Glitchd
Tonal notes morphing into glitches but also with a wee pad to keep it useable.
ByChristopher Scullion
The story
I took the AFRORACK samples and threw them into a software called Forester to make some new source material. ( http://leafcutterjohn.com/forester-2022/ )
My idea was to make some sounds that would be interesing enough as padish type sounds but not too complicated that they would need much tecnhical wizardry to make them work well in Decent Sampler.
This is my first Decent Sampler instrument I made, go easy on me.
Making A Glitchy Pad Sample Instrument
Interface
Reviews
Newbie Likes this
Yeh - I'm new to all this decent sampler stuff so running around ike a kid at a fairground with a free pass - - but this one is super atmospheric and inspirational. Well done feller
3 for one, times two
This is a very smart way to make a relatively familiar sound to something very unique. Not only there are 3 different sounds packed in a very small package, but the extra function of being able to blend between a pad and a glitch sound makes this very special. If I had to complain about something, that would be the glitch not starting immediately in the case you have your modwheel all the way down initially - you will first hear the "original" sample, and the glitches will occur a few seconds later.
The sounds though are very nice, and along with all the useful settings in the very clean and easily readable GUI, this is a very, very solid and creative instrument!
8-bit sounding grungey tones
I really quite like this one. There's something almost 8-bit about the sound of "Glitchd2" (minus the glitches).
They aren't very "pad like" until you stretch out the attack and release - but that just makes them dual purpose :-)