MOK Waverazor

MOK Waverazor is an experimental synthesizer built around waveform slicing: it divides waves into segments and recombines them into complex, evolving shapes. Adjust tuning, level, phase and DC offset for individual slices to sculpt abrasive leads, fractured basslines or atmospheric cinematic pads. A central oscilloscope helps you see the waveform as you work, while performance controllers let you morph several parameters together. For deeper exploration, Mutant AM applies patterned amplitude modulation to harmonic content, and Multi-Sync introduces multiple hard-sync points for dense, harmonically rich textures. The contextual editor reveals connected modules as you focus on them, making intricate patches easier to navigate. Included presets offer starting points, with version 2 adding 50 patches by Richard Devine. Waverazor suits electronic producers and adventurous sound designers who want to move beyond familiar synth tones.