Features

• 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.
• Made For Performing Resize, freeze, and alter Frahm’s internal audio buffer with minimal artifacting. All in real time.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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”