Jeremy Phillips has released Split Chaos, available for $2.99.
Two identical signals enter. Two different realities emerge. Split Chaos creates evolving width movement, and unstable textures through controlled disagreement.
Split Chaos creates two alternate realities of your sound. Your audio is duplicated into two identical paths. From there, each path gradually disagrees with the other through timing, pitch, tone, saturation, and continuously evolving movement before they collide back together into a single output.
Instead of traditional chorus, delay, or modulation, Split Chaos focuses on controlled disagreement.
Small differences create width, depth, and
movement. Larger differences produce fractured doubles. unstable textures, warped stereo images, and beautifully imperfect parallel worlds.
Every control shapes how the two realities drift apart:
- Offset introduces timing disagreement between the paths
- Bend creates subtle pitch disagreement through delay modulation.
- Color gives each path a different spectral character.
- Friction applies different saturation characteristics to each path.
- Drift continuously evolves every disagreement with slow organic motion.
- Mix blends the processed signal with your original audio.
From subtle widening and analog-style instability to surreal lavered textures, Split Chaos transforms ordinary sounds into evolving, living performances that never stand completely still. Perfect for guitars, synths, vocals, drums, pads, percussion, and creative sound design.
Features include:
- Unique dual-path processing architecture
- Organic evolving motion without obvious LFO modulation
- Timing, pitch, tonal and saturation disagreement
- Wide stereo textures and animated depth
- Character-first interface with six intuitive controls
- AUv3 support for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Works in GarageBand, Logic Pro, Cubasis, AUM Audiobus, and other compatible AUv3 hosts
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