Make Noise Morphagene
A Eurorack module for granular sampling and microsound manipulation using SD cards and voltage control.
Overview
The Make Noise Morphagene is a Eurorack module for granular sampling and reel-based sound manipulation. Tom Erbe of Soundhack collaborated on it. It works with Reels, Splices, and Genes to turn audio into evolving textures. Audio input and output are stereo, every sound manipulation parameter takes voltage control, and a clock input handles time-based stretching and squashing of audio. Samples live on an SD card, with a maximum sampling time of 87 seconds per sample.
Specifications
| Product type | electronic music module |
| Format | Eurorack |
| Width | 20 hp |
| Depth | 30 mm |
| Power requirements | 165 mA @ +12V, 20 mA @ -12V |
| Sampling time | 87 seconds per sample |
| Storage | SD card slot |
| Audio specifications | 48000Hz, Stereo, 32-bit floating point |
| Signal I/O | STEREO I/O |
Design
The Morphagene is built around a tape-inspired idea of microsound exploration. Digital signal processing drives the granular techniques, so you can splice, morph, and time-stretch audio. All sound parameters take voltage control, and the clock input synchronizes the audio transformations. Audio is stored and read from an SD card. The system runs at 48 kHz with 32-bit floating-point precision.
Market
Recent listings on ModularGrid show asking prices from $465.00 to $541.35 in early 2026. Some units come with original accessories, including the SD card and packaging.
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