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anyone use fl and dblue glitch together?
within fl, everything is fine. but once i've exported my track, the audio affected by Glitch comes out sounding different.
has anyone ever had this problem?

I do believe it's because D Blue Glitch is still operating slightly randomly ever time you play it back. It's frustrating.

yeah, it does sound a little different everytime. you wouldn't happen to know any retrigger plugins similar to glitch would you?

Really not sure, mate. I'd be curious about that as well if anyone knows?

You can tell db glitch when to play the effect you want.

Yeah, but they still chuck in some form of random parameter change every now and again unless you change the "seed" (to all the way 0 I think?!)

Fix all the other settings to 0 and you're grand. :vader

dblue glitch starts moving across the effects differently depending on which bar you clicked on in the track. I usually apply the effect and make sure it works then bounce the glitched wav because depending on where the song starts playing from will affect where/how the effect is triggered in dblue glitch.

shoot2stun wrote:dblue glitch starts moving across the effects differently depending on which bar you clicked on in the track. I usually apply the effect and make sure it works then bounce the glitched wav because depending on where the song starts playing from will affect where/how the effect is triggered in dblue glitch.

yeah thats what i ended up doing. cheers

Fix all the other settings to 0 and you're grand

interesting, will try this. thanks everyone :corndance

JemGrover wrote:Really not sure, mate. I'd be curious about that as well if anyone knows?

oh and i found a freeware retrigger vst called supatrigga. it integrates right into the fruity wrapper which is cool
http://www.dontcrack.com/freeware/downl ... upaTrigga/

dBlue Glitch is a royal piece o' crap. I know one of the guys who developed it. When I first met him, I told him I wanted to slap him for it.

65L wrote:

JemGrover wrote:Really not sure, mate. I'd be curious about that as well if anyone knows?

oh and i found a freeware retrigger vst called supatrigga. it integrates right into the fruity wrapper which is cool
http://www.dontcrack.com/freeware/downl ... upaTrigga/

Nice one. Will check it out.


Hmm.. I'd hardly say it was a piece of crap with subtle use, with an effects' chain on a perc line pitched down and octave that goes
> Delay
> Short Reverb
> D Blue
> Bigger, darker Reverb
sidechained to the kick

I've had some niiice results.

65L wrote:yeah, it does sound a little different everytime. you wouldn't happen to know any retrigger plugins similar to glitch would you?

SugarBytes Effectrix. Its similar to Glitch but better imo.

onewingedangelokc wrote:dBlue Glitch is a royal piece o' crap. I know one of the guys who developed it. When I first met him, I told him I wanted to slap him for it.

It's only crap because so many people use it and just leave it as it's Default setting on the drum buss or whatever to create InstaFills. If people take the time to properly program it, it's amazing.

[That being said, the Tape Stop is one of the most recognisible sounds in electronic music to me right now]

Matthew-B wrote:

65L wrote:yeah, it does sound a little different everytime. you wouldn't happen to know any retrigger plugins similar to glitch would you?

SugarBytes Effectrix. Its similar to Glitch but better imo.

^^ This.
Effectrix is what Dblue Glitch should have been but never was.
Don't use Glitch in production, because it just sounds like Glitch. I use effectrix live, but if you are gonna put glitch into your songs, stop being lazy and do it manually!

onewingedangelokc wrote:dBlue Glitch is a royal piece o' crap. I know one of the guys who developed it. When I first met him, I told him I wanted to slap him for it.

I bet you didnt tell him that actually.

wub wrote:
[That being said, the Tape Stop is one of the most recognisible sounds in electronic music to me right now]

Yeah it is overused to death here in the states on like every new top 40 track.

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Ahh I love it to bits, it's really useful. Tried using it on an acapella to glitch up the vocals and it sounded so sweet...
One thing though, is it just my computer but is it an absolute CPU hog?

Anyone else the same? :s

DannyDubstep wrote:Ahh I love it to bits, it's really useful. Tried using it on an acapella to glitch up the vocals and it sounded so sweet...
One thing though, is it just my computer but is it an absolute CPU hog?

Anyone else the same? :s

whats your spec look like on your computer? it doesn't seem that way to me