The Data Corrupter is an analog synth-style monophonic harmonizer that transforms your input signal into a chaotic, harmonically rich square wave fuzz—and then pushes it even further. At its core is a powerful three-voice PLL (phase-locked loop) engine that multiplies, divides, and modulates your signal to create explosive synth textures up to three octaves above or below your original pitch. With an onboard Master Oscillator offering eight selectable waveforms, a dedicated Subharmonic generator with eight program options, and a Frequency Modulator for pitch bending, vibrato, or glide, the Data Corrupter turns riffs, leads, and even simple single notes into complex, touch-sensitive sonic mayhem.

Despite its experimental leanings, the Data Corrupter is surprisingly musical and repeatable—capable of wild pitch-shifting effects, robotic harmonies, and vintage sci-fi tones, all while tracking tightly with your playing. Set the Subharmonic to Unison for grounded, glitch-free low end, or switch it to Oscillator mode and unleash a torrent of glitchy modulation that blurs the line between analog fuzz and alien transmission. With true bypass, relay-based silent switching, and an all-analog signal path, the Data Corrupter is as reliable as it is unpredictable—a must-have for sonic explorers and synth-inclined guitarists alike.