7+1 Glitch pack
7 Glitch effects + 1 combo of those.
”combo” is super complicated but able to use 7 effects on one effect
vavjGlitckPack_v2605.zip (984.9 KB)
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Thank you so much for sharing your work 
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After a few iterations, Claude built this ISF which generates a palette overlay of whatever video source is being played. After earlier muddied and muted results, it provided a few sliders to better match the averaged/analysed colours with the key visible colours.
Adjustable height, update rate, and can be positioned on any of the 4 frame-edges.
Add to Library>Graphics>ISF
Feel free to remix.
CinematicPalette.fs.zip (4.3 KB)
Video image: Kids playing at Gaba Gaba, Papua New Guinea, during a visit there last year.
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Another iterated claude ISF effect : ‘Film Strip Scrubber’
Add to Library>Graphics>ISF
Adjust:
- strip width, and it populates with enough frames to fill screen height
- gaps between frames
- frameoffset - where 0 = video playing in each frame, 1 = stop motion, staggered per frame
- optional
- framestrip-borders, colour, film sprocket holes
- source input pulldown : choose which layer is film-stripped
FilmStripScrubber.fs.zip (3.1 KB)
Video image: dusk bats in Melbourne, Australia.
It also ‘stacks’ in fun ways:
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How are you folks iterating on the shader dev? I’d prefer to do it in situ in VDMX so my OSC plumbing is setup but I can’t make changes without ejecting and reloading the shader which is clunky. I assume live coding is possible in the ISF Editor but then I loose the real world OSC test (I have a performance setup in Supercollider that sends the OSC). Thanks.
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Hey everyone! 
I’ve been meaning to share these for a while.
This is a collection of custom ISF effects I’ve created over the past few months while working in VDMX. They’re not just quick experiments—I’ve actually been using many of them in my own live visuals and real-time projects.
Some of the shaders are variations of the same idea, so you’ll notice a few of them are quite similar. I decided to keep them all in the repository anyway, because different versions can be useful starting points, and hopefully they’ll be easy for others to tweak and adapt to their own workflow.
GitHub (free download):
https://github.com/Gnomalab/VDMX-ISF-Effects-Suite/tree/main/ISF
One I’m particularly happy with is Gn Modulation Synth. It’s become one of my favorite effects from the collection.
I’d love to write short explanations for each shader—or at least for the most interesting ones—but that takes time. For now, I’d rather make them available so anyone who wants can start playing with them.
Feel free to use, modify, or build on them. If you end up making something cool with them, I’d love to see it.
— Juanjo / Gnomalab Estudio