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BLEASS VOICES.... "Harmony" Of .... What Sort
Hi
I was wondering if anyone uses BLEASS Voices? I am interested in it, and have the app but it seems like to me - that it does NOT support intelligent harmony?
I tested it out on this video:
https://checkoutmyvidz.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/BadVoices.mp4
I also tested it out with a keyboard input as well.
By "intelligent" harmony - my expectations are - if I am in the key of G major - my input note is:
G -> I get a B
A -> I get a C (natural)
B -> I get a D
C -> I get an E
D -> I get an F#
E -> I get a G
F# -> I get an A
Has anyone noticed this???
Thanks
AJ
Comments
Don’t have the app, but make sure you are using a Major scale (not chromatic) with Diatonic harmony.
As for “intelligent” harmony - I always associate that term with harmonizers that take in a signal against which to harmonize.
@boberto Thanks for the reply. I double checked.... even with a G major scale setting; the Transpose PITCH to 4 (I guess 4 means 4 notes above?)...... for a G note gives you a B note (all good there), but playing an A note you gets a C# rather than a C ♮ (natural) that's wrong, and playing a B note gets you a D# - which is wrong or minimally inconsistent.
I used a keyboard MIDI piano to feed it the starting notes, so I am certain of the notes that I am sending into it.
That (IMHO) is very sad for a music harmonizer; and I quote their website "The Ultimate Vocal Harmonizer"
https://www.bleass.com/voices/
I looked at the any other setting and the manual but I don't see anything that somehow changes or should change or alter the generated harmony note.
Yes, just playing the same interval above regardless of scale is not always going to be a great result if your composition uses diatonic chords.
That’s quite a weird thing for someone to call a harmonizer “ultimate” if it does that.
Did you set "Correct" to "All" on the "Tune" panel of the "Voices" tab? That should activate the intelligent harmony
Hi Everyone - so I received an email back from BLEASS on this..... the plugin (somehow) harmonizes MIDI notes.
QUOTE (from Support): BLEASS Voices is a MIDI VOCAL HARMONIZER, it means you have to input midi notes to achieve the right harmonization. Please look at the various videos and tutorials.
https://www.bleass.com/2023/06/14/how-to-route-midi-to-modulate-bleass-voices/
Uhhhh, OK. That somewhat sounds like a vocoder to me. I have not watched the tutorial here. I need to understand in Loopy Pro how to route MIDI notes into BLEASS Voices to get the desired harmonious results (pun intended)
Make Bleass Voices a destination for the midi source of your choice. That's all there is to the routing.
@espiegel123
Thank you; I got it. Not just a MIDI Loop, but of course, one that has harmony notes in it, to shift or manipulate the audio source and add in the harmony notes.
To be honest it's more of vocoder I think, than a pure "ultimate harmony processor", as the sound of the output of the plugin is altered from the original input to some extent. Comparing it to say QVox, which is more of a true harmony processor.
Thanks Again
It is a pitch shifter, not a vocoder. Send midi chords into Voices, and it gives you pitch shifted voices on the notes you input.