Scissor Hands (Legacy)

Scissor Hands (Legacy)

Precision tone sculptor

7 ratings
2 reviews
$14.99 Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 29, 2024
  • April 29, 2026
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This app offers advanced audio filtering with dual high-pass and low-pass modules, featuring internal drive and flexible modulation options. It allows for complex sound sculpting through envelopes, LFOs, sequencers, and self-FM, with morphing capabilities for dynamic transitions.

Dual high-pass and low-pass filters
Internal drive up to +36 dB
Envelope, LFO, sequencer, and self-FM modulation
Morph settings for parameter transitions
AUv3 effect plug-in
User presets synced across devices
High quality oversampling mode
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What's New in Scissor Hands (Legacy)

1.6

April 29, 2026

New in version 1.6: - Added upgrade path to v2 for existing users.

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User reviews

The app works now

I realized the sound I was using was not being processed. I can’t figure out why but when I emulated the demo I saw it worked. So I upgraded my rating.

Response from developer

Hey, thanks for the review. The plug-in should definitely work in Logic. Please send us an email describing what you’re experiencing so we can get this fixed for you. Edit: Glad to hear everything is working now and thank you for taking the time to update your review! Have fun with Scissor Hands :)

This app doesn’t work in Logic

I saw a demo on YouTube on AUM and downloaded it but I am disappointed that it doesn’t work in Logic.

PLEASE update the app to work in Logic.

Response from developer

Hey, thanks for the review. The plug-in should definitely work in Logic. Please send us an email describing what you’re experiencing so we can get this fixed for you.

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FAQ

What is the core function of Scissor Hands?

Scissor Hands is an audio effect plugin that provides dual high-pass and low-pass filters with extensive modulation capabilities. It allows users to sculpt and shape audio signals with precision, including features like internal drive and morphing settings.

What kind of modulation sources does Scissor Hands offer?

Scissor Hands offers flexible modulation through an envelope follower, a syncable LFO with various shapes, a syncable eight-step sequencer, and self-FM. These sources can be used to control parameters like cutoff and resonance, adding dynamic movement to the audio.

Does Scissor Hands have a free trial?

Yes, Scissor Hands includes a two-week free trial. After the trial period, a one-time purchase is required to unlock the full functionality of the plugin.

What platforms is Scissor Hands available on?

Scissor Hands is available as an AUv3 effect plugin for compatible DAWs on Apple devices, including Mac, iPhone, and iPad. The Mac version also includes CLAP and VST3 plugin formats.

Can I save and recall my settings in Scissor Hands?

Yes, Scissor Hands allows you to save and recall user presets, which are synced across your devices. It also features an A/B settings comparison function for easy recall and comparison of different configurations.

How does Scissor Hands handle audio quality?

Scissor Hands offers a high-quality mode that enables oversampling for improved audio fidelity. It also includes features like output trim with perceived loudness matching and a global dry/wet control for precise mixing.

Is Scissor Hands suitable for live performance?

The morph settings feature in Scissor Hands is particularly useful for live performance, allowing smooth transitions between two distinct plugin settings. Combined with its automatable parameters and clickless global bypass, it offers dynamic control during real-time use.

What is the update frequency for Scissor Hands?

The app was last updated on May 15, 2025, indicating active development and support. Users can expect ongoing improvements and potential new features based on developer activity.