The face of the Harmonist seemed to blur and waver.

There's no peril in breaking bread with a Harmonist, is there?

"We've been expecting you," a Harmonist in flowing green robes told him.

"We offered you a tenth-level job," the Harmonist said quietly.

He shuns the vernacular and is a progressive harmonist.

Strauss and Presley were wildly different: the first a cultured harmonist who grew along with his fame.

A disillusioned Tara left to become a fashion student, while the other three girls continued without their top harmonist and developed a new repertoire.

The old Harmonist touched his gills lightly, nervously.

In 1887, he tied for 5-6th (Max Harmonist won).

Vickrey also provides backing vocals, and is a harmonist within the band.

Weiner, like nearly all Martians, was neither Vorster nor Harmonist.

"Not necessary," snapped the squat Harmonist.

The Harmonist nodded.

"You'll destroy him," said the Harmonist.

Now, though, the Harmonist was a terrifying figure, his changed body concealed by a breathingsuit but still nightmarish and grotesque.

Congregational Harmonist in 4 volumes from 1828 - ca.1835 (Editor)

He never complained and made jokes: "I am not a communist, I am a harmonist."

In 1846 he issued The Southern and Western Pocket Harmonist.

Harmonist Construction.

"They're drunk," the Harmonist whispered.

"Welcome," the Harmonist said.

The Methodist Harmonist (1833)

"Watchman" is a hymn, published in 1845 in The Southern and Western pocket harmonist.

Union Harmonist 1841 (Arranger)

These times were typically represented in his numerous portraits, which would capture the changing views and characteristics of the time, showing the harmonist relaxation of society.

Finally, some sound effects were run through the harmonizer for further processing.

He was a good harmonizer and still is.

The Harmonizer held a position no more lofty than the youngest cook just learning to build a fire or clean a fish.

He was "the harmonizer", declaring that a "righteous mean" could always be obtained on an issue.

A Roland Harmonizer was used to create the vocoder-effect during the chorus.

The effect of the harmonizer can be heard clearly in the "swirling" nature of the sound immediately before the first lyric.

In a few moments, the harmonizer circuits were shut down, and the fault let him work a still finer thread through the system.

The early-generation harmonizer did not distinguish between major and minor intervals, which created a distinctive effect.

He is the supreme harmonizer - that's why he is out of favor today."

Now, ladies and gentlemen, you will see the action and the consequences of the Thompson Harmonizer."

An Eventide H3000 Harmonizer was used on tracks 6 and 12.

Swap for a harmonizer pedal.

H910 Harmonizer (1975) - First commercially available pitch changer.

These morphers affect the sound of the guitar playing, while the Harmonizer can be further modified by using an analogue controller.

This album was Crook's first recording using the 5-voice digital harmonizer, which connected to a microphone attached to his trombone's bell.

On the rare occasions when there was a difference of opinion, it was mediated by the Harmonizer, and his judgment was always accepted.

Harmonizer (2002)

The harmonizer he uses to disguise his voice breaks, and with no time left to fix it, Mark decides to broadcast his final message as himself.

Trevor James Baird (1980-present) California native guitarist, harmonizer, and overall ripper.

Social harmonizer (S)

He could have plugged in a harmonizer or a fuzzbox, or run his vocals through modulators and filters.

The electronics allowed her to use reverb and harmonizer effects, but they also battled Carnegie Hall's acoustics.

He's a harmonizer."

"The Harmonizer" Astounding Science Fiction, November 1944.

They span eons of time as in "The Harmonizer," or one evening as in "The Sound."

In fact, four of the factory presets using the harmoniser behaved in a similar way.

You can select other harmoniser patches within the unit which will respond in the way that you demand.

Who needs a harmoniser?

It's an 'intelligent' harmoniser and plays this way to follow the commonest chord sequences without any programming.

However, in this instance you do the company a disservice, since the harmoniser patches you refer to are intended to work this way.

"All that is is me playing the guitar part and duplicating it, but feeding the second one through this effect I'd set up on the harmoniser.

Morrissey liked to experiment with effects on his voice, so Street ran his voice through a harmoniser for the backing tracks.

This was achieved by sending the vocal into a harmoniser device, which was set up to produce a slightly lower-pitched version of the vocal.

At the spa, I would recommend the two-hour "Bamboo Harmoniser" treatment at about £140.

Rupert Atwill - Eventide harmoniser.

His music professor was Ludwig Christian Erk, a collector, harmoniser, publisher and researcher of German folk songs.

ERRATIC HARMONISER?

I was basically told that there was nothing they could do about it, and that if I wanted a harmoniser that worked I would have to buy a separate rack unit.

Street recalled, "At that time, apart from the harmoniser, he didn't go for much backing vocal or harmony work - he's done that more on recent albums - but he did like to experiment".

RACK SYSTEM Quadraverb, ADA MC1, MP1, Boogie 295 with speakers, harmoniser, £2,795 complete.

Jānis Cimze (born 3 July 1814, Rauna parish - died 22 October 1881, Valka) was a Latvian pedagogue, collector and harmoniser of folk songs, organist, founder of Latvian choral music and initiator of professional Latvian music.

Once I had got to grips with how to work the machine I noticed that the harmoniser in the machine didn't appear to work properly: ie. if I set the interval to a major 3rd, the processor would intermittently switch between a major 3rd and a minor 3rd.

The face of the Harmonist seemed to blur and waver.

There's no peril in breaking bread with a Harmonist, is there?

"We've been expecting you," a Harmonist in flowing green robes told him.

"We offered you a tenth-level job," the Harmonist said quietly.

He shuns the vernacular and is a progressive harmonist.

Strauss and Presley were wildly different: the first a cultured harmonist who grew along with his fame.

A disillusioned Tara left to become a fashion student, while the other three girls continued without their top harmonist and developed a new repertoire.

The old Harmonist touched his gills lightly, nervously.

In 1887, he tied for 5-6th (Max Harmonist won).

Vickrey also provides backing vocals, and is a harmonist within the band.

Weiner, like nearly all Martians, was neither Vorster nor Harmonist.

"Not necessary," snapped the squat Harmonist.

The Harmonist nodded.

"You'll destroy him," said the Harmonist.

Now, though, the Harmonist was a terrifying figure, his changed body concealed by a breathingsuit but still nightmarish and grotesque.

Congregational Harmonist in 4 volumes from 1828 - ca.1835 (Editor)

He never complained and made jokes: "I am not a communist, I am a harmonist."

In 1846 he issued The Southern and Western Pocket Harmonist.

Harmonist Construction.

"They're drunk," the Harmonist whispered.

"Welcome," the Harmonist said.

The Methodist Harmonist (1833)

"Watchman" is a hymn, published in 1845 in The Southern and Western pocket harmonist.

Union Harmonist 1841 (Arranger)

These times were typically represented in his numerous portraits, which would capture the changing views and characteristics of the time, showing the harmonist relaxation of society.