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An excellent collection of effects for adding some interest to your sessions. A great addition to both live and studio work!!
Watched Ned using these in his videos and they looked like good fun. Too lazy to make my own Max devices and some of these do some nice things that are relatively difficult to achieve with stock Ableton/M4L plugins. Great craic!
The concept is simple yet the outcome can be full of suprises and complexity. Sound manipulation a GO-GO!
Amazing set of FX. Complex edits just got really simple
The must have fx pack for creative performance! Amazing!!!
Love this, is awesome ✨
First time a set of “glitch FX” that resonates with me and my workflow. Find the sweet spot and just set and forget!
I love how it opens new way to my experiments with beats and soundcapes.
So good to keep a performance varied and moving ! tops!
Genius Ned , these devices are the prove that simpler they are more effctive results you get ! .highly recomment
I’ve gotten so much joy out of Lucky 16 over time. There are a lot of glitch effects out there which are hard to setup and not rewarding to play, but just drop this in and you’ll be smiling in seconds. It’s really like rolling the dice and shuffling things up without having to muss and fuss with unnecessary details. You can chain’ ’em together or go at it one-at-a-time. Reorder to taste. Add your own wet/dry control to adjust the mix.
The Roll in particular is very tasty on hi-hats and other crisp percussion, where in combination with Ableton’s probability, keeps your ticks varied.
My only wish is that a Lucky 16 SHELL could be added to control external effects too, so you could expand the palette… imagine all the consistent good that’d do!
One of my top 5 most used personal presets in Live is a Rack with Lucky Repeat, Reverse, and Roll. That said they can be quite click-y especially with low- and sub-frequency sound material. The other devices are good too but I rarely use them because their output tends to be much louder (in relative terms) than what the input is.
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Daniel Swilley –
An excellent collection of effects for adding some interest to your sessions. A great addition to both live and studio work!!
Eoin Coughlan –
Watched Ned using these in his videos and they looked like good fun. Too lazy to make my own Max devices and some of these do some nice things that are relatively difficult to achieve with stock Ableton/M4L plugins. Great craic!
Patrick James Foetisch –
The concept is simple yet the outcome can be full of suprises and complexity. Sound manipulation a GO-GO!
Simon Wicks –
Amazing set of FX. Complex edits just got really simple
IOANNIS FESTAS –
The must have fx pack for creative performance! Amazing!!!
David Castro –
Love this, is awesome ✨
thatsmethere –
First time a set of “glitch FX” that resonates with me and my workflow. Find the sweet spot and just set and forget!
Patrik Jaššo –
I love how it opens new way to my experiments with beats and soundcapes.
Joseph Hindle –
So good to keep a performance varied and moving ! tops!
Artour Kats –
Genius Ned , these devices are the prove that simpler they are more effctive results you get ! .highly recomment
TORLEY –
I’ve gotten so much joy out of Lucky 16 over time. There are a lot of glitch effects out there which are hard to setup and not rewarding to play, but just drop this in and you’ll be smiling in seconds. It’s really like rolling the dice and shuffling things up without having to muss and fuss with unnecessary details. You can chain’ ’em together or go at it one-at-a-time. Reorder to taste. Add your own wet/dry control to adjust the mix.
The Roll in particular is very tasty on hi-hats and other crisp percussion, where in combination with Ableton’s probability, keeps your ticks varied.
My only wish is that a Lucky 16 SHELL could be added to control external effects too, so you could expand the palette… imagine all the consistent good that’d do!
David Isenmann –
One of my top 5 most used personal presets in Live is a Rack with Lucky Repeat, Reverse, and Roll. That said they can be quite click-y especially with low- and sub-frequency sound material. The other devices are good too but I rarely use them because their output tends to be much louder (in relative terms) than what the input is.