Mario Nieto World

This works as intended in Cubase 12, 13 and Bitwig 5.1.9. Ive only spent a couple hours using Harmony Bloom and the plugin is being actively developed, so I'll come back later and add more details.

So far this is one of the better euclidian sequencer / advanced arpeggiators I've seen in the software space, and the control you have over note timing is much deeper & more advanced than most. The dev has included many scales and "note collections" to make pattern generation interesting, although Harmony Bloom could include a few more presets. Right now this includes 19 presets, all of which are chromatic with a root key of C. Im hoping future updates contain a bit more spice here.

My only complaints right now are minor and dont affect the plugin much--

1)In cubase 12 or 13 there is some UI lag, and this affects the entire cubase UI, causing stuttering and slow screen updates. This does NOT affect sound quality or cause glitches though, but can sometimes cause your transport indicator to appear frozen.

2) there seems to be some sort of sync offset in cubase 12 and 13 when this is played in transport sync mode. Harmony Bloom's sequencer seems off by like 1/2 or 1/4 note and you have to compensate for it. This doesnt happen at all in Bitwig. I may be missing something that is causing this in cubase 12 and 13, so Ill update this review later if I find it.

Overall a great product, very affordable, and very useful if you enjoy approaching music from a programmatic perspective.

This is a wonderful music creation tool, great sounding harmonies and very playable! It is constantly under development, adding new features. Great software.