slice/cut/repeat/stutter effekt

flintholm · 14th June 2007

I like the effekt of repeating portiions of audio as a rythmic effekt, like the effekt you get from Ableton Lives´s Repeater plug-in, but also the the Smarteletronix Supatrigger and Livecut has some nice features . Also Reaktor has some nice functions in this area. Anyone knows about other plugs whis does the trick ?
I would love a tool where you could chose note values fro the keyboard (C = 1/4 notes, D = 1/4 notes triplets, E = 1/8 notes, F= 1/8 notes triplets, G= 16 notes, and so on) and then repeat audio "on the fly" by pressing the keys. Does this plug-in exit ? Is it possible to make this with Reaktor ?

any input is welcome

sashbash · 14th June 2007

hello.

this is very easily done with Reaktor. Either, create your own ensemble to meet your exact needs, or, download the ensemble "BeatLookupFX" from the user library. I'm sure there are other ensembles that do the same, but this is the first that comes to mind. With this ensemble you can do this stutter effect and map its controls to either a midi device or even the keys on your computer.

Another one to check are the pluggins made by C74 called Pluggo. There are pluggins here that are specific to create simple or complex stutter effects. These can also be controlled by a midi device and 'performed live', however they need a host DAW, like Pro Tools etc....

Stevil · 15th June 2007

i always do it manually in acid

flintholm · 15th June 2007

hi Sashback - thanks for your creative feedback ;-)

nice regards

DJDJ · 15th June 2007

devine machine's lucifer is pretty wicked at this sort of thing too. I often cut up audio and throw it in a sampler and play the parts that way, sometimes after passing the stuff through reaktor first. Way more control.

jude · 17th June 2007

dBlue glitch sounds like what your after, and its free!

joshelevator · 17th June 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJDJ

devine machine's lucifer is pretty wicked at this sort of thing too. I often cut up audio and throw it in a sampler and play the parts that way, sometimes after passing the stuff through reaktor first. Way more control.

sadly, steve duda had to stop selling it because so many people illegally used it, he didn't make any money. totally bs as it is a great plugin and it was cheap. good luck finding some copy protection in the future steve.

cynic one · 17th June 2007

GLITCH VST

karlscott · 17th June 2007

does anyone if ant of these types of plugs can run on Mac OSX, thanks in advance, Karl...

rsntsoul · 18th June 2007

Live Cut works awesome and its free. google it i think it is by smartelectronix

Jazzpunk · 20th June 2007

They should really add a 'sticky' for this topic. It gets asked about once a week!

DJDJ · 21st June 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by joshelevator

sadly, steve duda had to stop selling it because so many people illegally used it, he didn't make any money. totally bs as it is a great plugin and it was cheap. good luck finding some copy protection in the future steve.

wow. That's a bummer and a real eye opener. It really was cheap. I've only used the demo, and it seems to be a really cool plugin for this kind of stuff. Hopefully he'll keep making cool software...

Greenrallye · 29th June 2007

Audio Damage Replicant sounds like something you should check out.

It can feel abit uncontrollable at first, but set up your midi controller to controll the plugin, and play around. Its great fun.

It also has lpf/hpf, bit reduction and some cool panning.

Thomas

jude · 30th June 2007

Distroy FX's "Buffer override" might be another you'd like

14th June 2007	#1
flintholm Gear interested Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2 Thread Starter	slice/cut/repeat/stutter effekt I like the effekt of repeating portiions of audio as a rythmic effekt, like the effekt you get from Ableton Lives´s Repeater plug-in, but also the the Smarteletronix Supatrigger and Livecut has some nice features . Also Reaktor has some nice functions in this area. Anyone knows about other plugs whis does the trick ? I would love a tool where you could chose note values fro the keyboard (C = 1/4 notes, D = 1/4 notes triplets, E = 1/8 notes, F= 1/8 notes triplets, G= 16 notes, and so on) and then repeat audio "on the fly" by pressing the keys. Does this plug-in exit ? Is it possible to make this with Reaktor ? any input is welcome

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14th June 2007	#2
sashbash Gear addict Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: London Posts: 363	hello. this is very easily done with Reaktor. Either, create your own ensemble to meet your exact needs, or, download the ensemble "BeatLookupFX" from the user library. I'm sure there are other ensembles that do the same, but this is the first that comes to mind. With this ensemble you can do this stutter effect and map its controls to either a midi device or even the keys on your computer. Another one to check are the pluggins made by C74 called Pluggo. There are pluggins here that are specific to create simple or complex stutter effects. These can also be controlled by a midi device and 'performed live', however they need a host DAW, like Pro Tools etc....

15th June 2007	#3
Stevil Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 2,169	i always do it manually in acid

15th June 2007	#5
DJDJ Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 177	devine machine's lucifer is pretty wicked at this sort of thing too. I often cut up audio and throw it in a sampler and play the parts that way, sometimes after passing the stuff through reaktor first. Way more control.

17th June 2007	#6
jude Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 959	dBlue glitch sounds like what your after, and its free!

17th June 2007	#8
cynic one Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: san jose, califas Posts: 2,610	GLITCH VST

17th June 2007	#9
karlscott Gear Head Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: London Posts: 45	does anyone if ant of these types of plugs can run on Mac OSX, thanks in advance, Karl...

18th June 2007	#10
rsntsoul Gear interested Join Date: May 2007 Location: ATL Posts: 3	Live Cut works awesome and its free. google it i think it is by smartelectronix

20th June 2007	#11
Jazzpunk Lives for gear Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,781	They should really add a 'sticky' for this topic. It gets asked about once a week!

29th June 2007	#13
Greenrallye Gear interested Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 4	Audio Damage Replicant sounds like something you should check out. It can feel abit uncontrollable at first, but set up your midi controller to controll the plugin, and play around. Its great fun. It also has lpf/hpf, bit reduction and some cool panning. Thomas

30th June 2007	#14
jude Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 959	Distroy FX's "Buffer override" might be another you'd like