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Harvest Plugins ‘Forager’: A Plug-in that Instantly Creates Pro-Level Chords & Progressions at Your Fingertips
Harvest Plugins ‘Forager’: A Plug-in that Instantly Creates Pro-Level Chords & Progressions at Your Fingertips
Harvest Plugins is proud to announce availability of 'Forager' - a music making tool. Forager is a plug-in that allows you to search chords in order to create new combinations in a unique way using a little bit of randomness and using your own creativity in the process. In other words, it’s a plug-in that allows the user to generate a list of every chord that fits within certain parameters, then map these chords to a grid of intuitive playability.
A fresh, exciting chord progression is a perfect way to inspire amazing melodies, bass lines and drum patterns. But sometimes our habits keep us from writing chord progressions that truly inspire us. Forager presents a way of creating unique chord progressions that helps do just that.
By using *loose matches, locked chords, required notes, filter and exclusions, Forager allows for a powerful workflow in doing what it was designed to do: finding great chords that work together. With Forager, you can create pro-level chords and progressions without spending years learning music theory.
* Loose Matches: the number of Loose Matches represents the number of notes outside your note selection to be permitted in the Chord list.
System Requirements
Windows:
MAC:
Price $49.00 USD
For more information on 'Forager'
Gabe Poissant Co-Creator, Designer My roots in producing music started at age 12 when I started using my older brother’s USB mic and guitar to record original (ahem…terrible) songs with my brother on the drums. Ever since I started making music, I was recording it. The software that allowed me to do this is the only reason I continued pursuing music, and so I’m thrilled to contribute new, exciting software to the world.
Z.A. Stenger Co-creator, Software Engineer At age 12, I started making music using a 4-track and the family desktop computer. I started programming 4 years later. After years of creating music and sound using sample-based loops and various other experimentations, I’m excited to have a tool that allows me to easily explore new, unique musical phrases as well as rearrangements of samples. I’d love to hear what you make.
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