THE HARMONIC SERIES, 28 of the first 32, brought to you by the letter P (for Plastic Pitch)

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"Playing 28 of the first 32 harmonics of a low C note on a(n) UDO Super 6 synthesizer. This is possible because the Plastic Pitch microtunes the Super 6 using MIDI MPE.

This is the scale mapped to each octave of keys.

104.96
203.91
297.51
386.31
551.32
628.27
701.96
772.63
840.53
968.83
1088.27
1200.00

The Plastic Pitch is available for purchase here: https://sonoclast.myshopify.com/produ..."

MIDI MPE PITCH with ANY softsynth - featuring Plastic Pitch and Linnstrument

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"How to use MPE pitch control for a softsynth that does not natively support MPE.

Bitwig and Plogue Chipsounds are used in this video, but this scheme would work with other DAWs and other softsynths.

The Plastic Pitch is available for purchase here: https://sonoclast.myshopify.com/"

The Sonoclast Plastic Pitch MIDI Microtuner Unlocks Pitch for MIDI Synthesizers!

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A 2025 MIDI INNOVATION AWARD entry

Playlist:

1. The Plastic Pitch MIDI Microtuner Unlocks Pitch for MIDI Synthesizers!
2. MIDI Pitch Bend and the Plastic Pitch / Microtuning Multitimbral Synths
3. MIDI Tuning Standard and the Plastic Pitch / Microtuning the Moog Sub37
4. How To Arpeggiate The Harmonic Series / A Plastic Pitch Musical Experiment
5. Using the Plastic Pitch MIDI Microtuner / Walkthrough
6. The Plastic Pitch Does MPE x2! Microtuning with Linnstrument and Fred's Lab Manatee



via this Reverb listing

"The Plastic Pitch is an award winning* MIDI microtuner with an intuitive interface made for experimenting with pitch. Create a custom scale with the twelve black and white tuning knobs, and play the scale with a standard MIDI keyboard or other MIDI controller. The tuning knobs operate at a one-cent resolution and can also be quantized to a Scala tuning. Tune multiple synths and multiple voices simultaneously using the four MIDI inputs and four MIDI outputs.

The Plastic PItch receives input from MIDI controllers and transmits microtuned output to MIDI synthesizers. On the input side, use any combination of an MPE controller, basic MIDI keyboard, or other MIDI source like a DAW or sequencer. On the output side, MIDI tuning is accomplished using MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE), basic MIDI pitch bend, and/or MIDI Tuning Standard (MTS)--the tuning method is user-configurable and independent for each of the four MIDI outputs.

The Plastic Pitch is a complex device with many user-customizable options. Be sure to check out the video demos on the Plastic Pitch webpage or our YouTube channel to see examples of how it can be used.

* An earlier prototype was awarded Second Prize at the MIDI Innovation Awards in 2021."

Plastic Pitch Webpage"