Vocal Morphs PRO - Rast Sound

Contemporary Vocal Engine

Vocal Morphs PRO helps you combine and morph unique, playable vocal performances. Design a unique vocal sound with thousands of sustain, plucked and phrase combinations.

"This approach to designing morphed vocals inspires me to create modern, hybrid sections."

THOUSANDS OF MORPH COMBINATIONS

The engine allows users to morph between two to six different vocal pallets across two banks. Select sustain sounds from 3 left menu presets and plucked, tuned phrases from right menu presets.

ADJUST & AUTOMATE MORPH SPEED (LEFT SIDE)

Morphing different sustain presets into each other continuously to create a unique performance is interesting in itself. Morph speed adjustment and automation takes the design process to next level of depth.

PLUCKED & TUNED PHRASES (RIGHT SIDE)

The right side gives you plucked/pattern multisamples and if you select more than one, each note you play will trigger a different preset yielding a very colorful and ever changing palette or melodics/riffs.

AUTOPLAY, EFFECTS & MODULATION

Add further effects, motion filter, glide (pitch modulation) and amp modulation (lfo) to juice up your morphed vocals.

HANDS ON WITH COMPOSER ADELE

"This library is a whole sonic experience, blurring the lines between traditional composing and sound design with vocals."

KONTAKT ENGINE

HOW MORPHING WORKS

For the first time ever, a massive sampled and designed vocal library comes with a trio smart morphing capability. This means that you can select up to 3 menu items that morph into each other while you are playing the same key. You can also adjust the speed of the morph which will help you completely personalise the final sound.

FEATURES

SUSTAIN MORPH EXAMPLE WITH SPEED CHANGE

SUSTAIN DUOMORPH EXAMPLE

PLUCKED EXAMPLE - FIRST SOLO, THEN 2 SELECTIONS

GET IT IN A COLLECTION OFFER

VOCAL GEMS COLLECTION

Children's Choir, Choirs Boutique & Vocal Morphs PRO

217€

CREDITS

Product Design & Demos: Özgür Kusakoglu

Ideation & Demos: Kerem Sogukpinar

Developer: Peter Milkovics