Give it a melody
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A bar of clicks counts you in. Hold each note and leave a small gap between repeated ones.
Octave numbers are optional (middle C is C4). Add
:2 for a two-beat note,
:0.5 for half a beat. Use r for a rest. Sharps and flats
are # and b.
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Choose how you want to give it the tune.
Melody and harmony the tune has its stems up, the harmony down
Give it a melody and the harmony will appear here.
The harmony
What it worked out
Settings and notes
If it is not hearing you properly
A harmony line is a matter of taste as much as theory. The chord-tone setting is the one that will sound right most often, because it fits the harmony implied by your own tune. Thirds and sixths are what most singers reach for; a third below sits under the melody and stays out of its way, a third above will fight it for the top line.
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