Aodyo Instruments anyma Phi, User Manual

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Morphing
Hidden at the beginning of the Global line is a very special param-
eter, Morph , that allows you to gradually turn the current matrix into
its alternate state. What this means is that you can actually have two
versions of the matrix in a patch, which could lead to two dras cally
di erent sounds, and cross-fade between both using Morph .
In some sounds, Morph can even move according to an external control
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making it e ortless to span a wide range of di erent mbres.
Thus far, you’ve interacted with the matrix in its normal state, the state
it’s in when Morph is set at 0%. When Morph is set at 100%, the patch
only uses the alternate state of the matrix.
To access this alternate state, press . The lights on the matrix will
then blink un l you press again to return to the normal state. In the
alternate state, you will be able to switch to any line of the matrix and
modify any parameter, but your changes will not impact the matrix in
its normal state.
Remember that switching to the alternate state doesn’t guarantee you
will hear the changes you’re making, as you will also need to set Morph
at 100% in order to make sure it only uses the alternate state of the
matrix.
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In the 7 rst sounds that came with your Anyma Phi , you can move Morph using the
modula on wheel of your MIDI keyboard, or the equivalent on your controller.
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