Is there a MIDI Harmonizer equivalent for PC Windows?

[sadicus]

Hi, anyone know of something similar to ‘midi harmonizer’ that will work on PC Windows?
looking for a way to play only a select few notes as Chords.

[kimyo]

ripchord should do the trick:

Ripchord

iirc it doesn’t work inside mg3 on windows, you’ll need to use a daw or something like bome midi translator.

it allows for specific notes to trigger specific chords. unselected notes are passed through. you can ‘humanize’ both velocity and timing.

[Vaultnaemsae]

Hi @sadicus. You’re referring to this macOS-only software, MIDI Harmonizer by Johan Looijenga, right?

[sadicus]

yes, macOS-only software, MIDI Harmonizer by Johan Looijenga

[anjo]

Hi @sadicus, maybe this will help:

1. Chordz

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kccHEMI9Xqo&t=8s

I’ve already suggested a solution for MidiGuitar3 that includes audio as well as MIDI here, among other places:

A little big harmonizer for MG3

Would it be practical if MG3 had a little harmoniser that could do the following: when a single note is played: Optionally select the third and/or the fifth/second/seventh/octave within a scale optionally ‘bloom’ the chord step by step with midi controller/internal control (e.g. bending, strike) optionally add a new audio or MIDI sound for each pitch using the controller (as described under 2.), e.g. a brass section: root note trombone, the third a horn, the fifth a trumpet or a saxopho…

Such solutions are particularly interesting for me as a bass player in a small band, when I play some additional harmonies to accompany the guitar’s solo passages in addition to the bass.

[anjo]

@JamO Are there any plans in the near future to include an audio and MIDI harmonizer directly in MG3?