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Tritonet is a harmony engine that communicates across your entire Ableton Live set. Instead of working on a single track, it enables dynamic harmonic change at the project level.

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Built around the Circle of Fifths, Tritonet turns harmony into an interactive visual map rather than a static theory chart. As you move through the circle, harmonic relationships update in real time.

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Tritonet lets you build chord progressions as harmonic models. Its polyphonic chorder generates four-voice chords with dynamic voice leading, allowing each track to follow an individual voice of the chord, such as soprano, alto, tenor, or bass.

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With a library of around 600 scales, key and scale changes propagate fluidly across MIDI and audio tracks. Harmony is defined once and shared system-wide.

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By separating harmony from notes, Tritonet allows MIDI to adapt dynamically and audio to gain harmonic awareness. Harmony becomes something you navigate and shape continuously, not a fixed decision locked into individual clips.

Main Features

- Dynamic Chord Creation
- Realtime Pitch Mapping across the Ableton set
- Computer-to-computer communication*
- MPE support, including Slide
- 600+ scales
- Accurate note and chord naming
- Resonator add-on for audio
- Push integration
- Works with Scale Awareness
- Fully automatable

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How to use

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Place Tritonet on its own MIDI channel. This channel becomes the harmony source that sends out harmonic information.

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Add a MIDI Receiver to any MIDI track you want to follow that harmony. Pick a voice to follow.

All MIDI effects with "Scale Awareness" will work. Place the receiver as the last MIDI device before the VST instrument to ensure accurate pitch output.

Add a Resonator module to an audio track

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Create a harmony clip using either the Chorder or by playing notes yourself.
This clip will act as the harmonic model.

Or you can simply play live...

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