Collecting Phrases with HN2
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Learn how to build your own libraries from collecting phrases from other songs and sketches, or from MIDI file import.
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Learn how to build your own libraries from collecting phrases from other songs and sketches, or from MIDI file import.
Get a first overview of how to start a song with HN2 and the basics of populating song sections with phrases and harmony.
Learn about 3 easy ways to use the Sound Selection Wizard for easy on-the-fly configuration of instruments for Harmony Navigator.
How to export rendered MIDI phrases from HN2 to a DAW with drag & drop (Example shown: Propellerhead Reason, works similar with any music software that accepts MIDI files dropped on it)
This is an alternative version of the previous tutorial, this time showing the global instrument setup with Propellerhead Reason.
This video shows how to setup sounds hosted in a DAW for use as HN2 global instruments. As a prerequisite, you need to setup a loopback MIDI driver first, as shown in the previous tutorial.
Learn how to setup a Loopback MIDI Driver for sending MIDI data from HN2 to other software running on your computer.
Wonder how to turn a cool song section into a sketch that you can use for surfing palettes or for testing other songs? Here's how it works. It's really simple.
The free UVI Workstation sampler works great as an external sound source for HN2. Download these files and setup a global rack in minutes.
Starting with OS X Mavericks (10.9) Apple unexpectedly changed things with launch services that keep HN1 (Harmony Navigator Version 1) from starting on newer versions of OS X. Since Apple also changed its MIDI system, the output volume of the internal QuickTime synthesizer became extremely silent.
