Scatterbrain Audio Splitter

Sorry for my mistake. App works perfectly, but only as inter app effect.

syncs to bpm which is very important, its has a destructive implication with the use of percussive patterns, sometimes it rearranges music to were is doesn’t sound right, love that it uses chance so that it’s unpredictable

There’s nothing like it that I’ve found anywhere. Amazing little plugin that can take somewhat bland beats and make them extremely fresh. A work of art

Killer app!

I think someone forgot to test the last update maybe? On my iPad I paid for the app, loaded it, opened it, and all it does is show a picture with. notes explaining all the buttons on the user interface. No way to get beyond that. I will rate it higher if it is fixed and works.

When I load up the app it’s just a picture of how to use it nothing else pops up my device is compatible too

Hey. I purchased your app. Not working in Garage Band for the first time I tried to use it. Now it’s working and it Pretty dope

Took a while to decide to buy this app,after several reviews/demo’s I was a No-Brainer.There is more to this app then you think.I think it is the best creative app so far in 2020.Now up to adding mononoke .That looks like an amazing new toy to add to the Bram collection. Goed were Bram!

... from the master of dawless jamming AUv3 tools! Simple but deep tool for playing multiple effect chains like instruments. Build your own effectrix! Looking forward to using this in every AUM session.

One thing I can always count on with any Bram Bos app is that in the first afternoon of enjoying it I always feel that I’ve got my money’s worth. (So future days of enjoyment end up feeling like I’m getting them for free!) Scatterbrain is no exception. Making music by selectively slicing and dicing a single audio stream and feeding each stream to a different effect opens up such musical possibilities! (Especially if you feed one of the streams to a multi effect like Turnado and spend some time going nuts with the random button.) And of course, Scatterbrain has a random button too! Absolutely delightful!