This is another Stutter plugin. This one is very much inspired by Jonny Greenwood’s solo on Radiohead - Go To Sleep. But it’s also very suited for beat mangling.
Whenever the effect is turned on an audio snippet of random length will be repeated. When the effect is on and you switch the “trigger” toggle on or off a new snippet of audio will be repeated.
The “Note probability” section gives you control over the time intervals to be chosen for the repeated audio snippet lengths.
When “auto” is on the stutter effect is generated automatically. “Duration” controls for how long a certain snippet of audio can be repeated with probability. E.g. it’s more likely to have a longer duration of repeats when you turn it clockwise.
“Chance” controls the likeliness of the repeats or the dry input to be heard for the randomly generated duration explained above. At full clockwise you will always hear the stutter effect, at full counterclockwise you will only hear the dry signal input.
When “auto” is off the stutter effect will be activated by turning on the device and switching the “trigger” toggle.
The “sync” parameter is enabled by default. This makes the effect sync with the host’s BPM. When “sync” is turned off you control the duration for a quarter note with the “pulse” parameter. By setting a very quick pulse duration you can get more glitchy sound effects.
When “sync” is turned on the “pulse” knob functions as a tempo multiplier. You can quarter, half, double or quadruple the tempo. E.g. when “pulse” doubles the tempo a quarter note practically becomes an eight note. This enables you to change the range of available time intervals if needed.
This plugin is not yet in the BETA store. If you want to check it out, you can find a build here: Releases · davemollen/dm-Stutter · GitHub
