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GeneralFuzz · Post by **GeneralFuzz** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:20 pm

TBU is the best electronic album I heard in the last decade. It is both amazing from a technical and composition perspective, and emotionally compelling as well.

CANE CREEK · Post by **CANE CREEK** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:29 pm

GeneralFuzz wrote:TBU is the best electronic album I heard in the last decade. It is both amazing from a technical and composition perspective, and emotionally compelling as well.

Have you heard "Dusted - Safe from harm" it is all the above you mentioned.

I'll try the demo of isotope stutter on my days off , I'd of been happier paying $99.

bluedad · Post by **bluedad** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:16 am

A.M. Gold wrote: As I said in an earlier post, this is a genre specific effect. There's a reason BT helped engineer this---he is one of the most responsible people for bringing the "stutter effect" into the mainstream. It's sort of his "auto-tune" effect, so to speak. And, like the auto-tune effect, you are either going to have a significant use for it or no use for it at all, which is entirely dependent on the material you are working on.

That said, I think this is an excellent tool for that specific type of effect.

and geez, like I'm pulling at my hair everytime I hear autotune now, can you imagine how many tunes now will start to feature the stutter? Yikes, makes me shudder.

A.M. Gold · Post by **A.M. Gold** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 1:52 am

TBH, I think stutter will remain firmly rooted in the kinds of electronic genres it's been in before, but it will be a bit easier to pull of with this plug-in.

Don't ask me why outa-tune went through the roof the way it did, though. One of life's little mysteries.

justin3am · Post by **justin3am** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 2:07 am

I had a play with it and had a lot of fun. The filters sound really good and of course it does more than stutter. I like the gesture system but HATE the preset manager. Is it just me or is the plug-in in-active when you navigate presets?

I don't think I'll end up buying, Lucifer2 will remain my tool of choice for this kind of thing.

polyslax · Post by **polyslax** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 2:50 am

justin3am wrote:I don't think I'll end up buying, Lucifer2 will remain my tool of choice for this kind of thing.

The restraint!

Haven't played with this yet. Still a Lucifer guy myself, tho I hafta say it's been a while since I've used any kind of stutter-glitch plug.

Ipe · Post by **Ipe** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:10 am

Hi...sorry for this absurd question, but the demo didnt installed the manual properly on Mac.

Can anyone tell me how to set it up on Cubase?

I tried choosing it on midi output but i can only listen to the stutter fx and filters, not applied to the midi loop...

Where should i load the stutter? As a vst on a single fx channel? As a send? Insert, etc?

Thks a lot for your help!

Esgalachoir · Post by **Esgalachoir** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:41 am

cryophonik wrote:...but it is among the more expensive stutter effects so I don't think it's unreasonable for anybody to wonder what it offers that less expensive products don't.

Some guy named BT made it...

Plus it's probably cooler than the other ones.

I'm trying it ASAP.

bluedad · Post by **bluedad** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:16 am

Ipe wrote:Hi...sorry for this absurd question, but the demo didnt installed the manual properly on Mac.

Can anyone tell me how to set it up on Cubase?

I tried choosing it on midi output but i can only listen to the stutter fx and filters, not applied to the midi loop...

Where should i load the stutter? As a vst on a single fx channel? As a send? Insert, etc?

Thks a lot for your help!

Load the stutter fx as an insert on an audio channnel.
create a midi track
Configure the input of the MIDI track as your controller.
Configure the output of the MIDI track as "iZotope Stutter Edit - Midi In".

ZenPunkHippy · Post by **ZenPunkHippy** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:33 am

Stutter Edit is a really slick piece of work - I'm very impressed. Easy to use, great sound.

Re the comments about "will it be used more than a couple of times after the novelty wears off" ... I guess it depends on the type of music you're writing. For dance music producers, this is sonic heaven. It takes the "pain" out of creating breakdowns and it's looking like a great tool for live performance

Peace,
Andy.

shanecgriffo · Post by **shanecgriffo** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:37 am

for us rock n rollers maybe not so useful

ZenPunkHippy · Post by **ZenPunkHippy** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:47 am

shanecgriffo wrote:for us rock n rollers maybe not so useful

A nice opportunity to innovate with a new genre: glitch n roll

rhythmtechnologies · Post by **rhythmtechnologies** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:04 pm

downloaded this yesterday and it sounds good.

the note on/off way of working is a bit silly though. what if i want to record it over an existing midi track, wont that fudge up all my midi or am i missing the obvious?

(yes i know i can just record it down live but thats not always how i work)

Esgalachoir · Post by **Esgalachoir** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:12 pm

ZenPunkHippy wrote:...glitch n roll

How about some R&G?

ZenPunkHippy · Post by **ZenPunkHippy** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:20 pm

Esgalachoir wrote:How about some R&G?

If you reckon it would take the PAIN out of listening to T-Pain then please: BRING IT ON

Izotope buys BT's Sonik Architects (Stutter Edit now Released!)