These are compressed 8 bit examples of SoundMorph™.
Massey Publishing
e-mail: MasseyL@panix.com
August 12, 1994
TO BE RELEASED AUGUST 20th 1994
Massey Publishing announces the release of SOUNDMORPH(tm), a new program for the Macintosh that will let users morph between any two mono AIFF files. Unlike other sound morphing products, SoundMorph™ literally creates an entirely new waveform based on extensive analysis and interpolation of the two sounds it is given. Depending on how you set a few simple parameters the effects generated can vary from simple cross fades to extreme harmonic warping.
For more information please contact Massey Publishing at the above places.
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Hi! Thanks for your interest, I’m kind of new at the product lit/marketing hype thing, but here goes:
SoundMorph(tm) does for sound what morphing did for graphics.
It's current specs are:
1) Runs on any post Mac II computer up to, but not including, PowerPCs
2) Supports any sample rate and 8 or 16 bit sounds
3) Needs System 7, Sound Manager 3.x, and a minimum of 2Mb RAM
4) About 1MB of disk space for temporary storage for every second of morph @48K sample rate
5) On a 33MHz Quadra, it takes about 2 - 3 Minutes to create one second of morph
The process for creating a morph is extremely simple.
1) You load the first sound (the Source)
2) You load the second sound (the Destination)
3) You select a morph region
4) You set the morph parameters (frequency limits, warp factors, etc resolution)
5) You tell the computer to morph and go have lunch
*It will run in the background.
*If I can survive the interim PC, PowerPC, and DSP versions will begin appearing end of year/next year.
*It will also be available on line in 1 - 2 weeks.
*OnLine price will be $39.95
If there's anything else you'd like to know, please feel free to drop me a line.
Thanks for your interest, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
