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Baby Audio HyperWarp vs Sugar Bytes Effectrix 2

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which effect to buy.

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SignalBaby Audio HyperWarpSugar Bytes Effectrix 2
Price$49 intro / $99—
Dubspot Score—8.4
FormatsVST, VST3, AU, AAX, macOS, WindowsVST2, VST3, AU (Audio Unit), AAX, Standalone
EngineGranular time warp, backward only—
GraphLength 1/2 note to 4 bars, quantize 0–64, Steppy and Curvy randomizers—
Pitch±2 octaves, optional semitone snap—
Profiles7, four macros each—
OutputWet/dry plus high-pass and low-pass on the wet signal—
Presets190+Over 400 handcrafted presets
FormatsVST, VST3, AU, AAX, 64-bit—
SystemmacOS 10.13+ including Apple Silicon, Windows 10+—
Effects—14 step-sequenced effects (Looper A & B, Ring Modulator, Vinyl, Spectrum, Grain, Tonalizer, Crush, Filter, Phaser, Modulation, Delay, Reverb, Level)
Sequencer—32-step effect sequencer with swing and dynamic length
Patterns—Up to 12 complete setups (patterns)
Modulators—From-To, Step Sequencer, Envelope Follower, LFO, Steptrain, and Random
System requirements—macOS 10.13+ (Intel and Apple Silicon); Windows 7+; all versions 64-bit

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