GlitchCore 4+

Name: GlitchCore
Price: 3.99 EUR
Rating: 4.7 (14 reviews)
Author: Alex Matheu

Alex Matheu

Entwickelt für iPad

- 4,7 • 14 Bewertungen

- 3,99 €

Beschreibung

GlitchCore is an Audio Unit (AUv3) effect for re-sequencing live audio. It can rearrange audio that it processes. GlitchCore lets you glitch audio by making micro loops and scrubbing your sound. GlitchCore also lets you set loop points, variable loop lengths, and can reverse live audio.

GlitchCore can be used in your favorite host app like AUM, apeMatrix, GarageBand, Cubasis, and others.

GlitchCore works really well on drums, samples, or drum machines, but also works great on synths, pads and vocals.

Features :
AUv3 effect can launch multiple instances
16 step pattern sequencer
8 pattern slots
Randomize pattern steps
Trigger patterns automatically
Mutate patterns automatically
Buffer freeze
Syncs to host
All parameters are exposed as AU Parameters for automation
Pattern move in cardinal directions
Adjustable micro fades for each mode create envelopes to adapt to different types of audio

31. Dez. 2020

Version 1.0.2

Bugfix for sync with Ableton Link

4,7 von 5

14 Bewertungen

State saving for sequence?

I‘ve got a zillion ideas what could be added, but there is one thing really needed:

State saving for sequence.

It‘s really sad, that we have to activate it manually or extra map „start sequence, because it‘s state not saved along with our host song file…

Great plugin

I have a looking for such auv3 plug-in for years. Stable performance, lean and clear interface. Thank you!

Interesting, but buggy and unsupported

The concept is nice and pretty straightforward and it’s easy to use. But it has issues when being triggered via auv3 parameters with toggles becoming stuck. Unfortunately, the developer doesn’t seem to answer emails so I assume this is abandonware by now.

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