Record your voice and drag it wherever you like.
Morph is not a grid of effects. It is a plane with two axes, and you move them with one finger:
• PITCH — how high or deep the voice is, up to an octave either way.
• BODY — how big the speaker sounds: the same pitch in a wider or a narrower throat.
They are two different things, and keeping them apart is the whole point. Drop the pitch while leaving the body alone and you get a deep voice talking at your speed — the one a simple slow-down cannot do, because slowing down moves everything at once. Raise the body while leaving the pitch alone and you get somebody small talking in your voice.
The names — Giant, Deep, Child, Squirrel, Alien — are shortcuts: they move the point to a place on the plane. You can always drag it somewhere else.
HOW IT WORKS
• Hold the button and speak, up to fifteen seconds.
• Let go: your voice comes back deformed.
• Drag the point and listen again as often as you like.
• Save and share only the ones you want.
The app opens with a voice already loaded, so you can try the axes before recording anything — and it keeps working even if you say no to the microphone.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
• It does not imitate anybody else's voice. It deforms your own, with signal processing: no models, no clones.
• It sends nothing over the network. All the work happens on the phone, aeroplane mode included.
• It does not keep the recording. It stays in memory while the app is open and is gone when you close it. A file exists only if you press "Save and share", and it goes into the app's own folder.
• No account, no sign-up, no profile.
PERMISSIONS
• Microphone — to record your voice. It is what the app does. Without it the sample voice remains and both axes still work.
• Internet — only for the ads, which are what make the app free.
Morph is one of the MindContact apps: tools that open and work straight away, with no account and no server.
Privacy policy: https://mindcontact.app/mcma-morph/privacy/en/
Bend your voice on two axes: how high it is and how big the speaker sounds.