looking for a live sample destruction/granulation instrument

[Rubber Duck]

hi,
i am lookin for an instrument that can be used live that is able to granulize and destroy a loop sample (drums preferably). it has to have the basic feature of a granulizer (gate, stutter, crusher, pitch shift, etc...). basically what Tim Exile does in his live sets.
i literally fell in love with the Exile's Keymasher Micro ensemble for reaktor 5, but since that is only a demonstration, you can only use the 5 built-in samples. i was looking for something like that but with support for any sample that you load in it.
i tried dblue Glitch, and it's really cool, since it has every feature that i was looking for, but is really poor to play live.
Heizenbox is simply sh*t, both live and studio.
the builtin granulizer in FLStudio is cute but it's not as accurate as Glitch.

have you got any idea?
thank you very much, and sorry for my bad english

Rubber Duck

[experimental.crow]

hi,
i am lookin for an instrument that can be used live that is able to granulize and destroy a loop sample (drums preferably). it has to have the basic feature of a granulizer (gate, stutter, crusher, pitch shift, etc...). basically what Tim Exile does in his live sets.
i literally fell in love with the Exile's Keymasher Micro ensemble for reaktor 5, but since that is only a demonstration, you can only use the 5 built-in samples. i was looking for something like that but with support for any sample that you load in it.
i tried dblue Glitch, and it's really cool, since it has every feature that i was looking for, but is really poor to play live.
Heizenbox is simply sh*t, both live and studio.
the builtin granulizer in FLStudio is cute but it's not as accurate as Glitch.

have you got any idea?
thank you very much, and sorry for my bad english

Rubber Duck

there are several ensembles in the UL , based upon the exhile core ...
a search , using ' keymasher ' will call them up ...

[Rubber Duck]

thanks man! i found some ensembles by CList for Reaktor on NI forums...
I'll try them out this evening...