B.Oops
By B.Shapr / B.Oops Project
B.Oops is a pattern-oriented glitch effect for rearranging and processing audio. It is useful for rhythmic variations, transitions and experimental treatments of loops. Its sequencing behavior can make the effect an active arrangement component. Use a compatible LV2 host and preserve the untreated source so complex changes can be revised without losing the original performance.
Save intermediate versions while experimenting, especially before a large routing or parameter change. Keeping the original source alongside a rendered result makes later arrangement and revision much easier.