Fluorotype

Radiographic sound processing

Fluorotype is an experimental radiography-inspired audio effect built around the idea of scanning, exposing, reconstructing and reprinting sound.

Instead of behaving like a standard distortion, filter or delay, Fluorotype uses X-ray maps, CT-style stacks, segmentation masks and factory image plates to shape the audio. It can move from subtle machine colouration to spectral smear, ghostly reconstruction, unstable detector artefacts, body-map filtering and strange radiographic print-through.

Features

• Image-driven audio processing.
• Factory CR and MASK plates.
• Loadable X-ray maps, masks and CT/DICOM-style sources.
• Scan, Anatomy, Morph, Imaging and Output control banks.
• Tomography, ring artefacts, fracture, stretch, smear, dust and fusion controls.
• Curated factory presets for pads, drums, drones, vocals, field recordings and experimental sound design.
• Automatable controls for evolving textures and animated processing.

Fluorotype is designed for dark ambient, industrial music, experimental electronics, film and game sound design, drones, degraded textures and unusual spectral processing.