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Make NoiseMorphagene Granular Sampler

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N13-6810
20hp
$529.00

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Make Noise Morphagene

Morphagene, from Make Noise, is not just an upgrade of their iconic Phonogene. It is a whole new way to deal with sampling and audio processing. Recorded audio can be spliced and re-arranged, as well as directionally switched, playing forward and backward. The audio can be Granularized and Layered for thick textures. Sounds can be read off of an SD card or be fed in for live audio processing. With voltage control over every parameter on the module, this is the ultimate sample mangler.

Morphagene Features

  • Voltage control over all sound manipulation parameters
  • Stereo I/O with Auto Input Leveling
  • Recording Reel can be up to 87 seconds long
  • Record / create up to 99 Splices per Reel
  • SD Cards stores multiple Reels
  • Sound On Sound allows for layering sounds
  • Playback and Recording independent, like having two machines
  • Vari-speed range 12 semitones up and 26 down, over three octaves
  • 24-bit codec, creates 48k 32bit WAV files
  • Back up Reels on computer with SD Card
  • Includes blank SD Card
  • Eurorack Module
  • Width: 20HP
  • Depth: 30mm
  • Current Draw: 165mA@+12V, 20mA@-12V
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Product Demo Videos
Make Noise Morphagene Morphs The Perfect Circuit Theme Song
Morphing, mangling and twisting the song from our intro video into something new with the Make Noise Morphagene Eurorack module. CV controls provided by the Harvestman Zorlon Canon MKII and Kermit.

Morphagene, from Make Noise, is not just an upgrade of their iconic Phonogene. It is a whole new way to deal with sampling and audio processing. Recorded audio can be spliced and re-arranged, as well as directionally switched, playing forward and backward. The audio can be Granularized and Layered for thick textures. Sounds can be read off of an SD card or be fed in for live audio processing. This is the ultimate sample mangler.
Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer : "Recordings from the Ã…land Islands"
Artists Jeremiah Chiu and Marta Sofia Honer came by the Perfect Circuit Studio for a short performance and to discuss some of their workflow!
Sound Design on Modular Synths for Animation with Squash & Biscuit
Join Squash & Biscuit—Shuwen Zhao and Brian Griffith—as they walk through their process for creating sounds for animation. In this video, they take a short clip of an animation they're working on and create a foundation for a fleshy monster sound. They also take us on a strange, improvised journey with a live performance. Check out their interview on Signal where they talk about their latest album, Lavender Eggplant.
Make Noise Morphagene pt. 1: Intro and Controls Overview
All sounds in this video are the direct output of the Morphagene.
Make Noise Morphagene Granular Sampler Reviews