Glitch method ( how you use your FX )

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Whilst all of these FSU plugs are cool the level of control is very limited.
I find most plugs of this nature are great for audio renders which are then rex'd , cut , copy , pasted , merged reversed and resequenced manually to get the EXACT results you want.
It definately takes alot longer but the results are generally far more "musically" applicable and "rewarding" when you are willing to roll your sleeves up and get dirty with intricate and detailed programming.
That can include reprogramming slices manually via midi , audio cut and paste manipulation , sample & synthesis based manipulation , custom modular patching environments and the like.

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yeah thats what i do -- render , re-insert , re-arrange --- RRR 8)

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there is a script in kontakt that retriggers samples repeadetly....does anyone know of a way to just do it manually inside kontakt through modulation??

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dont take this the wrong way...im just trying to offer my 2 cents...

programs like dblue glitch, etc......will only sound authentic according to what you give it.......i guarantee you that vsnares music is not based on glitch plugs...he programs most of it by hand........especially crazy dnb loops...for right now you cant mimic that with a computer plug in....you could definately do it.....with an algorithm written in max msp/reaktor....but it would take some work......basically the problem would be with velocitys and drums selections..but even if you had a preset like that....it would end up producing the same type of sounds.........

if you really want to make orignal heavy dnb loops you really need to understand samplers,midi,timing...

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Indeed, you have to have it in your head and spend a horrific amount of time arranging it all.

Even live things need to be thought out in a way I think is hard to appreciate, until you've done it, in advance. Animation envelopes all over the place is my normal day.

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