SoundMorph
7.0#3 in sound effects libraries$29 one-timeFree planWebmacOSWindows
VisitSoundMorph vs TONSTURM
What both publish
| Fact | SoundMorph | TONSTURM |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The maker describes its products as tools for film, games, music, trailers, and interactive media. | TONSTURM says its products are for sound designers and composers working in film, games, arts, and multimedia. |
| Plugin formats | PHUZE supports VST3, AU, and AAX; AU is macOS only. | DopplerPRO supports VST, VST3, AAX, Audio Suite, and Audio Units formats. |
| Products | SoundMorph sells sound effects libraries, sound design software, and drum products for creative projects. | TONSTURM offers royalty-free sound effect libraries, ambience collections, software plugins, and virtual instruments. |
| Support | The PHUZE product page says SoundMorph aims to reply within 24 hours on weekdays. | For replacement download links, TONSTURM asks customers to email their order number; it also offers contact by email or message form. |
SoundMorph plans
- DR01DFree
- Galactic Assistant$29, paid once
- Evil Twin$29, paid once
- Wave Warper 2$99, paid once
- DUST$99, paid once
- PHUZE$149, paid once
TONSTURM plans
No prices published.
Pick SoundMorph if…
SoundMorph suits creators making audio for film, games, music, trailers, or interactive media. PHUZE may appeal to users who want to build layered effects from loaded samples, while DR01D offers a free browser-based option.
Pick TONSTURM if…
It suits professional sound designers, composers, post-production teams, and game developers working on film, games, or multimedia. Dolby Atmos and broadcast workflows are specifically supported.