The v2 update focuses on saturation response and modulation flexibility. The internal drive circuitry has been overhauled to handle up to +36 dB of push while maintaining weight and density at extreme resonance and cutoff settings rather than thinning out. The modulation section has expanded from a smaller set to four full sources, and the series routing logic between the high-pass and low-pass filters is smoother in this release.
What’s new in v2:
- Massive Internal Drive: Upgraded saturators capable of +36 dB of high-gain push
- Four Modulation Sources: Expanded modulation section to animate filters in complex ways
- Improved Series Routing Logic: Smoother transitions and interactions between the high-pass and low-pass filters
Scissor Hands 2 arranges high-pass and low-pass filters in series, covering surgical EQ, animated auto-filter, and distortion unit in one plugin. The four modulation sources drive rhythmic sweeps and evolving textures, while the internal drive interacts directly within the filter circuit for a cohesive compressed character rather than post-filter saturation. In Logic Pro for iPad it carves space in dense mixes or shapes drum buses, and in AUM it works well as a modulation and tone-shaping stage in a longer effects chain.
Core features:
- Dual Filter Series Design: High-pass and low-pass filters for precise band-pass carving
- Integrated Saturation: Up to +36 dB of gain directly into the filter circuit
- Four Modulation Sources: Dynamic filter sweeps and evolving textures
- Universal AUv3 and standalone on iPad, iPhone, and macOS
25% off through May 14!
App price: Free (2-week trial included).
In-app purchases: Full Unlock — $7.99 (permanent access, removes trial limit).
Original release: May 5, 2026 | Latest update: May 5, 2026 (v2.0)
How to upgrade from v1:



