AUDIO EFFECT PLUGIN
Feed it anything (a chord, a field recording, a voice) and Ambiotica spins it into an evolving ambient spacescape. A rolling looper delay, a granular cloud, micro-loops, and a modulated, chorded reverb, all pulled together by Gravity.
iOS + AUv3, macOS (VST3 + AU), Windows VST3, and Linux VST3 plugin.
Your sound rolls through four stages, each a living constellation in the plugin. Tap any stage's constellation to bypass it and build the exact chain you want.
The source splits to Orbit (Looper) → Constellate (Granular) and, in parallel, Satellite (Micro-loop); both merge into Tail (Reverb). Flux's drift feeds the post-harmony tail back to the source (regeneration), so it re-grains and self-evolves; Spectra rings that tail into a tuned chord; Event Horizon stops the regeneration.
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A tempo-synced rolling looper. The knob sets the loop length and feeds it back on itself, so layers stack up into an evolving bed.
Clouds the sound into grains. Turn it up and the grains grow and spread in pitch together, from a sparse sparkle to a thick pad scattering into octaves and fifths.
A second, faster loop. Down for a long, rolling version; turn it up and it tightens into a tiny fragment that freezes and sustains into a drone.
The reverb's decay, from a small room to an endless wash. It stretches the Spectra ring along with it.
Sets the reverb tail in motion (shimmer and a stereo drift) and feeds it back into Orbit, so the chain re-grains and keeps evolving on its own.
A bank of resonators tuned to your chord. Raise it to ring the reverb tail into a harmonic shimmer.
Reverse. Flips the loops and grains so they play backward.
The master pull. It raises feedback, decay, granular density, freeze and motion all at once, collapsing the whole chain into a single sustained drone.
The counter-force. It pulls feedback, decay, the chord ring and the regeneration down together, emptying the chain toward silence.
See and hear Ambiotica in action.
Bring an evolving, regenerative ambient spacescape to your iOS device or DAW.