You can create instant rhythmic patterns using any sound or part of a sound. My first use was basic: I had three different programmed presets for verses, choruses and the bridge in a song and MIDI programmed Stutter Edit 2 to change presets for each those sections.
All presets are available and listed by MIDI note in gesture banks in the browser.
#Izotope stutter edit expansion 2 plus#
There is a new good sounding Reverb module along with a total of 11 effects plus an awesome collection of presets in BT's Signature Bank these are excellent starting points to dial in just what fits your music. I began to build my own collection of presets the first time I opened and used Stutter Edit 2! I get it! So not only could I quickly audition an effect, I could do all sorts of stuttering effects that were quantized right away during a mix. I liked Auto mode to add sound effects without any routing or connecting a MIDI controller at all. I thought the Limiter worked great to reign in the near madness and chaotic sounds possible here!
All these effects can be edited and combined into chains in any order for "jillions" of combinations. This new version is easier to setup and there are new effects including an upgraded two-band Distort module plus both Comb and Chorus modules.
Stutter Edit makes quick work of sequencing pieces of audio into exotic rhythmic effects-a technique that use to take hours to create only a few bars of music. Stutter Edit 2 is the latest version of the all-in-one "slice n' dice" effect plug-in. Go To The Music Connection "New Toys" Directory
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