S1gns Of L1fe has announced the release of a dual-sample atmosphere engine designed for creating evolving pads, drones, cinematic beds, and other textural layers from any audio.
Originally built as a Max for Live device, Texture Loom now also includes a native plugin version so it can live outside Ableton while keeping the same visual identity and workflow.
Texture Loom lets users load two samples, blend between them, and sculpt the sound with multimode filtering, amplitude and filter ADSR envelopes, and dedicated motion LFOs before sending the result through an onboard space/reverb section. Each sample can be pitch locked and reversed for deep textural transformation. It’s simple enough to start using right away, yet flexible enough for more complex generative ambience and deep sample-based texture work.
Texture Loom features
- Dual-sample playback engine.
- Load your own audio into Sample A and Sample B.
- Start/Stop, Reverse, Start position, Level, Pan, and Rate controls.
- RATE / SEMI mode for continuous speed control or semitone-based pitch movement.
- Equal-power A/B blend control.
- Blend LFO for slow crossfading motion.
- Multimode filter with Lowpass, Highpass, Bandpass, Notch, Peak, and Allpass.
- Filter cutoff, resonance, drive, and LFO modulation depth controls.
- Two Motion LFOs with multiple shapes: Sine, Triangle, Ramp Up, Ramp Down, Random, Drift, and Glider.
- Motion destinations for Blend, Filter, Space, Sample A Start, and Sample B Speed.
- Onboard stereo space/reverb section with Size, Decay, Mix, and Width.
- Master output with metering.
- INIT button for returning to a clean blank state.
Available for Windows and macOS (VST/VST3 and AU), the plugin is available as a pay-what-you-want download on S1gns Of L1fe’s Gumroad (including free).
In case you’ve missed this earlier, make sure to check out the Sol free textural ambient reverb plugin by Dawesome & S1gns Of L1fe as well.
