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Bruno and Reso are a pair of TDM plug-ins that process audio using a sound generation technique known as cross-synthesis.
Cross-synthesis generates complex sound textures by using an audio track as a tone source then applying a variety of synthesizer-type effects to that tone source. Bruno and Reso each use a different sound generation method:
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Bruno uses time-slicing, a technique whereby timbres are extracted from the source audio during playback and crossfaded together. This crossfading between signals can create a rhythmic pulse in the sound as the timbre changes.
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Reso uses a resonator, which adds harmonic overtones to the source audio through a short signal delay line with a feedback loop.
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In both cases, the processed sound can then be played in real time or sequenced using the MIDI recording and playback capabilities of Pro Tools.