TC Electronic Intelligent Vocal Harmony Harmony4, Manual

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Root, and Chord (available only in Chord Mode)
Use these parameters to set the chord root (e.g. C), and chord type (e.g. major
7). The chord defines the allowable notes for the harmony voices.
The Setup Tab
When using the two modes that require MIDI input, Notes, and Chords, it is
essential to match the MIDI settings of Harmony4 to those of your DAW’s MIDI
track for controlling harmony.
Harmony V1(All) Channel
The MIDI channel for notes, and sustain pedal information must match the
channel of the transmitting keyboard controller, or sequencer MIDI track. Chord,
and Notes modes (but not Notes 4CH) require only the Harmony V1(All)
Channel be set to match your controller.
The other three channel assignments only apply when using Notes 4CH mode
where each voice has its own channel assignment. The “V
n ” nomenclature
denotes each edit field as the channel setting for Voice 1 through 4.
Harmony V2/ V2 / V3 / V4 Channel
In Notes 4CH mode only, these settings determine which channel controls each
single voice.
Notes Transpose
In Notes mode only, this setting works in tandem with the Split Zone, and Split
Note settings to allow you to play high harmony notes on the lower section of
your keyboard, and vice versa.
Split Zone & Split Note
You can use these settings to isolate which section of your MIDI keyboard will
control Harmony4. This is mostly used when playing live with keyboard sounds
triggered from one side of the keyboard, and harmonies triggered from the
other.
Tuning Reference
If the vocal track that drives Harmony4 was recorded with a non-440Hz
instrument reference, you can use this setting to bring the harmonies into tune.
Bend Range
See the Control Tab description previous.
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