Flickering in and out/bad connection effect?

[Kita]

I wanted to end a song link this instead of having the chords ring out. Was wondering if anybody knows a good way of doing it or a plug (mac, AU) that will do this effect.

Pretty much looking for the entire mix to flicker in and out and then just cut off, like if you have a bad connection on a cable and shake it. Pretty sure everybody knows what I'm talking about.

 

[bryan_kilco]

You can do that by hand if you group all tracks and cut chunks of audio out.

Or use something like dBlue Glitch

 

[Kita]

You can do that by hand if you group all tracks and cut chunks of audio out.

Or use something like dBlue Glitch

Yeah, but I'd like the buzz and hum effects as well, instead of just random chopped silence.

 

[smy1]

Record buzz and hum and put it on another track

 

[LiberaScientia]

Get someone to pull your cable out and plug in back in repeatedly while you record?

 

[Kita]

Unfortunately I don't have an amp or a guitar, or I would record something like this myself. I know a majority of you have an amp and mic set up already. Who wants to take 5 minutes of their time to record some buzz and then the unplugging of the guitar? Eh? Ehhhhh?

 

[nialldoran]

@wutzington can i ask what negative limiting is? did a quick search and couldnt find nothing definative, im curious as i like weird techniques for using processors for a differant purpose (if that is what it does)

 

[Terminus]

There's probably samples of stuff like that to be found on freesound.org

You dont even need a guitar to make them either, could be any old plug, or use a turntable and fuck the needle up and sample that.

 

[Kita]

There's probably samples of stuff like that to be found on freesound.org

There is a bunch of stuff I want off that site. It's been broken for over a week now. Nobody can sign up.