Pluggotic has released Necroloop, a pseudo real-time stereo slicing effect for buffer-freaks.
Incoming audio gets sliced and then manipulated via 8 step-sequences controlling start/end points of the slices, pitch, one of the three effects available and randomizations.
Many transformations can be achieved, according to Pluggotic, from subtle/occasional fills, glitches and bleeps, variations, drills/rolls/repeats/stutters, turntable-style modulations, to rudimental time-stretching and noises, re-tuning melodies, random events/jams, etc.
Features:
- 32 patterns per sequencer.
- Pattern “copy” function.
- Buffer/slices reverse.
- Fully host-synchronized & performance oriented.
- Parameters jittering and patterns chaos.
- Gliding with separated rise and fall controls.
- Additional fx: multimode filter, multimode modulator and bitcrusher.
- Variable rates & slicing resolutions.
- Optional quantization for loop points and pitch.
Pricing & Availability
Necroloop is free and is available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in. It’s not yet listed on Pluggotic’s web page but you can download it directly here.
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