Imagine a custom instrument, effect, or MIDI processor. amorph compiles it live from real DSP, and you play it — right now, in your DAW.
For decades, making new sounds meant navigating someone else's architecture.
Presets. Parameters. Menus built for someone else's imagination.
What if the tool you need did not exist until you described it?
amorph is not a fixed plugin.
It is a platform that runs as VST3/AU runtimes inside your DAW. You describe the custom audio tool you need -- a synth, effect, or MIDI processor -- and amorph compiles it into something you can play. No presets. No templates. No one else's architecture.
amorph sits closer to Reaktor, Max, or Pure Data than to a preset synth or a polished mastering processor. The difference is language: you can describe the tool, inspect the generated Cmajor code, and keep refining it inside the session.
Use it when the commercial plugin you want does not exist yet: a MIDI-tracked comb filter, a transient-reactive delay, an evolving drone synth, or a generative sequencer with rules only your track needs.
We write algorithms so you can write music.
amorph turns language into playable, ownable DSP — compiled live via an embedded Cmajor JIT engine.
v0.99 Open Beta (Gumroad today): Ask → Compile → Play via copy-paste and the Lab editor;
Explore to browse and install chosen, verified patches (curated by Artists in DSP — not open upload).
Three runtimes: Instrument, FX, and MIDI on macOS and Windows.
Next: v1 beta — MCP, in-plugin BYOK, and share your patch via unlisted link
(preview on Discord #announcements).
Listing your patch in the Explore catalog comes later (not in v1 beta).
v1.0 official target: end summer 2026.
For AI agents: llms.txt · amorph-for-agents