User guide

DSI Mopho SoundEditor - Morpher

10. Morpher

The Morpher function allows you to blend or ‘morph’ any two Mopho Programs together

to create a hybrid sound having the characteristics of both Programs. Functionally,

Morpher is a subset of Program Genetics, but Morpher offers much more control over the

morphing process.

The Morpher function is accessed by selecting ‘Morpher’ in the Options menu, or by

clicking on the

Morpher

button in the main window. The Morpher window is shown

below.

When the Morphing function is accessed, the  rst Program defaults to the currently

selected Program, while the second Program is chosen using the Bank buttons and menu

on the right. The

Get

button is used to change the  rst Program should you select a

different Program while the Morpher window is open.

The

Slider

is used to morph between the two Programs, and the resulting sound can be

auditioned as you make adjustments in real time.

When the

Live Scroll

option is checked, SoundEditor’s Control Window is continuously

updated to show the parameter values as they change. You should also be aware that

the Morphing process affects the Program name, so you’ll see scrambled or rearranged

names in the Program Name display and also on the Mopho hardware. This is normal.

Clicking on the

Add to Lib

button adds the currently morphed Program to the Librarian

in the active Library Category.

You should keep your speaker volume low when using the Morpher function,

as some high gain characteristics can result from the Morphing process.

The active Category defaults to ‘Not Assigned’ each time you launch

SoundEditor and remains that way until you change it.