Morph is a synth which I've been working on for the past few days. Its wavetable based with the ability to load in your own wave files.
A quick run through the controls.
There are four oscillators which all have the same basic controls. The wave selectors are similar to LFO's, they oscillate at the specified frequency in the boxes below.
These frequency values are kind of erratic, their effect isn't easy to pinpoint. Sometimes one value controls the pitch, sometimes the other will control the granularity. Sometimes one will have no effect at all! It all depends on the waveforms you select.
The phase boxes control the phase of these oscillations, giving you some control over where the start of the wave begins and ends.
The import button imports a wave/aiff/mp3 into the oscillator engine, and the clear button empty's the engine.
The End value specifies how much of the sample the oscillator uses, stretching this out can have some cool effects.
As you can probably gather, this is a work in progress. I'm still learning MAX, so releasing this will be a good way to learn more. I'm not sure about some things, but I know the basics of what this synth does, and it can make some really cool sounds given the right values.
A tip for the frequencies - sub 1 values work the best. 0.01 - 0.99 give the best effects, a zero will produce some dodgy white noise sometimes, but all you need to do is change the value to remove it.
Aside from all that, there is a basic mixer section, when I port this to VST I'll try to have each osc its own output - currently I'm rewiring MAX into Live to record the synth, but I hope to have better sync features and output features in a vst.
You can get the MAX/MSP runtime here:
http://www.synthesisters.com/download/m ... ime453.zip
Let me know what you think!!
