Dubstepforum.com

http://audio.tutsplus.com/tutorials/pro ... echniques/

free plugins linked on the page as well.

Nice link, I've been meaning to start experimenting with glitching and I have a Vst but it just sounds like an addled mess.

will grab these, i love glitchy stuff. i'm trying to more build my songs on glitches rather than just add them in as flavor.

Good link holmes.

Used to glitch the old fashioned way, never really got into algorithmic glitching. I tried to use live cut a couple of times, but could never get anything even remotely useful out of it. But we all know of my special needs condition.

Artillery I have used to glitch a bit, mainly as an easy way to stutter in a performance context.

did you write that tutorial FSTZ?

Most of these just make me appreciate the wierd shit you can do with loop point tightening and pitches, sweeps, pitch outs ect can do on cdjs...

But you cant fuck with that massive looking effect sequencer program... that things looks fuckin 1337

+1 for Audiotuts, theres some other good tutorials on there, regarding music theory, cadences and stuff like that

db_glitch is king

symmetricalsounds wrote:did you write that tutorial FSTZ?

nope

just posting stuff that I believe is relative to the interests of the community

jobbanaught wrote:+1 for Audiotuts, theres some other good tutorials on there, regarding music theory, cadences and stuff like that

yeah...

I am actually a "plus" member

my GF got me the membership for xmas

FSTZ wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:did you write that tutorial FSTZ?

nope

just posting stuff that I believe is relative to the interests of the community

no it's cool you posted it, just asking because the guy who wrote that is on another forum i go on and thought you might be him.

cool!...

which forum if you don't mind me asking?

Cool

awesome!
i love glitch..

last few months i've actually been playing more with manual glitching techniques. so achieving a more subtle glitch that isn't really possible with plugins, near the end of a project i'll bounce everything down to audio and then manually drag around the waveforms. quite labour-intensive but can be really worth it.

sweet, got to try experimenting with this....

Its seem am not the only person who follows audio tuts

They even have photo shop ones too.

http://psd.tutsplus.com/