Tokøta from Mastering.com shows how Sample Alchemy's three resynthesis engines can turn the same sample into completely different sounds inside Logic Pro.
Granular mode uses size to set grain length, density for how many grains play, and random time and pan to scatter their timing and placement. The result is a lush, drifting texture that works as a starting point for a whole composition.
Additive mode stacks sine waves for a distinctly synthetic tone. Symmetry reshapes the waveform, shifting the balance of odd and even harmonics changes pitch character, and adding more partials increases brightness and fidelity.
Spectral mode works like additive but layers in noise for extra complexity. Formant, filter, blur, gate, cloud, and metalize controls let you push the sound from clean to grainy and metallic, and motion mode records real-time tweaks for evolving, ever-changing textures.