AIR Music Technology Loom II 2.2.0
PopularLoom II is a modular additive synthesizer plugin from AIR Music Technology that builds rich, evolving sounds from up to 512 sine wave partials using 34 editable modules and a signature, programmable Morph Pad. With 8-voice polyphony, a distinctive Spectral Noise section, and 500 factory patches from renowned sound designers, it's built for ambient textures, pads, and organic sound design — though it only supports older macOS versions and predates Apple Silicon.
Features
Loom II is a modular additive synthesizer plugin from AIR Music Technology that builds rich, evolving sounds from up to 512 sine wave partials using 34 editable modules and a signature, programmable Morph Pad. With 8-voice polyphony, a distinctive Spectral Noise section, and 500 factory patches from renowned sound designers, it's built for ambient textures, pads, and organic sound design — though it only supports older macOS versions and predates Apple Silicon.
Features
AIR Music Technology Loom II 2.2.0 Overview
Key Features
34 Editable Modules Users can select and combine from 34 different editable modules to construct a patch, adding depth, texture, and real-time movement to the resulting sound. Programmable Morph Pad The signature Morph Pad lets users morph between user-defined variations of a patch, bringing continuous evolution and motion to sounds well beyond a static preset. 8-Voice Polyphony Polyphony was expanded to 8 voices in Loom II specifically in response to user requests from owners of the original Loom. Spectral Noise Section A dedicated Spectral Noise section allows a secondary oscillator to replace or enrich the additive spectrum (built from the Sine Oscillator) with a noise-based spectrum, opening up new textural possibilities within additive synthesis. Enhanced Morph Pad Options Loom II expands on the original's Morph Pad with additional configuration options, giving users finer control over how patch morphing behaves. Built-In Reverb Effect An integrated reverb effect helps finished sounds sit naturally in a mix, or can be used to build a more expansive, ambient audio environment directly within the plugin.