Loom II is an award-winning modular additive synthesizer with a shape-shifting Morph Pad that makes it easy to create rich, swirling and captivating sounds. The original Loom was considered a triumph of its time when it was launched. Now, Loom II builds on this with unique and powerful new features as requested by our loyal users.
Opalize [ˈoʊpəˌlaɪz] | To make something shimmer with shifting colours. When applying saturation or distortion to an audio signal, we often do so to add harmonics – to make basslines more audible on small speakers, add punch to drums, or help synths and instruments cut through the mix. In short: We want to sculpt the harmonic content of our sounds precisely – without introducing obvious, unpleasant distortion.
Partikl is a powerful granular delay and temporal shifting device that can process your audio into unexpected musical forms. At the heart of the Partikl engine is a granular processor that can chop, pitch shift, time stretch and reorganize incoming audio. A set of LFO and RANDOM functions allow you animate the granular engine while a variable delay line adds space and subtle nuances to the effect.
‘Shifting Shapes’ is a deep insight into his productions and offers a wide range of signature sounds and loops to use. As you’d expect from being a Deep Heads release, the sample pack delivers some floaty frequencies, especially in the Melody loops and Pads, but unsurprisingly being a pack from Biome, there are some very gritty basslines and drum loops that showcase the sound that use is so well known for. Presented mainly at 140 BPM, it displays a wide range of influences and sounds that represent Biome and his sound. It’s an expansive sample pack that delivers a diverse pallet of producer tools.
