane.

The knobs

5 KNOBS · REAL UNITS

Knob	Range	Starts at	Scale
KEY	SONG · C · C# · D · D# · E · F · F# · G · G# · A · A# · B	SONG	steps
SCALE	ANY · MAJOR · MINOR	MAJOR	steps
VOICE1	-7 · -6 · -5 · -4 · -3 · -2 · -1 · OFF · +1 · +2 · +3 · +4 · +5 · +6 · +7	+2	steps
VOICE2	-7 · -6 · -5 · -4 · -3 · -2 · -1 · OFF · +1 · +2 · +3 · +4 · +5 · +6 · +7	OFF	steps
MIX	0% to 100%	50%	steps

The presets

0 IN THE BANK

Every box ships with a bank. AS SET is the knobs as you left them; the rest are starting points, each a sound someone wanted often enough to name. Star one and it sits at the front of the bank.

Preset	KEY	SCALE	VOICE1	VOICE2	MIX
No bank for this box yet.

The console line

Every box is also a line of the console's language, so a pad or a patch can carry its effects in text. The words are the knobs:

fx harmony key=-1 scale=1 voice1=2 voice2=0 mix=0.5

The rest of VOICE

FOR A VOICE

TUNE

pitch correction

Pulls the pitch onto the note

DOUBLE

double tracking

A second take that never quite lines up

DE-ESS

de-esser

Takes the hiss out of every S