Shapeshift Morph

How it's made

Source

a stylised creature body re-forming. Three layers: a throaty pitched growl (two detuned saws plus a sub triangle), a wet stretching texture (pink noise swept through a resonant band-pass, amplitude-flutter that accelerates, sparse crackle bursts for tearing tissue) and a final settling thump.

Body

the growl runs through a band-pass pair (≈ 450 Hz and 1.6 kHz) whose centres glide the opposite way to the pitch, so the "mouth" changes shape while the pitch bends; a slow vibrato widens during the bend.

Envelope

pitch warps down, up past the start, then relaxes onto a new base note by about 70 % of the length; the texture swells to the middle of the morph and thins out; the thump lands at ≈ 74 %: a sine falling 95 → 48 Hz with a low-passed noise knock, then a short decaying tail.

Variation

`rng` shifts the bend times by a few percent and detunes the saws; `pitch` sets the starting body size, `shift` the interval of the new form, `wetness` the texture level, `thump` the final impact; presets recombine these into small, huge, slimy and airy transformations.

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