Lese Audio Technologies Frahm

Frahm is a multi-spatializer, using force fields. Built on top of a particle-based force field system, Frahm takes the movement of particles that it simulates and treats them as sound sources in three dimensional space. Like Transfer, but controlled indirectly, and with a bunch of sources. Frahm allows you to select from ten different force-field algorithms, adjust their parameters and even mix two of them together for your desired result.

Features:

1. Optimized doppler shift Spatializing with doppler shift sounds great. What sounds better is doing it for every single particle, all the while using only a fraction of the CPU usage as other plugins doing fractional delays.
2. Made For Performing Resize, freeze, and alter Frahm’s internal audio buffer with minimal artifacting. All in real time.
3. Peek into the Chaos Frahm’s 3D viewport lets you see exactly how your particles are moving. Use the X / Y sliders to change the view angle of the space, or just drag your mouse. It it gets better though; Enable “Force Field” display mode in the viewport’s options to get an understanding of what movements will occur depending on where your particles are located.
4. User-Drawable Force Fields New in 1.1.0: Select the “User” algorithm and open up the editor to draw your own force fields! A lot of different options for doing drawing are available, and you “scan through” the third dimensions to draw force values on different “slices” of the algorithm.
5. Use your own Sounds New in 1.2.0: Drag & drop samples into the particle visualizer, and Frahm will use them instead of incoming audio to generate sound. This turns Frahm into a “pseudorandom sound generator”

Requirements:

• mac
  • ram:0
  • disk:0
  • notes:Runs on ARM and Intel macs
  • support:
    • 64_bit
  • plugins:
    • VST-3
    • AU
    • AAX
• windows
  • ram:0
  • disk:0
  • support:
    • 64_bit
  • plugins:
    • VST-3
    • AAX

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