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SuperStutter by Audija is a live stutter and glitch effect plugin that captures audio into 8 independent sample buffers and triggers stuttered playback across 16 performance pads and 4 sequencer patterns, with built-in quantization to keep every stutter locked to the beat.

Version: 1.0.7·2026-07-26
4.0
ExtensionsAudio Plugin

Audija SuperStutter Overview

SuperStutter is a live stutter and glitch effect plugin for macOS and Windows, available in VST3 and AU formats. Rather than functioning as a static, set-and-forget effect, SuperStutter is built around real-time performance it continuously captures incoming audio into independent sample buffers, then triggers stuttered playback at musical pitch intervals, beat-grid divisions, milliseconds, or Hz, all freely assignable across 16 performance pads and 4 sequencer patterns. The plugin's defining feature is its capture system: audio constantly records into 8 independent 8-second sample buffers, all writing simultaneously. When a "New Sample" event fires, the current buffer freezes and the next buffer begins recording fresh audio, letting performers stutter from the current moment or reach back into any of the last 7 captures. Built-in live input quantization keeps every triggered stutter locked to the beat, regardless of how loosely or chaotically a performance is played. Version 1.0.7 is part of SuperStutter's active update cycle from developer Audija, whose broader plugin catalog also includes KickDrum and OScope. The plugin works with major DAWs including Ableton, Bitwig, Studio One, Cubase, FL Studio, and Reaper.

Key Features

8 Independent Sample Buffers Audio is continuously captured into 8 separate 8-second buffers, all recording simultaneously. When a New Sample event fires, the active buffer freezes and the next begins capturing fresh audio automatically. Time-Shift Sample Selection Use the Sample Select knob to stutter from the current capture ("Now") or reach back into any of the previous 7 captured buffers, giving direct access to recent audio history during a live performance. 16 Freely Assignable Performance Pads Each of the 16 pads can be assigned its own stutter interval — a beat fraction (1/8, 1/16), milliseconds, Hz, or a note value — with Pad 0 set to raw passthrough and Pad 1 driven by incoming MIDI note pitch. 4 Sequencer Patterns with AutoPattern A built-in step sequencer supports per-step trigger, record, and pad assignment, with row-level copy/paste and randomization. AutoPattern adds a 16-cell meta-sequencer with an adjustable loop region for evolving, chained stutter sequences. Always-On-Beat Quantization Live input quantization keeps every triggered stutter musically aligned to the beat grid, so performances stay tight and rhythmic even when played expressively or imprecisely. Deep Pitch and Timing Control Adjust pitch from -24 to +24 semitones with optional quantize, scale stutter speed from 0.1× to 10×, apply glide with musical-fraction or millisecond timing, and use momentary reverse playback or ±4-second time scrub within the sample slot. Flexible Trigger and Sample Sourcing Configure Trigger ON, New Sample ON, and Stutter FROM sources independently — choosing from Pads, Threshold, Sequencer, MIDI, or Every-beat timing to fit different performance and production workflows. Bézier-Curve Envelope Shaping Two independent Bézier-curve envelopes shape each grain (Grain Envelope, using ADHSR) and the overall note (Amp Envelope, using ADSR), giving precise control over the shape and character of each stuttered fragment. Full DAW Automation Support All major controls are automatable, letting producers write evolving stutter patterns directly into a DAW timeline rather than relying solely on live performance input.

Extensions Details

CategoryAudio Plugin
Release Date2026-05-26
File Size188.1 MB
Version1.0.7
DeveloperAudija
PublisherAudija

System Requirements

Minimum
OSmacOS
ProcessorIntel Core i5
RAM8 GB
Storage500 MB

How to Use Audija SuperStutter

Step 1: Get and Install SuperStutter Download SuperStutter from macospace.com Step 2: Load SuperStutter onto a Track Apply the SuperStutter as an effect to the track or bus you want to process with live stutter and glitch. Step 3: Allow Audio Capture Into the Buffers Audio played through the plugin is continually being recorded into the 8 independent sample buffers running in the background – no manual setup required to begin capturing. Step 4: Create Your Pads You can drag-to-edit or directly enter stutter intervals, beat fractions, milliseconds, Hz or note values, for each of the 16 pads, and leave Pad 0 raw passthrough if required. Step 5: Set Your Trigger and Sample Sources You can set the Mode Matrix (Pads, Threshold, Sequencer, MIDI or an Every-beat timer) to determine how triggers fire and new samples are played from live performance or pattern programming. Step 6: Start Live from the Pads Click or play the 16 pads directly to trigger stutters at their assigned intervals, using the Sample Select knob to reach into recent captured buffers if desired. Step 7: Build a Sequencer Pattern Switch to the step sequencer to program per-step triggers, records, and pad assignments across the 4 available patterns, using AutoPattern to chain them into longer evolving sequences. Step 8: sculpt the sound Tweak the pitch, stutter scale, glide and reverse controls, and set the Grain and Amp envelopes to determine exactly how each stuttered fragment sounds and decays. Step 9: Mix and automate Use the Mix knob to balance between stuttered and dry signal, and automate key parameters directly in your DAW to build evolving stutter effects into a full arrangement rather than just live performance.

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