Attach a bit crusher, and maybe a distortion effect, to this! Leave the bit crusher's jitter alone & raise its depth all the way. It gives a metallic glitch sound. Adjusting the mixing board's h/m/l levels is necessary to get the exact desired sound. Also, for some reason, raising the mixing board's delay & reverb to 9 o'clock makes it really pop.
a fairly simple set of seven samples of different variables on the kss glitch. that was recently posted on the forum. have fun, could make a neat beatbox too idk, e
A watery glitch sounds every few bars. It's good for having a steady beat that needs an occasional tweak. I run it with a beatbox and use whole notes for the modular.
I was trying to create a loop using the VSTIs Rez3, Wolfram CM and AXP SoftAmp 3OD. It went quite wrong so rather than delete it I decided to chop it up in Audacity and create a PCM Synth file of glitchy percussion sounds. There are 60 in total, one on each note from C1 to B5. They work well by themselves or equally with effects like reverb / delay or filters / EQ. You could also reverse them, change octave ranges etc.
I took the fingerprint from the 8Bit-preset & warped it " into this ! I use the word Ringmod because if you select either Fm or Am the warp factor is much more subtle & sounds more closer to RM than bitcrush!
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