Scatterit Raw

Scatterit Raw is the free, one-knob glitch slicer for producers who want instant chaos without the setup. Drop it on drums, loops, or vocals, turn one knob, and let the dice decide — no menus, no automation lanes, just controlled mayhem in seconds.

It listens for transients — drum hits and onsets — and on each one rolls the dice: play the slice forward, reversed, pitched, or stuttered. Low settings give occasional hiccups; high settings tip into full chaos. At zero it passes your signal through clean. Perfect for breakdowns, build-ups, transitions, or adding unpredictable energy to loops that feel too static.

Spectral-flux onset detection — transients are found with a windowed FFT computing half-wave-rectified spectral flux against an adaptive threshold, with a refractory hysteresis period to prevent double-triggers.

Linkwitz-Riley multi-band trigger — the detection signal is split into low, mid, and high bands via Linkwitz-Riley crossovers (with an all-pass on the low band for phase coherence), and all three bands feed the detector.

Four glitch modes — each triggered slice plays as Forward, Reverse, Pitch (interpolated octave-style repitch), or Stutter (fragmented sub-slice repeats with short internal fades), rolled with fixed weighting on every hit.

Click-free slicing — slice boundaries use short raised-cosine equal-power crossfades so glitches never click or pop.

Seeded RNG & output safety — the dice come from a seeded random generator (seed-lock on by default) so patterns recall identically, and a soft clipper plus NaN/Inf guards and a hard ±2.0 limit keep the output bounded at every macro position.