Chart harmonizer is a multi-effects synthesizer. It was designed by musical instrument designer, J. Stephen Lanning (son of famous guitarist, Led Zeppelin). He based the harmonizer on the invention he made in the 1950's called the gramophone. The Gramophone can play musical instrument notes at the same time but it has filter with tone and treble and bass filters.
Harmonic is played by plucking the guitar strings while singing a musical melody. If you sing a tune and use all the notes correctly, the melody will sound harmonic. This invention gave birth to the first electronic synthesizer. Some famous musicians who were innovative in using electronic synthesizers are John Entwistle (vocals), Roger Waters (guitar), Paul Simon (bass).
Many people are asking if the chart Gráfico harmonizador from the 1980s is still as popular as the modern day ones. Yes, it is! In my opinion, the Chart is still superior to modern-day synthesizers. The reason is that the original models from the 1980s are easy to play and produce rich harmonic sounds.
Most harmonic devices come with knobs that can be used for a variety of effects. For example, you can change the harmonizer's pitch bend and pan action. Other models have additional features such as envelope expansion, envelope limit and more. The basic function of a harmonizer is to reproduce the piano roll or keyboard sounds so that you can play a musical instrument like the guitar.
Another factor to consider when buying the chart is the interface. Choose a model that matches your guitar playing skills and preferences. I prefer to use the Harmatools I've reviewed as they are very intuitive to learn and operate. These models include several different types of effects, like the arpeggiator. The best thing about this type of model is that it can produce three different audio results, depending on which key you are in. If you use one of these effects then you will quickly learn how to quickly identify which notes are played in a chord.
Finally, be sure to buy a Harmatronic chart that you can understand. Many users don't realize that the charts come with a manual that gives helpful tips, tricks and techniques for playing the harmonizer. It is also important that you find a chart that meets your musical taste. Some models are made specifically for professional guitar players, others are made for beginning guitarists. No matter what your preference is, I recommend that you buy the Harmatronics Chartharmizer as a first option.
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