Button PushersĪll five of these effects are designed to be triggered via MIDI in real time.

But who stands out from the pack when it comes to looping, stuttering, and crushing? We’ll take a look at Stutter Edit from Izotope, The Finger from Native Instruments, and Artillery2, Effectrix, and Turnado all from Sugar-Bytes, to see who is the real king of electronic mayhem. For now, I'm simply hoping that people will appreciate the fact that I gave away my work for so many years, and will hopefully choose to support me financially now that I'm able to develop my ideas further.If you’re looking to take your live set to the next level or you’re trying to add some spark to your studio productions, using playable effects can be a natural and musical solution.

It's more like Glitch 2 is the way I would have done things years ago if I'd had more experience at the time.Īs I continue to work on it and release new updates, Glitch 2 will gradually gain more of its own identity, with new effects, new features, etc. It's probably better not to think of it in such strict terms of changing from version 1.3 to version 2.0. In many ways it's obviously quite similar to the previous version, but behind the scenes I've completely rewritten all the code from scratch using what I've learned over the years. If that was not immediately obvious from looking at a screenshot or trying the demo (and comparing both to the previous version), then perhaps I've failed, haha. The main difference is obviously the improved sequencer with the ability to trigger multiple effects at once. Okay, I got a response back from Kieran about what's new in version 2.

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