Give each synth a reason to exist.
When your synths begin to listen to each other. Sympathia assigns a harmonic role — mode, exotic scale, or negative harmony — to each instrument in your rig. One root key. Every voice, finally in agreement.
Set a single tonic. Sympathia uses this as the centre of gravity for every harmonic decision across your entire rig.
Give each instrument its own mode or scale — Lydian, Phrygian, Hirajoshi — all mathematically derived from your root. No guesswork.
Every note suggestion across every synth is in harmonic coherence. Layer textures, counter-melodies, and colour without the theory overhead.
One root. Every role covered. Pick your key and Sympathia distributes harmonic responsibility across your synths — dominant fifth here, natural minor there, negative harmony for the one that always sounds wrong in a good way. No theory degree required.
Beyond major and minor. Sympathia includes Ukrainian Dorian, Japanese Hirajoshi, Spanish Phrygian, and a growing collection of world scales — all transposed to your root key and ready to assign. If you've ever wanted your second oscillator to sound like it's from a different continent, now it can be.
Every synth gets its brief. Each instrument in your rig receives a clean, readable setup card: its harmonic role, its assigned scale, its MIDI channel, and the specific notes it should prioritise. No guessing, no scribbled Post-its on the back of the rack.
If you own more synths than you have patch cables for — and you know exactly which ones you reach for first.
If you've ever spent 40 minutes making your Juno and your Hydrasynth agree — and still weren't sure they were actually in the same key.
If the word "Dorian" means something to you — and you want your whole rig to speak the same harmonic language, without opening a theory textbook.
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