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Random auto chop
- Thread starter Gulliver
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yes....
cubase loopmash
and dblue glitch http://illformed.org/plugins/glitch/
also spectrasonics stylus rmx I think ...havent used it for years so could be wrong about that 1
cubase loopmash
and dblue glitch http://illformed.org/plugins/glitch/
also spectrasonics stylus rmx I think ...havent used it for years so could be wrong about that 1
Can't get easier than this: http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/stutteredit/
Oh damn..... Check this: http://illformed.com/ DBLUE GLITCH 2!!!
Probably not as good as some apps, but Reason 7 will have this ability. You will be able to take an audio file, save it as a REX file (in which it is sliced up) and then mess with the individual slices in the Dr. Rex player—including randomization, pitch and length stretching, etc. I'm a beta tester for Reason and I've been playing with this feature a lot lately. It's cool!
producerguy79
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Get your sample in time with the track, then cut the wave into beat/half/quarter beat (whichever you prefer) then put one segment per track with a different effect on each one. Ok it's not as simple as adding one of the wicked glitch plugins you can get but you get something really unique 
I'm from the old school, so I'm used to doing it manually with a sampler. There is a lot that can be said for doing it manually. Saying that, I am a big fan on Slicex in FLStudio - automatically chops wav and rx2 loops and very easy to adjust and edit. You may need to timestretch your loops prior though.