Parameter Morpher

The first utility device for Ableton Live that lets you morph between two presets with one single knob. Designed for both quick experimentation and precise control, with per-parameter scope, fast UI, and safety feedback built in.

Features

• Morphing with scope
  Turn Morph on or off per parameter, so only the parameters you choose will respond to the morph dial (0–100%).
• Multi-device support
  Works with instruments, audio effects, midi effects and third party plugins. Morph between presets without losing A/B snapshots or per-parameter on/off within the session.
• Snapshot capture & edit
  Capture two snapshots (A and B) from the current device. Edit A/B directly in the table (enter numbers, “-” to clear). The device auto-sets Morph OFF if A and B are equal, and turns it ON again if you later capture/edit them to differ.
• Only-Active view
  Toggle Only Active to show just the parameters with Morph = ON for a clean, performance-ready view.
• Safe refresh (no data loss)
  Refresh the track to pick up newly added devices or new parameters. Existing A/B values and on/off states are preserved.
• Live feedback outputs
  The green rings around A and B report whether any snapshots exist for the selected device.
• Table UI designed for speed
  Compact, inline editing. Parameter names left-aligned; A, B, and Value centered. “-” shown when A/B are empty. Color coding: Morph ON = green, OFF = gray, A/B present = teal, Values = gray.
• Bulk actions
  All On / All Off quickly toggles Morph scope across every parameter of the selected device.

How it works

1. Drop the device on a track.
2. Choose a target device from the dropdown.
3. Enable Morph ON for the parameters you want to move.
4. Capture A and B (or type values directly).
5. Turn the Morph dial (0–100%) to move between A and B.
6. Use Only Active for a focused performance view

Requirements

Ableton Live Suite with Max for Live (Live 12 recommended).

Works on macOS (Windows not yet tested).

This tool is built for producers and performers who want:

• smooth A/B morphing across many parameters
• precise control over what responds (per-parameter scope + filter view)
• live-safe behavior with clear visual and boolean feedback
• a fast, compact interface that suits both quick play and detailed tweaking