Does Super Stutter work in Logic Pro?

It does, as an Audio Unit (AUv2). Ableton, Bitwig, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio and Reaper are also supported.

Can I trigger the stutters from a MIDI keyboard?

You can. The pads respond to a MIDI channel and base note you set, and the stutter pitch can follow the keys you play.

Can I use it in Pro Tools?

Not right now. It’s only available as AU and VST3, with no AAX version.

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Audija SuperStutter 1.0.9

Name: Audija SuperStutter 1.0.9
Availability: InStock
Author: Audija

Super Stutter is an audio plug-in that captures sound as it plays and turns it into rhythmic stutters, glitches, risers and pitched effects. It’s for electronic producers and live performers who want stutter effects that stay locked to the beat.

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55.9 MB • macOS 12+

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File Size55.9 MB

LicenseFree

Version1.0.9

CategoryAudio Plugin

DeveloperAudija

PublisherAudija

UpdatedOct 16, 2026

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About Audija SuperStutter 1.0.9 for Mac

Super Stutter is made by Audija, a small plug-in developer also known for KickDrum and OScope. It loads as an Audio Unit or VST3 effect in your DAW and keeps recording the last 4 seconds of incoming audio. When you hit one of its 16 pads, it replays a slice of that audio at a set rhythm, pitch, length in milliseconds, or frequency in Hz. Triggers are quantized to the beat grid, so even live jamming stays in time. A 4-row step sequencer and MIDI triggering let you program patterns or play them from a keyboard or pad controller.

Key Features

Live capture buffer: It records the last 4 seconds of audio into 8 sample slots, so you can stutter whatever just happened, such as a vocal ad

— lib or a drum fill.

16 pads

— Each pad has its own stutter length in beats, note values, milliseconds or Hz, plus its own octave. That’s 16 different stutter effects ready to play.

Pitch and speed control

— Pitch goes from −24 to +24 semitones, with stutter scale from 0.1× to 10×, glide, reverse and a time scrub. This is how you get tonal glitches and risers.

Step sequencer

— It has 4 rows of 16 steps, 4 stored patterns, randomize options, and AutoPattern chaining. It’s useful for building repeatable glitch patterns without drawing automation.

MIDI triggering

— You can play the pads from a MIDI controller, and the stutter pitch can follow the keys you press.

Live input quantization

— Triggers wait for the beat grid, which keeps live performances tight.