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Smorph: Playable Sound Morphing with Diffusion Models
Sound morphing, generating intermediate sounds that transition from one sonic identity to another, can be a powerful tool for musical sound design. Existing diffusion-based morphing approaches entangle temporal structure and timbral identity, offering no mechanism to hold one fixed while transformin
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