Lese Audio Technologies has released another plugin, titled Frahm.
Here's what they say:
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.
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.
When multiple instances of Frahm are layered on top of each-other in your DAW, you can create highly intricate soundscapes, all in real time.
Frahm is able to operate it's spatial engine in multiple different modes depending on your intended application. Binaural for headphone-optimized listening, and stereo for conventional speaker setups.
Frahm is built around a 3D "force field system", described here:
The heart of Frahm is it's "force field" particle system. Essentially, these functions take in a position of a particle and return a direction for the particle to move in. The particle then gets nudged in that direction.
Each of one of Frahm's force-field algorithms have their own parameters which can uniquely affect the behavior of the algorithm. Couple this with the ability to cross-fade between two different functions, Frahm can create sound movements in almost any fashion.
Outside of the individual algorithm parameters, Frahm also features "Meta parameters", such as movement speed, movement basis (that is, which axis particles will be travelling along), and simulation size.
Price: 55 USD. A demo version is available in VST3, AU, and AAX formats.
