Replicant 3

Replicant 3

Real-Time Glitch & Slice FX

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$8.99 $4.99

Lowest price: $2.99 3 years ago (-67%)


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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 23, 2023
  • March 4, 2026
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This real-time audio effect processor captures, loops, and mangles audio on the fly. It offers advanced sequencing with per-step probability and direction, alongside four distinct slice effects for creative sound design. Control dynamics with envelope crossfading and trigger slices manually or via MIDI.

βœ“Real-time audio slicing and mangling
βœ“Advanced step sequencer (3-16 steps)
βœ“Four distinct slice effects (Stutter, Delay, Redukt, Ring Mod)
βœ“Envelope crossfading for dynamic control
βœ“Manual and MIDI triggering
βœ“Intuitive visual step sequencer interface
βœ“AUv3 compatible
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What's New in Replicant 3

3.1.1

March 4, 2026

>> Fixed a small bug in the preset manager.

User reviews

Mangle those beats!

Like so many Audio Damage apps, sounds great, easy to dive in to but deep as heck, and just a lot of fun.

A+

Awesome

Outstanding rhythmic mangler

This is an incredibly fun, intuitive, and deep rhythmic mangler. It can turn a simple sine tone into an evolving rhythmic part, and add variety and tension to repetitive drum parts. The combination of the main repeater effect with the randomizable step effects (delay, bit crush, etc) is simple but deep.

Two very small wishes: (1) I’d love to have more control over the clock (eg the ability to clock replicant to fractions or multiples of the project clock; the ability to clock replicant instances independently of the project clock). This would unlock many more uses and workflows for this powerful effect. (2) I’d also love for the manual mode buttons to be larger and more touch friendly. Consider making the manual buttons much larger - eg replace the waveform visualisation - on the iPad version. Alternatively, consider assigning fixed MIDI note messages to the manual buttons, so that the effect can be triggered with MIDI notes out of the box without mapping β€” e.g. one per white key starting on middle c. (In practice speeding up the workflow makes a big difference for me since I mostly use iOS for live jamming.)

Thank you for this truly inspiring effect.
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FAQ

What is Replicant 3?

Replicant 3 is a real-time audio slicing and mangling effect plugin. It captures, loops, and re-slices audio on the fly, layering in various effects to create unpredictable sounds. It's designed for musicians and sound designers looking to add creative textures to their tracks.

What are the main features of Replicant 3?

Key features include an advanced step sequencer with per-step probability and direction, four slice effects (Stutter, Delay, Redukt, Ring Mod), envelope crossfading for dynamic control, and both manual and MIDI triggering options. It also boasts a redesigned visual interface for intuitive pattern programming.

What devices does Replicant 3 support?

Replicant 3 is compatible with iPads running iOS 11 or newer. It can be used standalone or hosted within AUv3 compatible applications like AUM, ApeMatrix, Audiobus, Cubasis, and GarageBand.

How much does Replicant 3 cost?

Replicant 3 is a paid application, available for $4.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with its use.

Does Replicant 3 have ads?

No, Replicant 3 does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an uninterrupted user experience focused on music production.

How often is Replicant 3 updated?

The latest version, 3.1.1, was last updated on March 4, 2026. While this indicates a recent update, the frequency of future updates will depend on the developer's release schedule.

Can Replicant 3 be used for live performance?

Yes, Replicant 3 is well-suited for live performance. Its manual trigger mode allows for on-demand slice firing via touchscreens, and MIDI triggering enables integration with external controllers for dynamic live sets.

What kind of sound design possibilities does Replicant 3 offer?

Replicant 3 enables a wide range of sound design, from stuttering vocal chops with filter sweeps to glitched-out drum fills. You can create metallic textures with ring modulation, program polyrhythmic patterns, or apply controlled chaos to full mixes.