Ghost freezes the last four seconds of whatever is playing and lets you play around inside the frozen sound. Pads, risers, haunted atmospheres, endless tails: all from audio you already have.
Get started in 3 steps
1. Put Ghost on a track. In your DAW, drop Ghost on any track that has sound on it: a vocal, a synth, a whole loop.
2. Hit FREEZE while it plays. Ghost traps the last four seconds of audio. The music keeps going, but now Ghost is holding a frozen copy for you.
3. Move the XY pad. Drag around the pad to travel through the frozen sound. Different spots sound completely different. When you find magic, keep it.
Make it yours
RANDOMIZE and seeds. Every seed number is a different haunting. Type a seed in, get the same character back any time. Found one you love? Write the number down or save it.
Favorites. Save the spots you love and recall them instantly.
Mix it in. Blend the frozen ghost under the dry sound for texture, or go full wet for pads and transitions.
Pro tip
Freeze a vocal, go full wet, and record long passes to a new track while you ride the XY pad. Chop the best moments: instant custom pad kit.
Common questions
What does a freeze effect do? It captures a moment of sound and holds it forever, like pressing pause on the audio itself. Ghost freezes that moment with granular processing and haunted tape character, so a single chord or vocal breath becomes an endless, evolving pad.
Is Ghost really free? Yes. Enter your email and the download starts right away. Full version, no locked knobs, no trial timer.
What DAWs does Ghost work in? Any macOS DAW that loads VST3 or AU plugins: Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, GarageBand, Reaper, Studio One and more. Logic and GarageBand pick up the AU version automatically.
Is there a Windows version of Ghost? Windows builds are finished and getting their final polish. macOS is live today and Windows lands soon. Join the email list when you download and you will hear the moment it drops.
How do I install Ghost? Run the installer and it puts the VST3 and AU files in the right folders for you. Restart your DAW, rescan plugins if needed, and it shows up like any other plugin.