FXmorph Download

Beta VST3 · AU · Standalone

Sequence every effect.

FXmorph runs 12 effects in series and automates every parameter with a host-synced step sequencer. Rhythmic filter sweeps, stutter delays, evolving reverbs, pumping compression — movement that locks to your project tempo.

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12 effects · 36 base + mod lanes · 150+ presets · 1–32 bars

The actual FXmorph interface — 12 effects in series, sequenced.

The chain

Twelve effects, in series

A full signal chain in one plugin — scroll to route the signal through it.

  • 01

    Filter

    LP / HP / BP with resonance.

  • 02

    Delay

    Tempo-synced, ping-pong.

  • 03

    Reverb

    Pre-delay and freeze.

  • 04

    Distortion

    tanh / clip / fold / bitcrush.

  • 05

    Chorus

    Feedback and stereo width.

  • 06

    Sidechain Comp

    Attack / release + GR meter.

  • 07

    EQ

    Shape the tone in the chain.

  • 08

    Phaser

    Sweeping notches, tempo-synced.

  • 09

    Flanger

    Jet-sweep with feedback.

  • 10

    Tremolo / Auto-Pan

    Rhythmic amplitude & stereo.

  • 11

    Ring Mod

    Metallic, anti-aliased.

  • 12

    Lo-Fi

    Sample-rate & bit crush.

Why FXmorph

Built for movement

Automate anything without touching your DAW's automation lanes — and keep it all locked to tempo.

  • Host-synced sequencer

    1–32 bars, 4/8/16 steps per bar, with per-lane loop length for polyrhythms.

  • Bipolar modulation

    Every param has a base knob and a depth control — the lane modulates around the base, centre = no change.

  • Hold & glide smoothing

    Sample-accurate, click-free interpolation. Snap, ramp, or glide between steps.

  • MIDI learn

    Right-click any base knob to map a CC. Perform the sequence from your controller.

  • A / B compare

    Audition two pattern variations instantly and keep the one that hits.

  • Lane draw tools

    Paint ramps, sine, triangle, or square shapes — invert and reverse in a click.

Formats

Runs in your DAW

Any VST3 or AU host. Installers ship for every platform.

VST3AUStandalone
  • Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
  • macOS 10.14+ · Intel & Apple Silicon
  • Linux Ubuntu 20.04+ · 64-bit

Download

Pre-release beta

Get the FXmorph beta

FXmorph is in open beta — download it and try it while we gather feedback. Builds are unsigned for now; each download includes an INSTALL.txt with per-OS steps. Grab the build for your system below.

macOS
VST3 · AU · Standalone Universal — Apple Silicon + Intel, macOS 10.13+ Unsigned beta: right-click the plugin/app → Open on first launch.
Windows
VST3 · Standalone 64-bit · Windows 10 / 11 Unsigned beta: if SmartScreen appears, choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux
VST3 · Standalone 64-bit · Ubuntu 20.04+ Unzip and copy the .vst3 into ~/.vst3.
v0.3.0 · beta All releases & changelog

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know before you load FXmorph. Want the full walkthrough? Grab the User Guide below.

  • What formats and operating systems are supported?

    FXmorph ships as VST3, AU, and Standalone. macOS builds are Universal (Apple Silicon + Intel, macOS 10.13+); Windows is 64-bit VST3 + Standalone; Linux is VST3 + Standalone. AU is macOS-only. It loads in any VST3/AU host — Ableton Live, Logic, FL Studio, Bitwig, Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, and more.

  • What exactly does FXmorph do?

    It runs 12 effects in series — Filter, Delay, Reverb, Distortion, Chorus, Sidechain Comp, EQ, Phaser, Flanger, Tremolo/Auto-Pan, Ring Mod, and Lo-Fi — and lets a host-synced step sequencer automate every parameter. Each parameter has a base knob value plus a per-step modulation lane, so you can draw rhythmic filter sweeps, stutter delays, gated reverbs, and pumping compression that all lock to your project tempo.

  • How do the modulation lanes work?

    Every parameter has a Base value (the knob) and a bipolar step lane. The lane centre means “no change”; steps above add a positive offset, steps below subtract — and a per-lane Depth control sets how far a full step reaches. Set the number of bars (1–32) and steps-per-bar, optionally add swing and step glide, and the whole pattern follows host tempo. The full User Guide explains this in detail.

  • How many presets are included?

    Over 150 factory presets across every effect category — Filter, Delay, Reverb, Distortion, Chorus, Compressor, EQ, Modulation, Lo-Fi, and Combos — plus a new “Mayhem” category where every preset engages all 12 effects at once. You can also save and recall your own presets, and A/B two states instantly.

  • Is there MIDI or parameter automation support?

    Yes. The sequencer is tempo-synced to your host transport, and every base parameter is exposed for host automation, so you can record and draw moves from your DAW on top of the step sequences.

  • This is a beta — what does that mean for me?

    Beta builds are unsigned while we gather feedback. On macOS, right-click the plugin/app and choose Open on first launch; on Windows, click “More info → Run anyway” if SmartScreen appears. Each download includes an INSTALL.txt with per-OS steps. Found a bug or have a request? Let us know.

  • What are the system requirements?

    A 64-bit host on macOS 10.13+, Windows 10+, or a modern Linux distro. FXmorph is lightweight, but with all 12 effects and dense modulation active, CPU scales with the number of enabled effects — bypass what you are not using to save headroom.

Read the full User Guide Every control, effect, and the step sequencer — explained in detail.

Pre-release beta

Start sequencing.

FXmorph is in open beta. Download it, put it through its paces, and tell us what you think.

Download the beta Read the FAQ