Multi-fx g (glitch effects)

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The ‘g’ in ‘multi-fx g’ is for ‘glitch’ or ‘glitchBeast’.

multi-fx g.axp (52.3 KB)

This patch is a multi-effects unit based on the ‘glitchBeast’ object by Remco van der Most (sss).

To get started: turn down every single knob, connect a sound source to the Gills’ audio input, connect your headphones/speakers to Gills’ audio output, and play some audio while slowly turning up the volume knob.
If there’s no audio, check your sound source, your cables, and the input/output volume knobs.

There are 2 pages in this patch. Use button S3 to switch pages.
The encoder adjusts the global dry/wet mix. LED L1 = wet signal. LED L2 = dry signal.
Button S1 & S2 do different things on each page.
Button S4 triggers ‘echo stop’.

Page 1

Lag, reverse, granular, gating, and randomise parameters here. S1 to turn on reverse, S2 to turn on granular effect.

  1. Lag: delays the signal without feedback
  2. Reverse rate: press S1 to turn on
  3. Grain size: press S2 to turn on
  4. Grain position
  5. Grain rate
  6. Gap: creates a gating effect. Timing is controlled by the ‘lag’ parameter.
  7. Gap offset: adjusts the gating length.
  8. Mod rate: Rate of chorus modulation
  9. Mod width: Amount of chorus modulation
  10. Random jam: randomises time

Page 2

Bitcrush, distortion, repeater, phaser, and pitch shifter. S1 to turn on octaver, S2 to turn on sub-octaver.

  1. Bitcrush
  2. Octaver: turn for more high frequency.
  3. Sub-octaver: generates a sub-octave, turn for more high frequency.
  4. Repeater size
  5. Repeater repeat amount
  6. Phaser feedback
  7. Phaser pre-delay LFO rate
  8. Phaser feedback LFO rate
  9. Pitch window
  10. Pitch shift
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