[Harp-L] millionizer

[randy singer <randy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I own one though it is currently in the switzerland getting fixed

it has a midi out so it can activate any midi sound

it has two buttons.....one is the traditional half step up.

the second one, larger on the same side, is a pitch bend wheel kind  
of, that bends up an octave.

BIGGEST PROBLEM----- I told them for years......you cannot bend down  
with either SLIDER button.........so to make it sound like a  
traditional harmonica, bending down you can't!!!!!!!! You can only  
slide bend up, not down.

 There is a cheating way........with the left hand, hit the small  
push button to make the pitch go down, at the same time, push the  
pitch bend wheel in, thereby doing a weird enharmonic thing, then  
release it but it is impossible to do that with accuracy.

hand movement has nothing to do with the sound


On Aug 27, 2008, at 8:52 PM, harp-l-archives@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> [Harp-L] millionizer
> Posted by: "michael rubin" michaelrubinharmonica@xxxxxxxxx
> Wed Aug 27, 2008 1:39 pm (PDT)
>
> So, it seems as if it takes a harp and makes it sound like a flute.
> Can it imitate other instruments? When he seems to be pushing a
> button on the right side, is that just a chromatic button or what? It
> seems like he is playing the diatonic, but that button makes me wonder
> what it is. Also, his other finger seems to be able to unmute the
> instrument, like opening your hands.
> About how much is one? Anyone in the states playing it?
> Thanks,
> Michael Rubin
> Michaelrubinharmonica.com

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