The Circle Central displays notes clearly and creatively, linking each one to form pleasant patterns that boost creativity and make creating more enjoyable.

You can control it from your MIDI keyboard, activating or deactivating the sequence and transposing it based on the note sent, or use it freely and independently.

You control note distances, either quantized for equal timing and direct rhythms or free for total flexibility. You can also combine both methods.

This function enables the creation of dynamic and randomized musical patterns by triggering notes according to a specified probability percentage. A setting of 0% indicates that there is no chance of notes being triggered, while 100% ensures that notes will be triggered with certainty.

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Easily export MIDI sequences with the “MIDI Export Button” to a designated folder, or use “DragDrop MIDI Export” to intuitively drag and drop them into a DAW or desired location for streamlined processing.

It features 57 meticulously chosen note collections to cover a wide range of sounds.

The sequencer has 8 points to activate or deactivate. Click the circles around it to toggle a trigger bar, triggering a note when it reaches an activated bar.

This allows for a wide variety of musical shapes, from simple melodies to complex musical patterns ranging from 2 to 82 notes.

Trigger bars can be mapped and sent through different independent MIDI channels. Additionally, each trigger bar can be selected independently for its octave.

Many parameters in Harmony Bloom can be controlled using MIDI CC. Right-click on a parameter, select “LEARN MIDI ASSIGNMENT,” and control your parameters from an external controller.

controls the timing between notes: for values from 0.0 to 1.0, notes progressively speed up from the center outward; for values between 0.0 and -1.0, notes slow down from the center outward.

Velocity Range Controller with V.MIN and V.MAX for setting minimum and maximum note velocities, and a Randomize Velocity button for dynamic, human-like velocity variation within defined limits.

It has a Global Random button that randomizes all (controls can be excluded), creating new states with each press. Each control also has its own random button for quick, surprising changes.

It works with most DAWs that support VST3 and AU formats, such as Ableton, Logic, Bitwig, Cubase, Reaper, FL Studio, and Studio One.

Offers 57 musical scales or modes, ensuring notes fit the selected scale for consistent melody and harmony in your music.

It can sync with your DAW bpm or not, ensuring what you generate always fits your project.

Presets can be easily saved and shared with other users as files.