⚓️ Got skip? 💿 The VCB-SKPR is a BPM-synced glitch and granular stutter plugin that slices your audio in real time, then reorders, reverses, pitch-shifts, and destroys the pieces in ways that sound simultaneously catastrophic and completely intentional. Built on our proprietary VCB (Virtual Circuit Bending) technology, it models the behavior of real damaged hardware — actual CD players that were burned, trashed, circuit-bent, and had their last dying sounds captured before they expired. This isn't algorithmic glitch. This is digital archaeology with a distortion pedal. ⚓ WHO IT'S FOR Glitch producers. Experimental electronic composers. IDM producers who need chaos with structure. Sound designers who want textures that cannot be created any other way. Live performers who need seven completely different versions of their processing chain at a single click. ◉ SONAR: Anyone who has ever listened to Oval, Autechre, Aphex Twin, Arca, or Shackleton and wondered how to get into that territory without physically damaging their equipment. ⚓ FEATURES AT A GLANCE ▸ BPM-synced granular glitch and stutter plugin (VST / VST3 / AU) ▸ Paulstretch-inspired dual-mode time stretcher ▸ 5 CD transport modes: Loop, Reverse, Play, Pause, Skip ▸ 5 CD damage models from Clean through full Crashed ▸ 9 VCB circuit bending switches — 512 unique combinations ▸ Probabilistic mutation sequencer with Lock function ▸ Enigmatic circuit bent distortion pedal from the 90s with Pre/Post routing ▸ BPM-synced probability wet/dry system ▸ 7 instant-recall snapshot slots ▸ Anti-Skip stereo widening mode ▸ Bass Boost with harmonic saturation ⚓ VESSEL SPECIFICATIONS PLUGIN FORMAT — 64-BIT ONLY VST · VST3 · AU No 32-bit life support. We tried. It flatlined. The 64-bit fleet sails on. PORT OF REGISTRY macOS 10.13 or later Universal Binary — Intel and Apple Silicon both cleared for departure. INCOMING VESSELS ⚠ NOTE: Windows + AAX loading slowly. Possibly sailing upside down through international waters. Sign up for our mailing list to be notified the moment they make port.
