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What is a harmonizer?
Anyone care to shed some light on Harmonizers? I'm trying to watch some youtube vids, but they are not explaining what a harmonizer really is doing, rather demo's
# 1
The advent of digital processing made some amazing things possible. Like changing the pitch of a note fed into a harmonizer into another note a fixed interval away from the original. The new note is then mixed with the original, and sent out as a single signal.
That's a bit over simplified, but it catches the essence.
That's a bit over simplified, but it catches the essence.
# 2
Originally Posted by: LordathestringsThe advent of digital processing made some amazing things possible. Like changing the pitch of a note fed into a harmonizer into another note a fixed interval away from the original. The new note is then mixed with the original, and sent out as a single signal.
That's a bit over simplified, but it catches the essence.
That's pretty much it and it's selectable. You choose a key and the interval off the key to harmonize.
# 3
So you're getting the mixture of two notes so to speak?
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# 4
So like an octaver, but instead of just octaves, it does different intervals that harmonize?
# 5
Interesting sounds it makes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op-6mJpwSY4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op-6mJpwSY4
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# 6
Originally Posted by: RickBlackerSo you're getting the mixture of two notes so to speak?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=hunter1801]So like an octaver, but instead of just octaves, it does different intervals that harmonize?
If you've heard any songs by Queen, you've heard a harmonizer.
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