The filter's two states spiral in and settle on the self-oscillation ring.
distortion in development
Vortex
An analog-destruction chain: saturating VCAs, folding distortions and a filter that fights back.
One email when it's ready, nothing else.
- formats
- VST3 · CLAP
- runs on
- macOS · Windows
Drive it into a filter that fights back, until the whole chain rings on its own.
A filter, two folding distortions and a bucket-brigade comb, in any order or morphing between orders. The feedback is deliberately left unfiltered.
Switch to poly mode and it becomes an eight-voice plucked-string resonator you play from MIDI.
on the faceplate
13 controls in 3 groups, named as the plugin labels them.
01Chain
02Engine
03Motion
Reorder the damage
Put the filter before or after the folds, or morph from one order to another.
Self-oscillation is the point
The feedback isn't tamed: push it and the filter screams on its own.
It plays notes too
Poly mode turns the chain into a resonator you play from a keyboard.
Heat, folds, and a filter with a mind of its own.
- Vortex VST3 and CLAP, macOS and Windows
- free updates within version 1
One email when it's ready, nothing else.
- formats
- VST3 · CLAP
- runs on
- macOS · Windows
before you buy
How many computers can I use it on?
Three at a time. Sign in once from the plugin and it checks its licence on that computer without going online again. Deactivating a computer, from the plugin's settings or from your account page, frees its slot.
My studio computer is offline. Can I still activate?
Yes. The plugin shows a machine ID; paste it on your account page and download a licence file for that computer. It counts as one of your three.
Do updates cost anything?
Not within the version you bought. Download them from your account page.