TugGlicento

TugGlicento 2.0 was already a very capable and effective glitch sequencer akin to Effectrix, Looperator and others. The dev upped his game with 3.0 and added automation lanes as well as a new distortion effect. No, there is no oversampling feature as far as I know, but since glitches are quick sound bites, it's probably not necessary. The automation lanes, for the master as well as each effect slot, is a very nice touch, allowing you to tweak parameters such as panning, cutoff frequencies, distortion depths, etc with ease. You can easily see where to set your curves because there's an outline of where you've placed a glitch. Even though all of TugGlicento's presets can be counted on the fingers of just one hand, randomize buttons all over the place gives you quick variations if you're in a hurry.

If you want to apply some controlled glitches to a track, this is the plugin.

Basically There are 12 effects. You can select up to 5 effects to be applied concurrently and each effect is step controlled individually. The glitch frequency can be synced or free and the number of glitches for each effect can be set in a grid.

Each effect has its on unique controls so that the effect can be tuned to your taste. And the speed, duration, volume and Pan position also can be adjusted. The duration can also have an envelope applied using Attack and Decay.

There is also a randomizer for each effect that will provide some interesting changes to each effect to try out a variety of approaches and even develop a new rhythm to the glitch.

Included are a fairly representative number of presets to provide some ideas. As well as an overall filter and some global controls.

The plugin performs well and never failed to produce or cause problems - only satisfactory glitches! Because of the extreme number of ways to influence a sound with rhythmic glitches, I found the plugin worthy of 5 stars.