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Nature Agreement

Six harmony voices that follow the song, each one a singer and not a copy.

Nature Agreement adds up to six harmony voices to a sung lead. The voices take their notes from the key and scale, from an instrument at the side-chain, from a chord set by hand, or from notes held on a keyboard. On its screen each voice is a standing stone that rises to the height of its note; when the voices agree with the chord, the circle locks.

12: voicings
33: presets

See it up close

For Building a harmony part, a trio, a stack or a choir from one sung line, on a record or live, without singing every part.

Twelve voicings to start from (duets, trios, close and open stacks, choirs), and each voice can take any interval or chord tone, above or below.
Harmony from: Key, Instrument (it listens to a guitar or piano and names the chord it hears), Chord, Notes or Play. The keyboard shows the lead, the chord and the key each voice is singing.
A mixer with one strip for each voice: note, interval, level, pan, on and solo, with a meter. A strip for the lead and one for all the voices.
Human feel: each voice arrives a little late, drifts and has its own vibrato and character, so it sounds like another singer. Consonants can be kept in the lead only, so words are not smeared.
The analyser draws the lead against the voices, so a harmony that covers the lead can be seen and moved out of the way with Make Room.
Live keeps the lead undelayed and the voices 20 ms behind; Studio lines everything up at 40 ms.
This is a concept preview running in the browser, measured on a synthetic singer; it has not been judged by ear on real voices yet. The voices do not yet lead from chord to chord as smoothly as a trained singer would. The VST3 is not built.

Status Concept preview (browser). VST3 not built yet
Voices Six, each with level, pan, character and feel
Voicings 12
Presets 33
Delay Live: lead none, voices 20 ms. Studio: 40 ms

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