Audio tools, by design
Focused effects that turn mathematical structure into musical movement—from living prime-field reverbs to responsive saturation and fractal echoes.
The collection
Every Fractisonic plugin begins with a distinct signal idea, then removes everything that gets between you and the sound.
Prime FDN / Geometric reverb
Sixteen prime-number delay lines, golden-ratio spacing, and energy-preserving motion create a reverb field that feels dense, dimensional, and alive.
Two-channel tube preamplifier
Two distinct preamp voices move from broad, round warmth to tighter, harder breakup—with bias, sag, impedance, and harmonics open for deeper shaping.
Fractal pattern delay
Cantor, Sierpiński, and seeded Fern structures become rhythmic echoes and finite ambient trails—designed as sound-shaping geometry, not decoration.
Flagship reverb
FRACTAL / 1.0
Fractal distributes sixteen prime-number delay lines along a golden-ratio curve, then moves energy through the field without turning the tail into pitch wobble.
Designed into the signal
Beyond the faceplate
Prime spacing, self-similar patterns, and energy-balanced networks shape the sound before they ever reach the screen.
Topology-aware transitions and orthogonal movement keep evolving effects focused under real automation.
Fast paths for musical decisions. Precise controls for the sessions where every behavior matters.
Find your instrument
Each plugin is built around a different musical job. Start with what the track needs.
Dispatches from the field
Release news and development notes for KTG Modeler and Fractal Loom. Send a pre-filled request from your email app. Low volume. High signal.
Good to know
Support / FAQ
The current collection is macOS-first. Fractal supports macOS 12+ as AUv2, VST3, and standalone on Apple Silicon and Intel. KTG Modeler and Fractal Loom are still in pre-release development.
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Fractal is a dense algorithmic reverb built around a sixteen-line feedback field. Fractal Loom is a multi-tap delay that maps three fractal structures into discrete echoes and bounded ambient trails.
No. The current model is a calibration-ready, synthetic two-voice tube-preamp design. It should not be described as a measured or exact recreation of specific hardware.
Fractal Loom is actively under construction and does not yet have a public release date. Request updates above for progress and availability news.