SpectMorph Evaluation #5

In this evaluation, SpectMorph sound morphing is tested by continually changing the sound between two instruments. In SpectMorph, we're using the plan that you can see on the screenshot to do this.

There are two methods implemented in SpectMorph to do the morphing; one is without LPC Envelope, the other is with LPC Envelope. Morphing with LPC Envelope may sound more natural than without it. However, there are a few problems that still need to be fixed in the LPC morphing code. So for some instrument combination / notes, non-LPC-morphing will sound better (less artefacts).

Below you'll find tables for melody, low-melody, chord and bach notes continually (with .155 Hz) changing the sound between two instruments. The instrument combination can be selected by choosing the appropriate table cell. If you just want to listen to one instrument alone, choose the table cell that has both instruments configured to the same instrument (i.e a oboe/oboe morph will not morph at all, but play the notes with an oboe).