Morphing in Pro Tools

Rishabh Rajan Apr 12, 2012

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We've all seen how you can morph one face into another in the graphical world. In this screencast Rishabh Rajan shows us how to achieve the same thing with audio using Pro Tools.

Morphing is a concept well known to users of Native Instruments' now out of production synth, 'Kore 2' as well as Reaktor and FM8. Its where one sound seamlessly transforms into another. I have discovered a way to do the same using plugin automation in Pro Tools.

Normally this would be quite tedious with automating multiple parameters but there is a not too well known feature in Pro Tools called 'Glide Automation' which can be used to create this morphing effect really quick and on any plugin that can be automated.

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Rishabh Rajan

Rishabh Rajan is a graduate of Berklee College of Music, with a Major in Film Scoring. He has written music for a few independent films while working in Los Angeles, many of which played in the local festival circuits. For about a year Rishabh worked as an Apple Logic Pro trainer in India. Currently Rishabh is a Music Production lecturer at International College of Music (ICOM) in Malaysia. He is also continuing to write music for indie films on a part time basis. Rishabh is also a sample library producer for Bela D Media and has developed some content for Twisted Tools.

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