Data-audification sampler with a position-based granular playback. Works as a simple sampler, but with a few distinctive purposes:
1) Audification of numeric data and raw bytes data
2) Automation of playback start position
3) Random scatter of playback start position
4) Position based granular playback (more for retriggering than creating sonic textures)
5) Quick cropping
Drag and drop an audio file, a video file (for audio extraction), or non-audio file to interpret it as audio. Numeric data from delimiter-separated files (e.g. CSV, TSV, JSON, XML e.g. from ESA/NASA/JAXA spacecraft datasets) are read and interpreted directly as sample amplitudes. Random events stay locked to the project timeline, so the same seed always produces the same results, wherever playback starts.
Based on my previous work on Sloppy Noto:
> colab.research.google.com

INHA Ryoji v1.0.16 (~0.7 MB) is for 64-bit Windows DAWs with VST3 Instrument support. E.g. Fender Studio Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. This plugin is not for macOS.

Tempo-synchronised time-stretch effect that tears incoming audio into stretched segments. Trigger the stretch randomly, from detected transients, by drawing them manually into a repeating two-bar grid, or freely hitting/automating the FREEZE button. Process them with the MATCH and/or spectral SMEAR stretch method, with adjustable ranges. Random events stay locked to the project timeline, so the same seed always produces the same results, wherever playback starts.

INHA Tear v1.2.5 (~0.5 MB) is for 64-bit Windows DAWs with VST3 Effect support. E.g. Fender Studio Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. This plugin is not for macOS.

Applies random stutters with tempo-synchronised, note-synchronised, or free-running operation. The random events and values this plugin produces, stay locked to the project timeline, so the same seed always produces the same results, wherever playback starts. For less random and more deterministic high-resolution stutter engineering, everything is automatable (e.g. set amount to max and automate bypass only).
Based on my previous work on Stuttering Butcher and Retrigger:
> colab.research.google.com

INHA Stutter v1.1.22 (~0.5 MB) is for 64-bit Windows DAWs with VST3 Effect support. E.g. Fender Studio Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. This plugin is not for macOS.

A simple utility plugin that helps a little bit with free-running or tempo-synchronised stochastic switching between 2–8 DAW tracks. It keeps one of the tracks audible at a time, muting the rest. Random events stay locked to the project timeline, so the same seed always produces the same results, wherever playback starts.

INHA Switch v1.0.26 (~0.7 MB) is for 64-bit Windows DAWs with VST3 Effect support. E.g. Fender Studio Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. This plugin is not for macOS.

Poor reception, weak signal, a broken connection. This tiny plugin simulates that breaking up effect by randomly muting the audio signal for short durations, with a few additional sliders for more radio-like sound. Random events stay locked to the project timeline, so the same seed always produces the same results, wherever playback starts.

INHA Dropout v1.0.3 (~0.7 MB) is for 64-bit Windows DAWs with VST3 Effect support. E.g. Fender Studio Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase, Cakewalk, etc. This plugin is not for macOS.