Thursday, November 14, 2013
Patch Morpher for iPad - Demo!
Published on Nov 13, 2013 Rik MaxSpeed·1 video
iTunes: Patch Morpher - Richard Meyer
"Patch Morpher is a live performance tool and sound explorer for your synthesiser.
Just as an artist mixes paints to create new colours, Patch Morpher allows you to mix the patches from your synthesiser to create inspiring new sounds.
Create new & original sounds really easily & quickly:
- Start from your favourite presets.
- Smoothly morph from one patch to another, or enable random mutations.
- Control hundreds of parameters as you move your finger on the screen.
- Play your synth and listen to the changes in real-time as the sound evolves!
- Fine-tune your creations using the full visual editor.
- Save your patches to your iPad and create live performance "Scenes" with your favourite sounds.
- Compatible with the DSI Prophet 08 & Prophet 12, the Korg KingKorg, Moog Voyager & the Mutable Instruments Shruthi-1.
- Utility to assist in converting sounds from the Prophet 08 to the Prophet 12.
Patch Morpher will totally change how you create sounds for your synthesiser: be inspired and have fun making music!"
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