by djnarrative | 27 Dec, 2012 | Reckorder Tutorials, The Reckorder Project
A couple of years ago i bought Izotope's Stutter Edit. Its one of my favourite effect plugins, as its both playable, and uber useful in the studio. As the name suggests it glitches up the sound, and being designed by B.T means it gets real deep with the edits. While i love the fact its so playable i hadn't really got to grips with under the hood, so i took a macpro video course to fill in the blanks, and was really pleased with how in depth it was. It basically covered everything, and gave me loads of ideas and inspiration for how to use it. Heres my notes that i took in thinking rock. How to Setup and trigger Stutter Edit 1. Play stutter actions without midi keyboard by going to preset manager and clicking on the keyboard. 2. To play with midi keyboard add stutter edit to the audio channel, create a midi channel, and route its output to the audio channel and into stutter edit. Set the monitor to IN and then you wont need to turn on the record button to trigger it. Interface overview 1. It syncs with tempo of Daw 2. Note type - 1/2 note & 1/1024 selected you will get a stutter effect, if just the 1/2 or 1/4 you will get beat repeat mode. 3. Stutter module is where audio comes into the plugin 4. Quantize module is where you set the quantize and can reorder the audi 5. Gate width is the length of each the slices 6. Jump Pan is panning 7. Stereo Delay is dub delay with...
