CDSkip is an emulation of CD skips and glitches. I bought a cheap CD player, put a scratched CD into it, and manually analyzed the resulting waveforms. Turns out that when a CD player skips, it doesn’t just produce a discontinuity – it makes a little high-frequency waveform that depends on the audio being skipped from and skipped to. Based on my experiment, I created this UGen to capture some of this effect.
FYI: I think we forgot to announce this but the cookiecutter recipe for plugins now include a github action so you can actually just upload a version tag and then it will automatically build and create a release for you, if you want to distribute precompiled plugins
i’ve been beating my head against the wall for the better part of the day and i just cannot get this plugin built. any chance there is a precompiled build somewhere?
I’d love to try this too (Intel macOS), if possible. I don’t ‘build’ anything (no Xcode/Github), so always rely on friendly devs to make a ‘release’ (yeah, I know. Sorry devs).
Only if it’s cool and easy for you to share though. Ta.
Nah, you’re fine! It’s much more subtle on that repo than others I’ve seen. I only realized when I went to try and figure out if its possible to easily compile for different OSs. Cmake is very opaque to me.