$9
"Real scratch motion. No turntable."
Not a scratch sample pack. SKR8 is a real turntable engine — a seekable, reversible platter that you drive by drawing the motion of your own hand across 8 tempo-synced tables. Pick from 22 real turntablist techniques, run them through 5 turntable models, then brake, spin up, backspin and cut like you're standing behind the decks. No sample library — it scratches your audio, in real time. SKR8 doesn't play scratch samples. It performs scratches.
The 8-Table Editor
Eight independent tables, played end to end as one routine. Each table is a curve you draw with the mouse — and that curve is your hand on the record. The middle line is the record sitting still. Draw above it and the platter pulls forward. Draw below it and it spins back. A sharp spike is a stab. A slow arc is a drag. A tight zig-zag is a scribble. Snap the grid to 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 or 16 divisions so every cut lands exactly on the beat, or switch snapping off and draw it loose and human. Randomize one table, randomize all eight, or flip the whole routine into reverse with a single control.
22 Techniques — One Dropdown Per Table
Every table has its own menu of 22 hand-modelled turntablist techniques — the real vocabulary, from the first scratch every DJ learns to the ones that take years. Pick one per table and you've built a routine in eight clicks. Load one and then drag its points around to make it yours. It's the fastest way in for producers who don't own decks, and the fastest sketchpad for the ones who do.
Baby · Forward · Stab · Tear
The first four every turntablist learns. Clean pushes and pulls, sharp jabs, and the broken two-stage tear.
Chop · Flare · 2-Click · 3-Click · Crab
Crossfader cuts notched into the motion — from the classic transformer chop up to the multi-finger crab.
Scribble · Twiddle · Military · Lazer · Chirp
Muscle-tension territory. Tiny high-speed movements, machine-gun taps and full-range zaps.
Drag · Tweak · Hydroplane · Wub
Pure pitch-bend, no fader. Lazy glides, unsteady platter drift and deep wobbles for slow, heavy records.
Hold Fwd · Hold Rev · Orbit
Pin the platter forward or backward for most of the bar, or loop it through both directions.
No Hand
The most underrated setting in the plugin. Space between the cuts is what makes a routine groove.
5 Turntable Models
The same drawn motion sounds completely different depending on the deck it's played on. SKR8 ships with five turntable models — each one a different physical character riding on top of your curves, with its own animated platter graphic. Switch models and the routine you already built gets a whole new attitude.
The big, dramatic pitch throw with nothing else riding on it — full bend, completely clean tone. The "go loud" mode.
A slow, lazy glide that drags soft bit-crunch hiss in with it, like a worn record losing fidelity as it slows down.
A moderate throw plus a steady mechanical chop — the tap-tap-tap crossfader cut the transformer scratch is named for.
Snappier throw, a much denser chop, plus a touch of grit — the rapid multi-finger crab technique pushed into buzzsaw territory.
A fast wobble riding the pitch itself rather than chopping amplitude — the vibrating, tense buzz of an uzi scratch held tight in one spot.
Turntable FX
This is the part every producer wants and nobody can fake with a sample. SKR8 models the motor itself — the weight of the platter winding down when you kill the power, and the wow as it climbs back up to speed. Every ramp has its own time control, so you decide whether the deck stops like a finger slammed on the record or like the power cord got pulled.
Hold it and the record brakes to a dead halt. Let go and the motor drags it back up to full speed. Stop Time and Start Time set each ramp independently — a 5 ms slam or a three-second death.
Spin the platter backward for a real backspin, or drive it forward for a fast-forward zip. Spin Time controls how hard the hand pushes — a flick or a full rewind.
The animated deck on screen isn't decoration — it spins, slows and reverses with the actual engine, so you can see the brake before you hear it.
Automatic & Manual
In automatic mode, SKR8 plays your 8-table routine in perfect time, forever, locked to the project. Flip on Manual Scratch and the tables step aside — now a single knob is the record under your hand. Ride it live, or draw it as automation in your DAW and perform a routine no human hand could hold steady. Every control on the front panel is automatable, so the brake, the backspin and the scratch itself all become part of the arrangement.
8 tables, tempo-locked, running as one endless routine.
One knob becomes the platter. Your hand, or your automation lane.
Tempo Sync
One Speed knob, twenty-four musical divisions — from a lazy 8/1 crawl spread across eight bars, all the way to a frantic 1/64 stutter. Straight, dotted and triplet values are all in there, so a routine can swing as easily as it can march. Change the project tempo and SKR8 follows; it never drifts, and it never needs re-timing. The Mix knob blends the scratched signal back against your dry input, so you can go from a subtle rhythmic wobble to a full-on cut without a second channel.
The Preset Bank
50 complete routines, each one a full snapshot — all eight tables, the turntable model, the tempo division, the mix, the reverse state and every motor time. One click and the whole deck is reconfigured. They run the full range from Boom Bap Basics and Lofi Late Night through Crab Strut and Military Roll, out to Chopped Screwed, Backspin Break and the deliberately unhinged Chaos Theory. Save your own with one button, browse with next/previous arrows, and keep them in a folder you actually own.
⚡ 72 HOURS ONLY ⚡
Buy SKR8 and RWND lands in your account 100% free — the full $79.50 halftime and reverse plugin, no catch, nothing to add to cart. A complete turntable engine with 50 routines, 5 decks and 22 techniques, plus the plugin that halves and reverses your whole track. Both for less than a pizza. For 72 hours.
$128.50 → $9
AFTER 72 HOURS IT GOES BACK TO $49 · AND RWND GOES BACK TO $79.50
SKR8 doesn't play scratch samples.
It gives you the hands of a turntablist.
FORMATS:
Win (VST/VST3) & Mac (AU/VST/VST3) 64-Bit
SIZE:
22MB per Format — No Sample Library
ACTIVATION:
Serial Number — No iLok / No Dongle
OS:
Win 7+ / macOS Native M1, M2 & M+
DAW SUPPORT:
FL Studio / Logic / Ableton Live / Cubase — No AAX
PERFORMANCE:
Ultra-Low CPU / Tempo Synced / Fully Automatable
INSTANT DOWNLOAD · SECURE CHECKOUT · WIN + MAC · AU/VST/VST3
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