Monolithic Harmonizer

The Monolithic Harmonizer plugin window. Along the top, four banks of
chord controls: quality (Diatonic, Opposite, Major, Minor, Aug, Dim),
suspensions and extensions (No sus, No ext, sus2, add9, sus4, 11, 6th, 13),
inversion (Triad root, 7th root, Triad 1st, 7th 1st, Triad 2nd, 7th 2nd,
Dom, 7th 3rd) and voicing (Close, Drop 24, Drop 2, Quartal, Drop 3, Fifths,
Drop 23, Spread). To their right, an empty treble staff, a column of
accidental and voice-range buttons, and three labelled columns — MIDI in,
with a red PANIC button; Harmony, showing Key C maj and Voices 4; and
Soloist, showing Solo off. A keyboard runs the full width along the bottom,
C-1 to C7, with grey markers on scattered keys.

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The same plugin in its split layout, drawn as one long strip: the four
chord-control banks at the left, the full C-1 to C7 keyboard across the
middle, then the treble staff and the MIDI in, Harmony and Soloist
columns at the right.

PLACEHOLDER — two or three paragraphs, what the Monolithic Harmonizer is and what it does

PLACEHOLDER — poster frame, YouTube demo