It could be for rhythmic purposes or to add a flare of something new, interesting, and surprising. In this article, we’ve compiled the three best glitch VST plugins you can find.

And trust us, with either of these three in your arsenal, you won’t need anything else. Without further ado, let’s dive in with our first choice – the famous Effectrix. If you're looking for a glitch VST plugin that does everything from introducing loops and weird stretching to delays, stutters, and filtering, you need to check out Effectrix.Įffectrix is an easy-to-use multi-effect sequencer that works by painting your desired effect into blocks. When you start playing your track, the sequencer starts moving along in your set number of steps. Whenever you want a particular effect to trigger, paint that block in the sequencer. This glitch plugin offers 14 different time-synced effects ranging from classic ones like Phaser to more complex ones like loop, x-loop, and tonal delays. You can't even copy and paste curves between different modulators FFS.All the effects sound fantastic and can be controlled with dry and wet knobs to get the right amount.Īs you start painting the blocks, you realize how simple Effectrix is to use to transform your sound. Basically, you either use the default presets or draw your curves every goddamn time. Once you've saved a couple of curves you won't have any clue what each curve looks like.

You can save a curve to a file and load it back, but there's no curve navigator with a visualization of what the curve looks like. You'd think Izotope would have put some effort into having custom presets of curves you can create and reuse. This makes absolutely zero sense, specially if this is intended to be used live.Ī big of part of SE2 is drawing complex curves. Instead of getting a stutter effect on the snare it will be on whatever is on beat 1 at the start of the bar. Let's say your buffer is 1 bar long and you press the key to enable it on beat 2 when the snare plays. When you hit a key to enable the effect it doesn't start applying the effect on the sound that is currently playing. There are plenty of UX/UI problems but biggest ones IMO are: It has some serious issues which make it unusable IMO. Bought it for $100 not so long ago and I wouldn't recommend it, even at $40.

Using stutter edit vst