Morphing piano's

That should be very good to see this morphing video, to know finally how it exactly works.
Can't come thru the manual and the enclosed example, it seems trial and error for me to figure this out. 

Found a video from Jurgen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnPXziyGjjY 

The morphing feature in Synfire with all his in and outs seems to be unaccessible for me, because the vague information in the manual.
Cognitone needs to make a video about this .

Thanks for video!

Why are no tooltips in the morphing feature?.. and explanation how to use this ..this whole feature is user-unfriendly made by Cognitone ( that is probably the reason why they are not commercial too: the customer is king !).

- Steps?
- Include original ?
- add variation ?
- fade in or fade out when in musical context ?
- linear?
- random?

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Put into the container defaults of the root container a morphing

setting that fades in linearly over the course of 4 bars. All (!) transitions

between all neighboring containers and all instruments will be morphed without

gaps. You can also restrict the default to a single instrument (Note: Morphing is

available with the Pro edition of Synfre only).

The advantage to this "prototyping" approach is that you can freely experiment with

your composition without endangering existing work. You do not need to delete any

fgures or edit parameters in fnished containers. Put a new container next to it or

into it and listen to the result.

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This parameter allows you to crossfade seamlessly from one phrase to the next.

This creates a completely new phrase with its own content and expression.
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You can choose between Fade-in (the new

phrase appears slowly out of the previous one),

or Fade-out (the current phrase changes slowly

into the next one). Both phrases belong to the

same instrument and are flled in adjacent containers

respectively  ??.

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Morphing thus always

takes place during the transition from one container

to another.
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With the inspector, you determine the direction

as well as the number and length of individual

steps. ???

You can exclude certain parameters from

the crossfade.

You can choose whether the crossfade is linear

or random with accelerating changes.
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You can choose whether to include the

unchanged originals at the beginning and end.

However, this lengthens the space required for

the crossfade by two steps.
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If you have selected "Random", you can throw the dice again by pressing the button

New Suggestion, Please! and immediately judge the results.
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Note: Morphing changes the Fi g ur e even before it is rendered. You can hear,

but not see, this change. If you would like to keep the changed fgure, you must put

an empty container next to it and make a physical copy of it by using Container >>

Make Snapshot.
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Yes ??? is the same as ? ..it is not math !

Its too difficult for me this morphing feature: i don't understand it: i used ??
That is the bottomline  

Thanks for the help Blacksun!
Its Cognitone what fails here to help their users to use their morphing feature in Synfire in my opinion.
 

Something similar can be done for Synfire: see example  http://www.musicdevelopments.com/phrasemorphingt.html