Record Breaker Glitch Sampler is a plugin from Fischer Music Club that captures audio onto a virtual spinning vinyl disc and shatters it into shards. Each pass replays different slices of the original, producing glitch textures that are played by hand.
Record Breaker is an effects plugin in the Multi Effect subcategory, developed by Fischer Music Club. It records incoming audio and breaks it apart with a model of a broken record. The developer describes its motion as organic rather than locked to a grid, so the result changes each time you play it. It is aimed at beatmakers, glitch producers and sound designers who want lo-fi and experimental material they can perform live.
Record Breaker captures your audio onto a spinning disc and breaks it into shards. As the disc turns, a virtual needle moves across each shard and replays a different slice of the original recording.
The developer contrasts this with standard glitch tools that loop a single buffer on a rigid grid. Because the motion follows the physics of a broken record, the rhythm of the glitching is less predictable and does not repeat in the same way.
The Noise knob adds vinyl crackle to the output. Other controls let you slow the scatter without changing pitch, or detune the material without altering its rhythm, so you can shape the texture separately from the timing.
Record Breaker accepts a loop, a vocal or a drum bus as input. It is built to be played by hand, which suits performance and improvisation as much as fixed production.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Fischer Music Club |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Multi Effect |
Record Breaker is used to create glitch and lo-fi textures. It records audio and shatters it into shards that are replayed in an unpredictable way, and it is designed to be played by hand.
The developer says you can feed Record Breaker a loop, a vocal or a drum bus. The plugin then captures that audio and breaks it apart.
Standard glitch tools loop one buffer on a rigid grid. Fischer Music Club says Record Breaker uses the physics of a broken record, so its glitching is organic and does not land the same way twice.
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