Morph Grid 4D

2D grid transitions through wave, mesh bloom, fold, crystallize, and dissolve states over the track

4D EngineMediumBest for: Electronic, Experimental, Ambient, Pop

Morph Grid 4D starts with a flat uniform grid and progressively morphs its geometry. The 6 modes describe sequential geometric transformations: wave distortion, pixel-to-mesh elevation, bloom expansion, accordion fold/unfold, crystallization of vertices, and final dissolution. Audio amplitude drives per-cell displacement throughout.

Key Features

6 geometric morph stagesPer-cell audio displacementGrid resolution control

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionRange / Options
4D Modegrid-to-wave / pixel-to-mesh / bloom-expand / fold-unfold / crystallize / dissolveSelect
Grid Cols / RowsGrid subdivision density8–40
Morph SpeedRate of geometric transition0.1–3.0

Tips & Best Practices

  1. 1

    bloom-expand with a 30-col grid and high beat sensitivity creates organic cell division.

  2. 2

    dissolve is most effective as a track outro — let it run to completion.

Export Performance

2D Canvas. Grid density is the performance driver — keep under 20×12 for 60fps export.

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