THE LIVEWIRE: Not the best of loops but it's a decent loop so we're going to make it sound a little bit better. So, I'll look up through my massive amounts of effects and find the Dblue Glitch. It loads up this gigantic screen which has a lot of stuff but I'm only going to show you it because you got to hear it.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

So, what it does is it sets a random effect that chops up the loop accordingly. I'm going to set the tape stop.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

You have your modulator.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

Retrigger.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

Shuffler.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

Reverse.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

Crusher.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

BILL HOLLAND: Hold the mic towards the speakers a little bit when you're playing.

THE LIVEWIRE: All right. So we have the crusher.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

The gate effect.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

The delay...,

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

...and the stretcher.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]

So, I kind of like a combination between the stretcher and the reverser, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to set the bar length to be only a four-bar because the loop we have is only approximately a four-bar long, so we set that there, and right now it's all set for random so it's selecting each pattern at random, but I want to set it to a couple of things that I like.

[THE LIVEWIRE PLAYING A LOOP THROUGH GLITCH]