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The Digitalis SketchCassette II Lair Cataclysm Black Friday deal from Aberrant DSP is 33% off, which puts the four-plugin effects bundle at $62 until Nov 30, 2026.
The pack collects four experimental sound-design tools. Digitalis handles digital decay and glitch, SketchCassette II covers lo-fi tape, Lair is a reverb, and Cataclysm is a signal destroyer.
The maker pitches the set as a way to get everything from lo-fi tape textures to otherworldly reverberation and analog-style destruction.
Digitalis is a multi-effect digital degradation and glitch tool. According to the maker, its sound draws on flawed digital gear, dug-up old discs, shaky online connections and spectacular system failures.
It has three effect windows: Data Manipulation, Corruption and Time. You can reorder the windows to change the signal flow.
A 16-step, tempo-synced sequencer with 4 effect slots handles rhythmic variation and custom modulation. An AI assistant called Jon guides you through the controls, and 98 factory presets ship with it.
SketchCassette II is modelled on the idea of a 4-track cassette recorder. It pushes your mix anywhere from subtle warble to attic-recovered wreckage.
Lair is a reverb the maker describes as decoded from a diskette of unknown origin. It combines three bespoke reverberator devices, each with two modifiers that act as tailored special effects.
Global controls cover Mix, overall Reverberation, Sparsity and Pre-Delay. The drive unit has amount, mix, dry signal drive and three flavours of distortion.
The modulation system offers three waveforms, from subtle motion to seasick wobble. Tone controls darken or lighten the sound, behaving differently per device.
Stereo Width includes independent dry and wet pans. A ducking section with an adjustable release time keeps the tail out of the way of the source, and 77 factory presets come included.
Cataclysm is a signal destruction machine. The maker says it draws on malfunctioning test equipment, illegal wiretaps and classic analog hardware.
The central Drive module has waveshaping, gating and tone controls. Around it sit these modules:
A global Mix control sits on top. Pitch Detector Calibration lets you choose which part of the signal the detector analyses, an instructional display offers built-in help, and 92 factory presets are included.
Yes. The Aberrant DSP bundle is 33% off for Black Friday, priced at $62 until Nov 30, 2026. It contains four plugins: Digitalis, SketchCassette II, Lair and Cataclysm.
Four experimental effect plugins: Digitalis for digital degradation and glitch, SketchCassette II for lo-fi tape, Lair for reverb, and Cataclysm for signal destruction. Together they ship with 98, 61, 77 and 92 factory presets respectively.
Lair is a reverb built from three bespoke reverberator devices, each with two modifiers. It adds a drive unit with three distortion flavours, a modulation system with three waveforms, tone controls, stereo width and pan controls, and ducking with an adjustable release time.
It works from 12 tape type and quality profiles with continuous age modelling. You get two saturation models (A gentle, B harsh), tape hiss, dropouts, Wow & Flutter, and noise-reduction encoding compression with Brightness and Amount controls.
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