#01
Plug de fou
The glitch that loses its mind. In time.
EffectVST3AUInsert it on an audio track
Six chaos machines locked to your track's tempo: stutter, bitcrush, tape stop, reverse, gate and pitch glitch. Turn the big CHAOS knob and GLITCH-O, the mascot, starts to panic. The more he sweats, the crazier it gets.
- 20 recipes ready to go in one second
- DIVISION from 1/4 to 1/32: from gentle chopping to total mayhem
- MIX to dose the disaster
- Save your own configs and get your favourite chaos back
Which Mac do I have? Apple menu > About This Mac: “Chip” = Apple Silicon, “Processor … Intel” = Intel.


#02
SlowMo!
Action-movie slow motion. Without the demon voice.
EffectVST3AUInsert it on an audio track
Want to slow the whole track down in the break, then slam the drop at full speed? SlowMo slows the sound down without changing its pitch (time-stretch). No voice dropping into the basement, no hoarse duck. Just a clean slow-mo, and a purple bird losing its mind.
- 2 knobs, that's it: SLOW and TARGET
- Live tempo display: 120 → 57 BPM
- Perfect for breaks, intros and fake endings
- Back to tempo on the drop, like nothing happened
Which Mac do I have? Apple menu > About This Mac: “Chip” = Apple Silicon, “Processor … Intel” = Intel.
#03
Boom!
The mad scientist of drops.
InstrumentVST3AULoad it on an instrument / MIDI track
Boom builds your drop impacts: sub boom, downlifter, uplifter. And because the sound is generated (not a stretched sample), it stays clean up to 128 bars, locked to your tempo. Riser samples never go that long and sound like a saucepan once stretched. Boom doesn't break.
- A big BOOM! button (yes, you press it)
- Tweakable sub boom: type, tune, length, detune
- Rising or falling swipe, from 1 to 128 bars
- Always in sync with your project's tempo
Boom is an instrument, not an effect. You won't find it among the insert effects: create an instrument track and pick Benjamin Franklin › Boom. In Cubase: Project › Add Track › Instrument. In Ableton: Instruments. In Logic: Software Instrument › AU Instruments.
Which Mac do I have? Apple menu > About This Mac: “Chip” = Apple Silicon, “Processor … Intel” = Intel.