Rosetones creates a polyphonic synth voice that follows your playing. it listens to your notes and routes them through sympathetic resonators, creating blooming harmonic textures and evolving chords.  At the center of rosetones is a 12-voice chromatic resonator bank that continuously analyzes the input signal and routes detected pitches into tuned delay lines. each pitch class excites a resonator that can sustain, swell, and interact with feedback to create dynamic harmonic movement. the twelve central LEDs display the signal level of each resonator in real time, showing how incoming notes are exciting the 12-voice bank. the result is part synthesizer, part acoustic resonance engine. The octave control shifts the active 12-note window across the keyboard range, redefining where the resonators are voiced while pitch detection remains unchanged. play a basic triad and adjust the octave control to re-voice the same notes into new inversions. a low bass line can drive higher voiced resonators, transforming weight into shimmer and contrast.  Modulation adds motion and depth to the resonator bank. CHORUS introduces subtle multi-voice detuning for ensemble-style width, while VIBRATO applies drifting pitch movement per synth voice. the sens and feedback controls shape how strongly notes excite the resonators and how long they sustain, ranging from short percussive resonance to evolving harmonic bloom.  Any equal-tempered instrument such as guitar, bass, or synthesizer can drive