Remo De Vico
4 things from Remo De Vico have come through here, 2 of them free. Instrument plugin. Every detail below is from their own pages.
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Loom
by Remo De Vico
Time-stretch texture instrument. Weave controls grain overlap from 1 to 16. Scatter invents phase from 0 to 100 percent.
Free · 62 ratings, 4.9 average
Frankenstein
by Remo De Vico
Sample fragment generator. Loads up to 30 samples. Generates waves with 12 to 64 slices.
needs Ableton Live · Free · 13 ratings, 5.0 average
Shatter
by Remo De Vico
Granular fragment spatialization instrument. Slices cut at rising zero-crossings. Granular pitch-preserving time-stretching.
$20 · 5 ratings, 5.0 average
Spectrowalk
by Remo De Vico
Spectrogram walking granular instrument. Four sounds load as adjacent worlds with crossfade. Binaural HRTF spatialization with head tracking.
Max for Live, Standalone · $12
Questions people ask
Are these really free?
2 of the 4 on this page cost nothing at the time we checked. Free here means a price of zero on the maker's own page, not a trial and not a cut-down edition. Some makers ask for an email address before the download; their page says so, and we do not.
What formats are these in?
Of the 4 listed: Max for Live (1), Standalone (1). Where a maker does not state a format we leave it blank rather than guess, so an entry with nothing listed is one whose page did not say.
Do any of these need something I might not have?
Some do: Ableton Live. That requirement is printed on the entry itself, because it is the part people find out after downloading. Where a maker ships a wrapper for one host beside a plugin that runs anywhere, the requirement belongs to the version being sold, not to both.
How were these picked?
They came through the same filter as everything we post: a maker's own page, read and stored, with every number checked against it. 3 of the 4 here carry buyer ratings, which are printed. We do not rank things we have not measured, and nothing on this page claims a listening test we did not do.