The dBlue Glitch

I guess i'm a fucking dumbass

you'd be if you didn't knew about that function and still made a video tutorial about the tool... but since you didn't... that's ok... i can understand lots of people not getting it at first, including me, but this tutorial videos just prove how much of a dumbass those dudes are...

  On 3/4/2018 at 10:24 PM, perunamuussi said:

I guess i'm a fucking dumbass

lol nevermind

I was entertained by how many of the people in those videos didn't actually know what the plugin is called.

tha 'd' stands for dank right?

dBlue's Glitch and Glitch2 are incredible effect vsts if they're used lighlty but its really glaring how often it sticks out in peoples tracks due to its typical use.  Even in a couple of Aphex Twin's tracks it kinda takes you out of the moment, like hearing autotune or a DX7 synth in any track. However it's a complete Max/Reaktor gateway drug too because its' wonderfully intuitive and boasts one of the best UI's I've ever used. it was one of the first things I recreated and modified the fuck out of and learned deeply from. The creator, Kieran, is very friendly and is pretty nice with answering questions about how things work or how he did what.

To contribute: Really early on I did one track with something like 15 of them all being layered on top of one another,  with LFOs and stochastic automation controlling everything and triggering different midi notes throughout all of 'em. It got to the point that I could only do *one *parameter change at a time and one render before the DAW crashed from the insane CPU and RAM usage. I had to slog through with only being able to change one parameter at a time, render, let it crash, and then listen to the product to determine where to place the next parameter change. Mastering it was a nightmare!