OK, I've played with it for some time. The new modes are wonderful, especially Interweave v2 with its strong and focused sound (classic mode is excellent also, you can use it for everything too), and I think there's things to do with the Enharmonic mode, that does space sounds everytime you're out of the grid, and the two Inprints modes that seems to oversimplify the sound in some way I can't explain, the feeling of a sketch, a drawing...I'll get it towards the end of the week, how are you finding it, particularly the new modes?
There is now a transient mode that solidly boosts your sounds before or after morphing, and it seems you can load a WAV file to "guide" the morphing process.
Global quality sound seems improved in every way. So far, nothing to say except I don't really understand this volume thing : volume tends to be sometimes much too low, when you change morph algo, or when you simply adjust morph to your taste. You have to compensate all the time. This is a thing that happened rarely with v2, volume seems always right. But it's not a problem.
I love v3 so far !
This comes from somebody who used Morph2 nearly every day for years.
Btw my testing method was : try to morph two kick drums that Morph 2 never succeeded to use correctly without horrible phase issues. Morph 3 had no problem with any algo using the very same samples as before.
Answer to what you've been all wondering : my Morph 2 copy is still up and running. They even provided the newest Morph 2 installers with v3 installers when registering, proof that it's not a mistake. I think by "surrender" they mean you can't resell it as it was a regular licence.
Statistics: Posted by DJErmac — Thu Mar 28, 2024 3:32 am
