Cargo Cult Envy vs MMorph

[vectorwarrior]

Curious if anyone's tried this out yet. It's a morph type effect that works in ProTools only as an audiosuite effect. It serves a similar purpose to MMorph but seems to do pitch tracking and some other things quite nicely.

Obviously it's offline instead of realtime, and pro tools & mac only (seriously?) but I'm always loving these morph style effects. MMorph is still my favorite due to it's flexibility, but thought I'd send this around for inspiration for Vojtech at the least.

http://thecargocult.nz/envy.shtml

[Nspace]

+1

I'm always loving these morph style effects. MMorph is still my favorite due to it's flexibility, but thought I'd send this around for inspiration for Vojtech at the least.

http://thecargocult.nz/envy.shtml

[buing]

I wanna try it, but it's not support Windows, sad.
Looks similar with MMorph, but it seems like works another way.

[Neon Breath]

Obviously it's offline instead of realtime, and pro tools & mac only (seriously?)

The art of not wanting customers...

[Gregorius]

Obviously it's offline instead of realtime, and pro tools & mac only (seriously?)

The art of not wanting customers...

Well it states a win version is under development. And protools is afaik the only known daw that has an own format for offline/destructive effects to utilize more resources and so on (resulting of course in better quality). So why not After hearing the examples it sounds good, clear, less artefacts.

[MeldaProduction]

I didn't check really, but there's generally infinite ways to go from A->B, so why not . It may sound cool, will check when possible.

[VariKusBrainZ]

I thought Celemony's ARA was designed to support this kind of offline processing

[VariKusBrainZ]

You can replicate alot of what Envy does with CDP

http://www.composersdesktop.com/cdpsystem.html