Harmony Wizard for Studio One

This macro Vizard is certainly good for several reasons that facilitate fast and efficient work so that you don't have to bother with clicking the mouse. If you know what you want and know a little about harmony, the rest should be easy. Everything you need to work with harmony lines is there, you just add some of your favorite macro groups and the rest is a realization of creativity and ideas for work.

I like it.

Although I'm just scratching the surface of this tool after the first few days, I like it very much. HW really helps in my composition process without forcing me into deep menu diving in separate parts of the DAW. I never really warmed up to the Chord features in Cubase because everything there is spread across so many windows and menus. Im looking forward to integrating it in more complex macros, but until then, there's still much to explore.

For those like me who know a little about harmony but unfortunately can't play the keyboard very well, it's a tremendous help! And I haven't explored its full potential yet!

this is a great extension. we‘re a band of 3 (bass, drums and guitar). this helps us tremendously in adding harmonies and a synth sound carpet to our songs

this script has become indispensable in my workflow

Really helpful for someone without knowledge of chords to easily add them to a midi track.

EXCELLENT VST

The additional commands with the keyboard shortcuts was exactly what I needed. Saves hours of editing!

I haven't been able to fully utilize it in production yet, as I'm on summer vacation. From a quick look, I can say that it's exactly what I need. It saves time and speeds up production.

Thanks to this tool, I could create choruses very easily, and I'm extremely happy about it!

Excellent

Best!

To some it might seem simple or obvious, but I thinnk it makes a lot of simple tasks super quick and easy, in Presonus Studio One.
Having more options on hand, makes we want to try them and hence be more original.
It does a range of super useful things, from scale detection, chord suggestion, INVERSIONS, velocity randomisaion. I think there's 34 tools, I forge them all.
The most usefu for me I think is the workflow for Chord optimation and then nte extraction to seperate parts. That's something I had to do by copy, paste, select, delete X times the ployphony and not on optimised chords. It can even optimise for a guitar chord.
I own Scaler3 as well and they both have a place. I will alternate which one first depending on the task, but often end up using both. Because HW is integrated with the key editor, it's always there as a polishing tool.
A final chord variation, could transform a song at the last moment.

Gonna take some time to learn all of this