Roadmap
Now, next, later.
What is being built, in the order it is coming. Dates arrive when the work does; the changelog records what shipped. Have a request? Write to support@tonamorph.com.
Now
In progress for the launch build.
Sign in from your browser
Approve the plugin in a browser tab instead of typing a password, so a Google account works inside the DAW too.
Measured speed numbers
A benchmark set of 20 clips gives a real p95 from drop to playable; the number replaces the qualified wording on the site.
Signed installers
Apple notarisation and a Windows certificate, so installing no longer means clicking past a warning.
Next
Queued after launch, in this order.
Choose the key yourself
Override the detected root and scale when the detection disagrees with you, instead of switching Scale-Lock off.
Drag a stem out as audio
Pull any separated stem into the timeline as a .wav, the same way the MIDI already drags out.
Velocity that plays like an instrument
How hard you hit a key changes level and brightness, not just whether a note sounds.
Mono, legato and glide
A monophonic mode with portamento, so bass lines behave like a bass rather than a sampler.
Warm engine during peak hours
A GPU kept ready through the evening so the first morph of a session is as fast as the rest.
Later
Planned, not scheduled.
ADSR and filter per stem
The envelope the plugin already detects, plus a high- and low-pass filter, on knobs your DAW can automate.
Your recent morphs, reopened free
A library of what you have already morphed, so reopening one costs nothing.
Start and loop editor
Drag the start and loop points on the waveform, snapped to zero crossings.
Stems on separate outputs
Route each stem to its own output for mixing in the DAW.
Priority lane for paid morphs
Pack and subscription morphs skip ahead of free ones when the queue is busy.
Sign-in stored in the system keychain
Plugin credentials kept in the macOS Keychain and Windows credential store.
More stems and longer clips
Guitar and piano as separate instruments, and clips beyond six minutes.