You can get creative for the two samples used, some suggestions I came-up with:ĭifferent single-cycles (old school wavetable morph)ĭifferent pitch (detuning, chords, addictive waveforms)

Use the Panning modulation to adjust/automate your 'morph.' Import two samples at the sample properties box, hard-panning them to 50L and 50R.ģ. Stick a Stereo Expander set to 'mono'(minimize sliders)/'L+R' to the fx chain.Ģ. That means, if you don’t mind a mono output and only two-variations to morph about, one can use the panning modulation of sampler to play the “morph.” I read about how wavetable synths work, it occurred to me that a simple crossfade will do it cheaply. Panning + mono mixdown (see original post below) Phrases: the new Phrase system has the ability to locate individual samples hence detailed volume control can be achieved.

Meta Devices: see post#4 for linear morph (by gova) post#5 for XY vector morph. EDIT2: there are other approaches to morph waveforms besides panning, it’s useful if you want to use instrument envelopes to morph tho.

Korg wavestation vocoder modulation