What is the most experimental/glitchiest effect plugin that you know of?

[cel4145]

Doesn't have granular, but Rift 2.0 is great for mangling audio



For granular mangling of samples, Arturia Pigments has a sample engine with granular adjustments. Then, of course, you can use the 2nd engine and extra utility engine to do all sorts of mangling on top of that.

[jermai]

+1 for Glitchmachines.

[Hanallred]

Some of my favorite ways to freak out a track.

All three Freakshow Industries plugins - Mishby, Backmask, and Dumpster Fire.
https://freakshowindustries.com/

Unfiltered Audio - Triad/Byome, SpecOps, and Silo.

Shaperbox2, Infiltrator, Lifeline Expanse, Effectrx, RC-20, Rift 2.0, Tantra2, and efx Fragments.

[El°HYM]

Glitchmachines is surely excellent for these tasks; yet somehow also often overlooked.
https://glitchmachines.com

[whyterabbyt]

Glitchmachines is surely excellent for these tasks; yet somehow also often overlooked.
https://glitchmachines.com

already mentioned three times.

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@tor.helge.skei , Does sa_botage only come as 32bit?

[El°HYM]

Glitchmachines is surely excellent for these tasks; yet somehow also often overlooked.
https://glitchmachines.com

already mentioned three times.

Well observed brother.

[tor.helge.skei]

@tor.helge.skei , Does sa_botage only come as 32bit?

it has never been 32 bits (the previous versions posted on my website is 64bit/vst3).. at the moment, i'm focusing on the clap plugin format, but other formats (and probably a windows version) will be back again, as soon as i get my framework updated..

[dionenoid]

Freakshow Industries : https://freakshowindustries.com/

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@tor.helge.skei , Does sa_botage only come as 32bit?

it has never been 32 bits (the previous versions posted on my website is 64bit/vst3).. at the moment, i'm focusing on the clap plugin format, but other formats (and probably a windows version) will be back again, as soon as i get my framework updated..

Oh my mistake I hope there will be a Windows version Looks and sounds like a really cool plugin

[jcredland]

DFX includes the most vintage set of install instructions I've seen for a while!

http://destroyfx.org/vstplugins-folder.png

[robindrieghe]

@tor.helge.skei , Does sa_botage only come as 32bit?

it has never been 32 bits (the previous versions posted on my website is 64bit/vst3).. at the moment, i'm focusing on the clap plugin format, but other formats (and probably a windows version) will be back again, as soon as i get my framework updated..

Oh my mistake I hope there will be a Windows version Looks and sounds like a really cool plugin

my toughts exactly!

[morphex]

Boom Library's Enrage is an awesome modular effect plug-in with 50+ devices that you can chain together. I'm amazed at the quality of the effects and the precise control over parameters. It really is a monster effect. https://www.boomlibrary.com/sound-effects/enrage/

Kilohearts Snap Heap and Multipass are excellent options if you're interested in their ecosystem of snap-in effects. I am drawn to modular effects and synths because of the amount of customization I can apply. Kilohearts is a good example of the raw power you have when you can combine snap-ins in unique combinations. https://kilohearts.com/products/multipass

StepicVST by Devicemeister is a step and modulation sequencing MIDI effect that I'm including here because it's become a very helpful "sound shaping tool" as they would advertise on their website. I was using the Max For Live version because it wasn't available as a regular plug-in yet. Now I can use it in Logic Pro or Live to drive my VST/AU instruments. And with something like 200 randomization functions at your finger tips, you can generate some wild and glitchy madness. https://devicemeister.com

[ghettosynth]

I’d say Native Instruments’ Molekular.

Yes, and, the thing with Reaktor is that a little knowledge goes a long way in terms of making your own ensembles from other people's fx and instruments.

[vurt]

i actually got a disk from jd, with all his music and plug ins
obviously 32 bit only.
and i have no disc drive. who forgets to add a disc drive when building a new computer?