Synthesist and sound designer John Keston has released Hydramorph, a third-party generative sound design tool for the Ashun Sound Machines Hydrasynth polyphonic analog synthesizer.
The application is designed to algorithmically morph parameters on the instrument, letting you rapidly explore new sound possibilities and also giving you a new way to create music with the Hydrasynth.
Here’s what Keston has to say about it:
“HYDRAMORPH will help you navigate the expansive sound design possibilities of the Hyrdasynth through realtime morphing of customized parameter sets. This allows you to explore endless, unique soundscapes, illustrating how unique and powerful the Hydrasynth is.
This tool is designed to help you uncover new territory hidden within the sonic depths of your instrument.
Although HYDRAMORPH was specifically built to work with the Hydrasynth, the software is independently designed and developed by John C.S. Keston of AudioCookbook.org and unaffiliated with Ashun Sound Machines (ASM).”
Pricing and Availability
Hydramorph is available now for US $39.99 (normally $49.99).
cool but how about they just solder their own units – I haven’t seen one in stock for over 2 months
This sounds quite nice!! Are they going to release a Windows or IOS version? Would be nice.
Thanks for asking! A Windows version is planned. Keep an eye on https://audiocookbook.org for details
Yes Windows please!
Yes, very cool. I would encourage a similar follow up demonstration that includes a pleasing morphing sonic pad.
1998 called and wants its user interface back
I did and they delivered.
Dont forget IOS version for ipads. Youre missing a HUGE market if you do.h
What about librarian for hydrasynth Deluxe ?
doesnt install win10