Hematohm

Hematohm is one of those audio plugins that you insert into your host application and make a wonderful mess of things. With it you are able to take your audio and mutate it into something completely different and unique sounding.

The plugin is easy to install and should pose no problem to any user. A nice thing about Hematohm, because you can’t actually call it a feature, is the fact that it comes with two ways in which you can view and consequently, interact with it.

You are able to choose between a classic or ‘funky’ skin for the plugin. The first offers you a standard, analog device-looking design while the other is made to be used after you’re already familiar with how the plugin works and what it can do because the latter looks completely alien.

As any self-respecting plugin should, Hematohm offers you the possibility to create and manage a decent number of presets which you can save on your hard drive. They are activated with a simple click of the mouse and the preset panel even offers you a knob you can use to set the time in which the plugin makes the transition from one preset to the other.

Hematohm provides you with the usual knobs that you can use to adjust various parameters. With them you get to influence the overall effect, control the LFO, envelope and delay properties.

A thing that is worth mentioning is that for each knob you can use two ways to adjust them. With one selected/activated, moving the mouse up or down allows you to quickly change the values for the parameters while swiping left to right or vice versa has the same result but with much more precision.

Though not much has actually been said about Hematohm, it’s enough to make you understand that if you’re looking to obtain some weird and grimy sounds, you should definitely give it a try.