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Morph

by JimmyBollox

Morph creates a number of transition clips between two exist...

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Type
MIDI Effect
Author
JimmyBollox
Version
1.0
License
AttributionShareAlike
Live version
9.2
Max version
7.0.4
Downloads
4
Updated
2020-05-19

Morph is a MIDI Effect for Ableton Live by JimmyBollox, distributed as Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike. It targets Live 9.2 and Max 7.0.4. On maxforlive.com it has 4 downloads. First published 2015-09-19, last updated 2020-05-19. 5 user comments below.

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Description

Morph creates a number of transition clips between two existing MIDI clips.

Morph requires a MIDI clip to be highlighted in Live's Session View with a second 'target' clip in the slot directly below it.

The number of new transition clips can be set by the user and different methods of morphing allow for different results.

Comments (5)

  • braduro · September 20 2015
    I love how these 3 new devices of yours really keep players from mousing around for quick ideas. That's a bottom line in my book for reaching for something in a performance setting.
    This one in particular sounds like it would be great quite literally for creating bridge or C material. Or just simply making the change of clips more smooth, seeing as ableton demands some work arounds for ties and partial measures, etc.
  • vandeaux · September 20 2015
    What am I doing wrong? just invert command get some results, other two commands doesn't affect anything, just the amount of new clips without change.
  • JimmyBollox · September 20 2015
    You are quite right Braduro - one of my goals was to make something that stopped my writers block whenever I opened up Ableton. Even if I don't use all the new clips as a transition/bridge, I still have some various new rhythms and melodies that I would't normally be able to create.
  • JimmyBollox · September 20 2015
    Hi Vandeaux,
    Sorry to hear you're having trouble. Have you got two different clips with notes in them? The time/pitch methods could produce similar results depending on the note patterns.
  • vandeaux · September 21 2015
    Yeah! that's the thing. Two different midi clips works awesome, thank you!!!

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