Scatterbrain Audio Splitter
Scatterbrain Audio Splitter is #95 in Music Paid in Australia and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
DeveloperBram Bos
CategoryMusic
Price5.99 AUD
Released
Rating★ 4.0 (3)
Version1.1.2
Age rating4+
First charted🇦🇺 25 Sep 2026
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 🇦🇺 Australia | MusicPaid | #95 |
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About Scatterbrain Audio Splitter
Scatterbrain is a plugin audio effect (AUv3, Audio Unit), which chops up incoming audio into rhythmical steps and sends these slices out to multiple outputs in your plugin host.
Scatterbrain has 2 modes:
SEQ mode...
You can sequence how the steps are scattered over the (maximum 4) different outputs, or leave that up to chance.
MIX mode...
You can live-mix (or automate) how steps are distributed over the 4 available outputs and trigger stutter repeats.
Stutter and buffer effects:
Scatterbrain records the incoming audio onto a hidden internal tapeloop. Using the buffer effects you can specify the probability of randomly triggering slicer or stutter effects for an extra seasoning of chaos and mayhem.
Note: to use the multi-out effect, this AUv3 plugin requires an AU host which supports multiple outputs. If the host does not support multi-out, only the first channel will work.
Also note that due to the multi-out nature of the plugin there is no meaningful standalone functionality. You will need a plugin host to make use of this plugin.
Scatterbrain has 2 modes:
SEQ mode...
You can sequence how the steps are scattered over the (maximum 4) different outputs, or leave that up to chance.
MIX mode...
You can live-mix (or automate) how steps are distributed over the 4 available outputs and trigger stutter repeats.
Stutter and buffer effects:
Scatterbrain records the incoming audio onto a hidden internal tapeloop. Using the buffer effects you can specify the probability of randomly triggering slicer or stutter effects for an extra seasoning of chaos and mayhem.
Note: to use the multi-out effect, this AUv3 plugin requires an AU host which supports multiple outputs. If the host does not support multi-out, only the first channel will work.
Also note that due to the multi-out nature of the plugin there is no meaningful standalone functionality. You will need a plugin host to make use of this plugin.
Latest updates
1.1.2
Now fully supports Latency Compensation with the latest version of AUM