Feature Overview of J74 Morph
- TrackMorph: collect a snapshot of all track settings (devices and mixer) and morph across them, in real time. Nice mixing and performance aid
- PresetMorph: collect, export and import device presets and morph across four of them, in real time. Ideal as synthesis aid and for complex EQ sweeps
- SendMorph: control up to four Sends simultaneously, making possible the use of the Returns as a multi-effect and/or multi-speaker output system
- ParamMorph: X/Y panel and spring for modulation of any two parameters in the Liveset. Can be used with LFOMorph and JoyMorph for modulation
- LFOMorph: a two-dimensional, geometric LFO which can be combined with other Morph devices. This isn't quite what you have already seen around...
- EnvMorph: Freehand Envelope/LFO generator for parameter modulation, with fully customizable envelope curves and advanced performance controls
- JoyMorph: Control any Morph device using alternative USB control devices such as Gamepads, Joysticks, Gloves, etc. (*)
- LoopMorph: Record and Automate morph performances. Can be used as simple Session View automation tool

Requirements, Specifications and Documentation
Platform Requisites:
Morph is an Ableton Live Max for Live device for Live 10 and higher.
You must have a Max for Live licence to run it and it will run properly only in Live 10 or higher (older versions of Live are not supported).

Supported Versions:
- Ableton Live 10 and 11 (with embedded Max), Suite or Standard (with Max for Live license)
- Windows versions supported: 10
- Mac OS versions supported: 10.13 and higher

Notes:
- If you like to use a Joystick or other USB/HID controller, be sure to test such controller, before purchasing, using the free MorphJ device (**).
- PresetMorph and TrackMorph support racks only at the macro level.
- Max 128 parameters per VST can be automated in Ableton Live. This limits Morph devices interpolation to up to 128 parameters.
- Some VSTs use internal files (like samples). These are not parameters and cannot be automated in Live and consequently are not visible to Morph devices
- If you work with racks be aware that Morph devices can only look at racks at the Macro level, not inside.

(**) Notes for Windows users:
Under Microsoft Windows certain devices (mostly pointers, mouses, keyboards, keypads) will not show up in JoyMorph. This restriction is set by the Microsoft operative system. The official statement of Microsoft on the matter is available here. The following equipment should instead work properly in JoyMorph: Joysticks, Gamepads, System Controllers. This limitation does not apply to the Mac OS environment.

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