As i said before, im gonna use this as my starting point, but im posting this here because id really liek to see what someone else can do with this macro (ok, i admit it, im just very happy with this corecell and i want to share it, i like seeing what other peoplke do with my stuff!).
Also, in this ensemble, when the gate is off, the dry input passes thru to the filter, so it works more like an effect. There is 2 retrigger modes, one slippy kind using the exile buzz thing, the other a normal hard-sounding retrigger that you get when you retrigger a sampler fast or set a sampler's loop length very short. Ok, so the problem is sync issues with tempo based effects, such as delay plugins and dBlue Glitch amongst others. The plan is to move over to the 64-bit system once everthing is running smoothly. From the initial release which was Glitch 1.3 to the new Glitch 2.1.0, there are a lot of changes in its features and GUI. Versions of Glitch VST plugin Similar to other VST, Glitch VST by Illformed keep updating and adding new features to it. Heres a new version of the macro i posted above, probably more suited to this application - no clock osc for retrigger, all done inside the corecell. The other one is Windows 7 64-bit, which I'm testing out. Recommended Resource: Also check out dBlue Tapestop VST Plugin here. I cant say it is going to really be an emuklation of the VST plug in, but it iwll be similar (stepsequenced). The macro works fairly well overall, i used it in a jam session with my brother already, sampling in his gameboy music and modifying it live, and had no problems with it that i can remember.
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