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My negative response is that I bought the app to create harmonies (as in the app's title), and the sound quality was not usable for this purpose. When I queried it, the dev said it was 'mono only' and then amended the store description. No indication it would be changed, and after a tempo update I gave up and asked for a refund.
Since then there's been a 'poly' update, so it may have improved, but judging by @oat_phipps review it doesn't sound it's improved by much.
Let's hope this thread doesn't do the 'personal attacks against people with a different opinion' thing again.
Four legs good.
@oat_phipps could you upload a drum loop with a single delay ? Curious if you came into a bug or something since can't hear something wrong .
Upon hearing all the negative reviews for this app I instead purchased Echo Pitch. I love it. It works great as an effect for an acoustic guitar. I haven't tried it on vocals yet, but I plan on giving it a go. This question is directed to anybody that has both echo pitch and harmony eight (especially those of you that have liked harmony eight). Will harmony eight give me anything (besides having 8 voices versus 4) that echo pitch isn't giving me?
Yes, ' formant ' which is very useful for vocals . Plus ensemble fx
Edit : I don't have the echo pitch app
I just loaded Ruismaker , set all the harmony 8 levels to 0, and bypassed back and forth in AUM. The difference is night and day. The thump and the high end of ruismaker is demolished. Sorry, not worth uploading. If you're enjoying it, keep on truckin.
For comparison's sake and a laugh, the closest thing that came to my mind was the gap between a dial-up Real Audio streaming file and a wav.
Reminds me of Queen - A Night at the Opera... the song layering
I am not trying to convince you, instead I respect your detailed answer.
Indeed the transients are flattened on poly mode , but it's noticeable without pitching. If I pitch shift up/down and blend the sounds I don't hear it .
My main concern is the artifacts when tweaking on the fly the delay time. I wanted some analog/tape delay emulation .
Well I just fed this app with Ripplemaker via AudioShare. Turned off parametric EQ, ensemble and reverb, switched off all 8 delays and set dry / wet mix to 0%. Added a little gain with the dynamic processor and switched back and forth listening with and without Harmony 8 - no noticeable difference. Start adding delays and FX, gently increase the dry / wet mix and the sound springs to life. It works for me
MIDI question:
I could map a slider to a midi CC , but it does not react. It clearly picks the midi data since it displays the CC number but when trying to automate ,the slider doesn't respond .Any help?
Four legs good, two legs better!
Can anyone put up a demo that shows how good the new 'poly' version is? Opinion seems split down the middle with this app, so a clip with clean guitar going in - and coming out harmonised (not with all the knobs and effects turned to zero, that would be silly) and delayed would help the fence sitters make an informed choice.
Got to be guitar or clean synth chords though - mega distorted wobbly bass growls with no echo or fx applied don't count.
Id really like to hear something like troublemaker or ripple maker sent through this effect
@gsm909 Here you go - listen when I switch off Harmony 8...
Guitar loop from BeatHawk first 4 bars dry, 50/50 , last bars wet
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e22u25l3ecirfh9/Harmony Eight-trimmed-converted.m4a?dl=0
Nice example and a nice example.
That's cool. I'm not certain it isn't doing something I couldn't fudge with a bunch of other things (which wouldn't end up the same but would be interesting none the less), but the first few bars had me waiting for the bass to kick in
@JohnnyGoodyear thanks
@Korakios cool example
Drum loop from BeatHawk, 2 bars dry ,adding voices
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wyrwj1vzm29syhe/Harmony8 drum.m4a?dl=0
Lol, no bass sorry ,it's just an example
Thanks @Trueyorky
More drum examples on the new version
That's better than before, but it's still glitchy, and I can hear the pitch going off a bit in places. With a longer delay and more pitch changes that'd be more noticable. Still not convinced, particularly compared to the clean repeats of Pitch Delay.
@Trueyorky , thank you. Its payday on Friday
Lol, that was an 8 voice mix (some with much feedback, and different fine tuning) plus effects .
Pitch is NOT going off unless you want to. Maybe someone else could upload a boring classic delay example of Harmony8.
Consider 'Pitch Delay' as a different app and enjoy it
Lol happy days
I went to listen to a Gamalan orchestra play the other day, and this doesn't sound too far off from that!..
I can hear the pitch drifting slightly, you need new ears.
Ordered done , see you , sooooooon
PS. You missed the part where I wrote " ... some with much feedback, and different fine tuning. "
Or 'out of tuning' as I like to think of it.
It's awful, I don't know how anyone can think that's usable, unless it's in a track that deliberateyl sets ut to be wonky and lo-fi.