Audio Spices has launched Ginger Morse Code, a creative slicer plugin that converts typed words into rhythmic gating patterns based on Morse code. The plugin is designed to apply those patterns to incoming audio, allowing language to be embedded as rhythm within a track.
Ginger Morse Code translates a text string into Morse code, then uses its dots and dashes to create a sequence of gates for the input signal. A held pad, vocal recording, noise source, guitar part, or other sustained material can therefore be rhythmically shaped according to the word or phrase entered by the user.
Rather than using a conventional step-sequencer grid, the plugin derives its pattern directly from the Morse-code structure of the typed text. Short and long Morse signals become rhythmic events, creating an arrangement of gates based on the selected message.
Audio Spices describes Ginger Morse Code as a tool for turning static audio into movement while retaining a text-based source for the rhythm. The entered word or phrase can function as a hidden message in the production, with its Morse pattern represented in the processed audio.
Suggested uses include processing chopped vocals, stuttered guitar parts, pulsing pads, and noise-based textures. The plugin can also be used wherever a user wants to derive rhythmic patterns from typed language rather than programming individual steps.
Ginger Morse Code is available for $59, with a limited-time launch price of $39. A full-featured seven-day trial version is also available.
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