AudioThing has announced an update to the Frostbite 2 spectral freezing audio plugin featuring a ring modulator and feedback module.
Version 2.2 includes a new granular freeze mode, macOS Big Sur support, and more.
With the four freezing modes (spectral, reverb, convolution, granular), you can transform any sound into ambient textures, soundscapes, or just frozen reverbs. Frostbite can also be used for extreme sonic experiments by entirely mangling any source with extreme modulations.
The Signal Flow is flexible, you can rearrange the modules with a simple drag-and-drop, and selects between the two modes: serial and parallel. With the internal LFO you can modulate most of the parameters on each module, creating evolving eerie soundscapes.
Changes in Frostbite v2.2
- Added: New Freeze Mode: Granular.
- Added: macOS 11 Big Sur support (Universal Binary 2 Binary).
- Added: 5 new presets.
- Added: Internal support for left-hand mouse users.
- Added: Light and Dark UI mode.
- Added: Option to enable Accelerated GUI.
- Improved: GUI rendering.
- Fixed: Ableton Live 10 crashing when loading a project with VST3 and Spectral mode enabled.
- Fixed: Global Settings and Parameter locks not recalling properly when loading saved projects.
Frostbite 2 is on sale at AudioThing and from distributor Plugin Boutique, priced 35 USD/EUR until October 3rd, 2021 (regular 59 USD/EUR). The plugin is available in VST/VST3, AU and AAX plugin formats for Windows and Mac.
