(m)ORPH began as an experiment to disrupt traditional DAW-based stereo mixing and evolved into an XR platform for interactive music, immersive spatial-audio listening, and live performance. Using Unity, Wwise, HRTF rendering, and physics-driven behaviors, the system treats audio objects as spatial entities whose distance, motion, and interaction shape both mix and composition in real time. This session examines the architectural decisions, technical implementation, gestural interface design, and intentional abstraction that enable emergent behavior and “musical happy accidents.” Attendees will gain insight into designing interactive audio systems that function as instruments rather than playback engines, and inspire a new breed of music lovers who want to actively engage rather than passively consume.