Pluggotic Necroloop

The Pluggotic Necroloop VST plugin was developed to be a pseudo real-time stereo slicer for buffer-freaks. Necroloop is an effect that records incoming material in 8/16/32 slices and plays it back in horribly twisted ways with it's live, sequenced editing tools.

Necroloop only demands for incoming audio and a running host. Just load it as a common stereo insert fx and let anything run through, a drum loop, melodic instruments, vocals..or an entire mix.

As mentioned, audio gets recorded into 8/16/32 slices. Starting point and ending point of those slices can be manipulated incessantly, intentionally and/or casually. Now, figure that when the end point is reached, playback of that slice loops and starts all over again, unless the next upcoming slice gets triggered by the internal synchronized mechanism. This first part alone of Necroloop is able, for example, to remix loops or to perform rudimental timestretching...and yes it can roll, drill and shriek like it has a life on it's own.

Stop the party, it's not enough yet...just as the start/end points, the pitch of the slices can be optionally manipulated within 10 octaves of range. Ouch.

Then, an effect from a selection of three can be applied onto the sliced/pitched material: - a multimode filter (lp/bp/hp/notch) - bitcrushing A.K.A. crude and rude resampling - ring modulation, with a choice of four waveforms