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Glitch Freeware Plug-in By Dblue Tears Your .wavs To Shreds...For Free!

August 31, 2007
The Livewire Shows How to Use Glitch in the Studio

Glitch, a freeware plug-in offered by dblue, was first reviewed by Gearwire in Crosstalk 23. Since then, we have stepped away from the plug-in and pretty much forgotten about it's awe-inspiring majesty.

Last week, we had a chance to sit down with The Livewire from Hi-Fi Hearts and talk a little bit about Glitch. He runs through all of the parameters and shows how to use the sequencer to get the most out of this powerful plug-in.

Presenter: Bill Holland, Gearwire
Location: Chicago, IL

Bill Holland is a writer/producer for Gearwire.


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how lame

By: Anonymous Coward
how lame
Fri, 2007-08-31 17:32

hey coward

By: ghasse
couldya maybe be more specific?
Sun, 2007-09-02 11:00

how lame this video is?

By: Anonymous Coward
how lame this video is?
Mon, 2007-09-03 11:54

specificity

By: literacy in america
Maybe you could be more specific. Saying something is lame just makes you sound like a 16 year old living in your mom's basement. I think glitch is pretty damn cool. Yeah, maybe the hand held approach wasn't the best, but it looks like they are shooting on the road in this one. This does not look like the Gearwire studio at all. A screen cast would be great. Maybe Gearwire could do issue specific screen caps with glitch? That would be awesome.
Tue, 2007-09-04 12:08

re: specificity

By: bholland
Thanks, man. Yeah, we were shooting on location, and he showed me this plug-in at last minute. I couldn't believe it was free. What stinks is that it's PC only, so I'm going to have to fire up the PC at Gearwire and start doing some good screen casts with it.
Tue, 2007-09-04 12:36

Im actually 15 thank you

By: Anonymous Coward
Im actually 15 thank you very much...k, ill be more specific, but it was really just a spontaneous post. I wasnt saying how lame the filming or production was, just how lame and depressing the process of making glitch/electronic music was. Its just depressing that staring at a computer screen and messing around with drum loops is considered music.
Tue, 2007-09-04 17:25

re: actually 15

By: bholland
Don't sweat it. We've got a ton of anonymous users online. I agree, glitch and IDM CAN be boring, just like progressive rock or uninspired punk rock can be really boring. I appreciate your honesty in looking at the video, though. If you are more into instrumentation, keep in mind that this plug-in can be used to effect already recorded drums or guitar. Just a thought. Pretty much every musician uses computers now, so it's inevitable that your music ends up in the digital world eventually. Thanks for watching the video and being honest, though.
Wed, 2007-09-05 10:17

progressive rock

By: aerolit
Leave the progrock alone you silly fuck. Being deaf does not justify comments like this. It's probably not your era anyway so stop making comments that irritate others. Anyway the plug-in is really great!!!
Tue, 2007-11-13 06:06

dude

By: bholland
I love good progressive rock. I grew up on Jethro Tull, Yes, King Crimson, etc. I just think that any genre can get boring if uninspired. Punk and Prog rock are two I often pick because they are at the roots of what I first got into musically, so I notice more easily when a record is god-awful. For example, a lot of stuff that people did solo going into the late-seventies became overblown and pompous. I love glitch and IDM too, which is why I make the comparison. Sorry if it came off the wrong way.
Tue, 2007-11-13 17:04

woah there boy

By: Anonymous Zombie

okay fella, you can tell by the way that this guy replies that hes a sound fella. calling him a silly fuck because he said that x or y genre has its god awful artists is donright immature. maybe lay back off the old offensice language until youre certain that the person youre reffering to is indeed a silly fuck yahhh?

Sat, 2008-05-03 07:56

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