As you can see, there is a suggested price of 2 dollars. Stuttershock is free, but if you want to support my stuff and motivate me to make more plugins, consider donating ^(oo)^

DOWNLOAD PLUGDATA IN ORDER TO USE THIS
plugdata - Download

...unless you already have it of course.

Ever wanted a camera that worked with sound? Well now there is one!

Stuttershock is a plugdata plugin that works by stuttering your sound into frames. This can make your sounds super glitchy and cool depending on what you use it with! Just like how a video camera can change the frame rate.

You know what else cameras can do? Change their focus. As in making things blurry. So when stuttering, you have the ability to change the focus, blurring frames together to create a SUPER neat granular-ish blurry sound that sounds amazing for ambience and atmosphere!

A trailer/demo/promo video is coming pretty soon but for now, just see how it sounds for yourself! ^(oo)^

Changelog:

-v0.1: Release (12/8/24)
> Contains resolutions, freeform framerate from 1-infinity (displays as 60-0), mix knob, stereo knob, and focus

-v0.2: Update (12/9/24)
> Added DAW-synced frame rates
> Corrected Zetvue's spelling
> I think I probably fixed some bugs and did some adjustments

-v0.3: Update (01/3/25)
> Added two new blur modes! No blur, which removes buffering and allows for some plucking stuff, and fft blur which does some fun spectral blurring and decaying for a really ambient and reverb-ish sound
> Updated the crossfade method for blurring to be actually just samples rather than crossfading FFTs because apparently I didn't need all that and it was just ruining efficiency!
> Made the visualizer better

-v0.3.1: Bugfix (01/6/25)
> Added default mix value (might have existed before but it didn't show properly)
> Fixed resolution not showing the right value properly upon loading

Planned features:

-Support for BPM sync other than quarter notes (like triplets and dotted notes)
-Ability to toggle frame rate refresh (for automation purposes. it's automatically left on so you can actually unfreeze stuff.)
-Skins (maybe paid)
-Blur easing factor
-Maybe a built-in reverb?
-Reverse stuttering thing?

Known issues:

-Sometimes the sound will just get "stuck" when messing with stereo stuff