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Your creative ally to morph unique sounds

Timbre matching
Reshape any sound with the tonal identity of the audio model of your choice.
Extensive model library
Hundreds of high quality models (voices, instruments and sound fx) from our evolving library.
Playful & Fast
From subtle color changes to radical transformations, designed to your free creativity.
User friendly workflow
Use as an AudioSuite plug-in if you’re a Pro Tools user, or as a standalone app for other DAWs.
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249€
Overview

MORPHOSIS is a powerful neural timbre-matching tool designed for both audio professionals and creative explorers.

It applies the tonal qualities of one sound onto another — whether it’s a human voice, an instrument, or even a sound effect. With an ever-growing library of hundreds of models available directly in the software, MORPHOSIS makes it effortless to experiment, transform, and inspire.

Its neural engine operates locally and offline, ensuring consistent performance, full data security, and industry standard audio quality.

From turning a clarinet into a violin, a bird into a circular saw, or pizzicato strings into raindrops, MORPHOSIS unlocks endless sonic creative ideas — all while remaining fast and intuitive, with high sound quality.

How MORPHOSIS Sounds
Input
Model
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MIX
Output
How MORPHOSIS Works
INPUT
AUDIO SOURCE
From user
MODEL
AUDIO TARGET
From Morphosis
Model Library
OUTPUT
AUDIO MORPHED
Enveloppe of the input
and timbre of the model

Instead of traditional synthesis or effects processing,
MORPHOSIS performs timbre matching: analyzing one sound and reshaping it with the tonal identity of another.

The result is a hybrid sound that preserves the rhythm, articulation, and expression of the input, while taking on the color and texture of the chosen model. This approach makes MORPHOSIS equally valuable for technical post-production tasks and playful sound design explorations.

Need to change a voice without altering the performance? MORPHOSIS handles it with precision and ease.

The library of hundreds of model packs, ranging from realistic voices and instruments to abstract textures and experimental sounds, ensures you to always have fresh material to explore. And since the library is updated regularly, MORPHOSIS grows with you.

Above all, MORPHOSIS is designed to be user-friendly, fast, and reliable, giving both seasoned professionals and creative newcomers a tool that sparks imagination without slowing down workflows.

MORPHOSIS redefines what’s possible with sound design.

An ever-growing library featuring hundreds of models
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What you can do with MORPHOSIS

Want to give an instrument a completely new identity, or create surreal transformations that surprise and inspire? MORPHOSIS makes it fun and immediate.

In Depth
Model Selection
Open the model selection window to browse your model library and choose what you want to morph your audio into. Click the + button to add a second model and use the slider to merge both models into something new.
Clean
When enabled, MORPHOSIS denoises the source material before applying the timbre transformation, ensuring clarity and stability.
Variability
Two processing modes to switch between, called A and B, two different flavors to explore.
Iteration
Defines how many times the timbre transformation is applied in sequence. Multiple passes enhance intensity and depth of the effect.
Pitch
Change the pitch of the input sound before processing, or click Auto to let MORPHOSIS suggest the best possible setting.
Color
Dramatically change the tonal character of the output by emphasizing low or high frequency processing.
Enhance
Use to maintain an output level equivalent to the input level and slightly boosts the high frequencies that may sometimes be attenuated by the processing.
Mix
Balance between the original sound and the transformed output, making it easy to blend subtle timbral colors or go fully into the new identity.
Jon Goc
Supervising Sound Editor
Lupin, Kamelott 2

With Morphosis, in recent projects, I have been able to tackle sound design challenges that would have been nearly impossible to achieve so convincingly before.

Applying the timbre of one voice to another while preserving its prosody, obtaining the sound of an instrument simply by singing into a microphone…

The creative playground ahead looks incredibly inspiring!

Pascal Villard
Supervising Sound Editor
Rust And Bone, La Vie En Rose, Largo Winch

Morphosis is the tool I’ve always dreamed of. It lets me add textures to sounds and create new harmonics without the result ever feeling synthetic.

From turning a tank or a Spitfire pass into a true war beast by morphing it with animal or wind  textures, to adding screaming elements to explosions or metallic harmonics to creatures’ voices — it opens up an entirely new playground for sonic experimentation.