DigiTech HARMONYMAN -, Owner'S Manual

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Types of Shifting
Fixed (Chromatic) Shifting
Fixed (or chromatic) shifting applies the same shift to all notes regardless of the
input note or harmony key, resulting in a shifted signal that is transposed from
the input by a fixed number of semitones.
Fixed (Chromatic) Shift Voicings
Display Description
-12
to
-1
Input is shifted down by the indicated number of semitones.
1
to
12
Input is shifted up by the indicated number of semitones.
Detune Shifting
Detune shifting applies a very small fixed amount of pitch shifting to a voice
in order to produce a thicker overall sound. Typically each voice is detuned in
opposite directions. This is done automatically on the HarmonyMan
TM
because
Voice 1 is always detuned up and Voice 2 is always detuned down. Four detune
shifts are provided ranging from 5 cents to 30 cents (one cent is 1/100 of a
semitone).
Detune Voicings
Display Description
d1
Narrow Detune: Input is shifted up by 5 cents for Voice 1, and
down by 5 cents for Voice 2.
d2
Medium Detune: Input is shifted up by 10 cents for Voice 1,
and down by 10 cents for Voice 2.
d3
Wide Detune: Input is shifted up by 20 cents for Voice 1, and
down by 20 cents for Voice 2.
d4
Very Wide Detune: Input is shifted up by 30 cents for Voice 1,
and down by 30 cents for Voice 2.