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Glitch Hop: 3.5 gigs of bleeps, blops, screetches & squelches.

Glitch Hop

3.5 gigs of bleeps, blops, screetches & squelches.


  • Apple Loops
  • REX
  • WAV
  • RMX
$ 99.95

  • Apple Loops
  • REX
  • WAV
$ 99.95

"For those who want to sprinkle a pinch of dirty binary mayhem on their mixes, Glitch Hop is a terrific resource." - Keyboard Magazine

Description


Even when it's beautiful, Glitch Hop is disturbing. It's the wrinkle in the bedsheet, the sand in the vaseline. Artists like Prefuse 73,Telefon Tel Aviv, Matmos, Kid606, and others fuse hip hop beats with clicky, digital tones that are as gorgeous as they are defective. Glitch Hop producers are not content to make mathematical abstractions. Instead they combine this with funky, head-nodding beats to make a music that is both challenging and instinctively booty-shakin'. And now Big Fish Audio and producer Brian Saitzyk have distilled the essence of this sound into Glitch Hop.

Details



3.2 GB on disc (1.7 GB or 24bit WAV files)
1,143 Loops and Hits on disc (458 WAV Loops and Hits)

Construction Kits - 34 construction kits from 75 to 110 BPM in various keys. All of the construction kits contain a full mix and all the elements broken out into individual loops. Each kit also contains a folder of hits and a folder called 'drum tracks'
'Drum Tracks' give you access to the individual elements of the drum loop. You can now mix it however you'd like, or use an individual element separate from the drum mix.


Hip Hop, Electronica, Sound Design/FX, IDM



Download Sizes


Version Compressed Download Size
 
Apple Loops/REX/WAV/RMX Download includes
  WAV:  1.17 GB
  Apple Loops:  765.9 MB
  REX:  310.6 MB

*When ordering the download product from Big Fish Audio you will be given one or more links for each of your download product purchases. The links will be active for 24 hours. During this time you should download the file and expand it. Please keep the archive or zip file as a backup.

Reviews


 
Article Rating Author
 
Keyboard Magazine Francis Preve
Virtual Instruments Magazine Chris Meyer