AudioFu Chart · October 2026
Best Sugar Bytes Multi Effect VST Plugins 2026
The top pick is Sugar Bytes Artillery2 ($119). 5 plugins in the Plugin Boutique and ADSR Sounds catalogues, prices as of Oct 20, 2026.
Last updated: October 20, 2026
Top 5
Full detail for the first 5 models. Every other model is listed below.
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Sugar Bytes Artillery2
- TypeMulti Effect
- FormatsVST · AU · AAX · Standalone · VST2
- SystemsWindows · macOS
A Sugar Bytes Classic The concept is as simple as it is effective: An arsenal of 28 effects can be assigned to zones on your keyboard. Then fire up the effects with your keyboard! Artillery simply is a great product, allowing you to create mad effect orgies in an intuitive manner.
$119At ADSR Sounds · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
Sugar Bytes Transfigure
- TypeMulti Effect
- FormatsVST2 · VST3 · AAX · Standalone
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Redesign Sound Transfigure Your Audio Transfigure is your creative partner in sound. With just a few clicks, it turns any track into a living, breathing sonic landscape full of depth, motion, and emotion. Its clean, intuitive interface makes complex processes feel effortless.
$129At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
Sugar Bytes Turnado
- TypeMulti Effect
- FormatsVST2 · VST3 · AU · AAX · Standalone · VST
- SystemsWindows · macOS
The Ultimate Audio-Mangler Keep it simple! Turnado comes with 8 knobs, each firing up an effect and varying it with their dial. It invites play and experimentation with one or several effects. Customise 24 effects in expert mode.
$129At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
Sugar Bytes Effectrix 2
- TypeMulti Effect
- FormatsVST2 · VST3 · AAX · Standalone
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Effect Your Life Your sound, reimagined Effectrix2 is the latest and greatest version of Sugar Bytes' beloved real-time audio manipulation tool. It is the door to limitless possibilities, infusing your tracks with a rebellious spirit and a touch of German engineering excellence.
$129At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
Sugar Bytes Looperator
- TypeMulti Effect
- FormatsVST2 · VST3 · AU · AAX · Standalone
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Enter the FX Matrix! Looperator chops up your audio and turns it into something new. In the process, you can dispose of the classics like Filters and Reverbs, but also trippy Loop and Vinyl manipulations.
$129At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗
Where these prices come from
Plugins aren’t in the Thomann catalogue, so the AudioFu Index — demand on Reverb, lineup and price history at Thomann — doesn’t rate them. They’re ranked by how fully the store describes each plugin — the formats and systems it runs on and a full description — one maker at a time: every maker’s best entry first, then every maker’s second. Names, descriptions and prices here come from Plugin Boutique and ADSR Sounds, checked on Oct 20, 2026. Prices and sales change often: follow the link for today’s price.
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