Product details
Every beatmaker knows the two killers: the blank project and the 8-bar loop that never becomes a beat. Sauceware Audio Scorch 2 hunts both. Its 475+ sounds get you started in seconds, the Chaos Knob flips any sound into something new with one twist, and the built-in MIDI sequencer hands you chord, melody and bass blocks so the idea keeps moving. At 67% off, it is the cheapest collaborator you will ever hire.
You get the complete instrument, your own license key, and a secure download link sent to your email.
Flip sounds like you flip samples
The Chaos Knob is Scorch 2’s signature move and the reason beatmakers keep it open. One control simultaneously transforms pitch, modulation and character – it is like flipping a sample, but on any preset, instantly, and automatable in your DAW. Found a decent keys preset? Twist Chaos and it is suddenly a texture for the intro; automate it rising into the hook and you have a transition without touching another plugin. Combined with the Randomize button – which builds usable patches from curated sources instead of noise – you can generate ten distinct ideas in the time it used to take to audition presets.
Play it like an instrument, not a plugin
The three front-panel macros are mapped to what beatmakers actually reach for mid-session: Bite for grit, crunch and saturation when the 808 or melody needs edge; Space for reverb and delay throws without opening an FX chain; Motion to control all modulation speed for evolving textures. They are performance controls – ride them while the loop plays and record the automation. Behind them sits a rebuilt dual-sampler engine with independent filters and envelopes per layer, 3 LFOs, 3 envelopes and five onboard FX (reverb, delay, distortion, chorus, tape), so when a sound needs surgery, the depth is there.
From loop to beat with the sequencer
The integrated MIDI sequencer is Scorch 2’s secret for finishing: tons of pre-made MIDI blocks across chord, melody and bass channels, plus a harmony system that manipulates MIDI musically with no theory required. Lay down a chord block, generate a bassline that follows it, mutate the melody with Chaos – the arrangement writes itself while you stay in the creative seat. For producers who make beats daily, this is the difference between a folder of loops and a folder of finished beats.
Built for the cookup
- 475+ sounds including live instruments, analog synths, all Scorch 1 content
- Chaos Knob + Randomize for endless instant variations
- Bite / Space / Motion macros for hands-on performance
- MIDI sequencer with pre-made blocks and theory-free harmony tools
- Dual sampler engines, 3 LFOs, 3 envelopes, 5 FX for deep editing
- VST3/AU on Mac & Windows – drops into any beatmaking setup
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Tech specs at a glance
- Formats: VST3 & AU (64-bit) – Mac & Windows
- macOS 10.11+ (Intel/Apple Silicon); Windows 10+ (x86-64)
- 10 GB disk space; 1280×720+ display
- Internet needed for delivery and authorization
Why producers buy from AudioTools
AudioTools stocks what beatmakers actually finish tracks with. You get hassle-free setup with clear installation steps, a secure download link sent to your email within minutes, and support that gets the workflow. This 67% discount on Sauceware Audio Scorch 2 is a cookup essential – browse the shop for more, or hit the Synth Plugins category for more sound weapons.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly am I buying?
The full Sauceware Audio Scorch 2 – all 475+ sounds, Chaos Knob, macros, FX and MIDI sequencer – with your own license key and a secure download link sent to your email, at 67% off.
Which DAWs does it work in?
FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper and more via VST3/AU on Mac and Windows.
How is this different from a sample pack?
It is an instrument, not a folder: every sound is playable, mutable via Chaos and macros, and backed by a real synthesis engine – plus the sequencer writes MIDI with you.
Can I use my own samples?
Scorch 2 is built around its curated 475+ sound library and dual sampler engines – the focus is instant, quality starting points rather than sample import.
Is it good for genres outside hip-hop?
Yes – the library spans live instruments and analog synths, and the engine handles electronic, pop and cinematic sketching easily.
Loops do not finish themselves. Sauceware Audio Scorch 2 at 67% off makes sure they do.
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