Harmonic Bloom - Presets Highlight

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Harmonic Bloom exploits the concept of the harmonic series to turn noise into musical material that can be used in your compositions.
You can drag and drop any “noisy” sample in the GUI, or choose from one of the 30 included different flavours of noise and just start extracting harmonics from these chaotic waveforms to obtain a musical pitch.
This is only the beginning: use the built-in LFOs to independently modulate panning, volume and filters of each single harmonic! Creating lush, evolving soundscapes is as easy as turning a few knobs.
The noise is only half of this incredible library. Add a second layer from a curated selection of deep sampled sound sources ranging from rare instruments to classic analogue synths, from guitars to reamped acoustic instruments… ever wondered how a french horn played through an electric guitar tube amp sounds like? How about a classic analogue mono-synth from the 60ies passed on cassette and through a granular processor? We have both of those.
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0:00 12 Tone Drone
2:10 Moon Dust
3:17 Harmonic Bird Choir
4:29 Singing Guitar
5:39 Ambient Transient
7:27 Beauty Is Simple
9:22 Beauty Is In The Backyard
11:01 Bundle Of Joy
12:22 Quiet Disturbance
13:37 Ambient Bass Breath
14:37 Mechanical
15:04 Magic Night

[@tonyvistein9532]

This is very refreshing! I truly enjoy this type of musical art. It inspires me to take a journey and be creative without boundaries. I can't wait to get my hands on this and see where it takes me, and where I can take it. Thank you!

[@SonoraCinematic]

Thank you so much Tony!

[@thobraa]

Beautiful!

[@SonoraCinematic]

Thank you!

[@MusicalWizardryMarcoIannello]

❤

[@canopyeffect]

Should have at least tuned the noise sources chromatically for better blending. "Bundle of joy" sounded non tonal in a not on purpose kind of way. I like the concept of this instrument but I think things could be refined to make it even more musical.

[@SonoraCinematic]

Hi Gabriel, please watch the walkthrough to understand how Harmonic Bloom works: czcams.com/video/JKNqUH8BLfE/video.html
The noise sources are tuned chromatically, in the sense that the engine detects the keys you're playing to extract the first 7 harmonics and the fundamental by raising the resonance of a series of band pass filters whose cutoffs are set at the frequencies of the harmonics of each key you're playing. The atonality you're referring to comes from a combination the main source of that particular preset, which is doing the classic unison detuning (an analog poly synth with detuned stacked oscillators) and a noisy layer which is particularly chaotic/unpredictable so admittedly on the more experimental end of the spectrum and very much on purpose.
The instrument comes with 50 MAIN sources, 30 NOISE sources, 50 curated presets and most of those are less experimental and very usable. You can also import your own samples.

[@thad9968]

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