*Improved* An easier setup with AUTO mode for auditioning sounds in a mix with hassle-free with one button.
Try different gestures, and create your own! Stutter Edit 2 Feature SummaryĬreate instant rhythmic patterns out of any sound. Chop up your samples to the beat, or just shred them into pitched, synthy oblivion with the Stutter and Buffer controls. Access dozens of unique gestures through custom banks, each with their own rhythmic flavour ready-made to deliver inspiration quickly. Put Stutter Edit 2 on your tracks with rhythmic gestures, sweeping filters, glitchy effects, or everything at once. Choose your range with the blue sliders, pick a premade curve (or draw your own), and playback to hear your creation. Every knob and slider in Stutter Edit 2 can move in time with your session using the new Curve Editor, letting you draw in the motion of your effects without needing to use your DAW’s automation. Movement In The MixĪn upgraded Distort module, new Comb, Chorus, and Limiter modules, and a new Reverb module from BT’s personal collection join a suite of 11 effects that offer everything from lo-fi ear-candy to attention-grabbing tape stops.
However you want to start your journey into Stutter Edit 2, you’ll be up and running and making sounds quickly. Get inspired with professionally designed presets that give you cinematic rises, exciting transitions, and club-ready filter sweeps out of the box, ready to be added to your productions. Or, easily connect a MIDI controller via an online help system that detects your DAW and provides step by step setup instructions. With the new AUTO mode, you can easily try out sounds in your mix and fire off gestures without requiring any routing. In addition to these trademark stutter effects, performers and producers can be creative with a multitude of rhythmic gestures to build tension and create dynamics, both in live performances and studio arrangements. Stutter Edit 2 creates the famous “stutter” editing effect with one button, slicing audio into small fragments and sequencing the pieces into razor-sharp rhythmic effects, recreating techniques that previously took hours to perfect by hand.
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