// Open Source — Audio / Reverse Engineering & Synth Plugin Development
Morphix
A polyphonic morphing wavetable synthesizer plugin (AUv3 / VST3 / Standalone) — a from-scratch reconstruction of the lost 2005 FSR Morphite, with its architecture, parameters, and complete 64-patch factory bank recovered from the original binary and rebuilt with JUCE.
The FSR Morphite was a 2005 Windows VST whose source code was lost. Morphix rebuilds it from scratch: its signal path, all 29 parameters, and the full 64-patch factory bank were reverse-engineered from the original binary and re-implemented with JUCE as a modern, multi-architecture plugin. The voice is a single morphing wavetable oscillator — one morph control sweeps continuously through the table, smoothly blending one waveform into the next — feeding a state-variable filter with its own ADSR, an amp VCA, and a stereo flanger on the output, with a tempo-syncable LFO routable to morph and cutoff. The recovered factory bank ships as standard Steinberg .vstpreset files (also exposed as host programs), and users can import and export their own from the UI. Morphix does no networking and collects nothing — no account, no telemetry, everything runs locally.
Key Features
Platforms: macOS (universal arm64 + x86_64) · iOS / iPadOS (AUv3, iOS 13+) · Windows (x64 + ARM64) · Linux (x86_64 + aarch64). An independent reconstruction — the original FSR Morphite is referenced only as the historical source of the recovered design.
// Screenshots — macOS (AUv3 / VST3 / Standalone)
// Screenshots — iOS / iPadOS