Stutter Edit 2 by iZotope | Tutorial | Effects & Automation | Getting Started Part.2

in this video tutorial, Joshua Casper shows you how to get started with the Effects in the new StutterEdit 2 by iZotope and BT. Learn how to make insane fills, build ups and break downs.

About Stutter Edit 2

From the mind of BT

From the mind of BT and in collaboration with iZotope, Stutter Edit 2 lets you create the famous “stutter” editing effect with one button to slice and dice your samples, tracks, and mixes. Create exciting movement with the new Curve Editor and control any effect in tempo. Dive deeper with new banks full of pre-made presets soaring gestures, glitched-out breakdowns, and beyond.

Elevate your productions and get a bottomless well of inspiration in a single plug-in with Stutter Edit 2.

Features

Create instant rhythmic patterns out of any sound. Trap your hi-hat. Make your vocals skip and jump. Turn percussion into pitch. Make an instant dubstep breakdown.

An easier setup with AUTO mode lets you audition sounds in your mix hassle-free with one button. Or hook up a MIDI controller with step-by-step in-app help that detects what DAW you’re in.

Curve Editor affects any setting in Stutter Edit 2, letting you make sweeping filters, pumping reverbs, and blends of lo-fi energy. Drill into any setting to edit the curve in detail, or choose from 12 premade curves for instant inspiration.

Effects modules: get the creative juices flowing with deeper controls and more options for motion and chaos. Stutter Edit 2 adds new Comb and Chorus modules, along with a full-featured Reverb and two-band Distort module.

Banks and gestures designed by BT deliver a wealth of effects, ideas, and sounds. Saved banks auto-map to your MIDI key keyboard, giving you dozens of gestures at your fingertips.

UI experience offers a logical workflow, with a new dedicated output section, easier Stutter controls, and a flexible system for saving banks and gestures.

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[iamherotv]

Joshua Casper, I have watched about 15 Stutter Edit 2 videos from other YouTubers, including videos directly from iZotope and BT but was not sold on getting Stutter Edit 2. Then I stumbled onto your Stutter Edit 2 "Getting Started 1 & 2" videos, which you have an awesome way of demonstrating how to use the plugin and the value the plugin offers. I have found this to be consistent in many other plugin videos you produce showcasing other plugins. Love your teaching style, how you show practical ways of using plugins, and your quick steps to getting a plugin working. Thank you for blessing us with the "Casper Dopeness!"

[PTCHS]

Dude your tutorials are better than iZotopes! Keep it up! liked subbed and notification squad!!! <3

[mariokwan]

Crazy good explanation, fast and straight to the point, Respect.

[雪鷹魚英語培訓的領航]

The UI is gorgeous graphic design. Love iZotope's work on that end lately.

[parboilrice]

Thanks for these videos, it really helps to make a decision.

[qwertyamusic]

Thank you, it is clear and very useful !

[bzrkjack]

Any idea how to record automation in reason?

[Leaphion]

So you can't actually automate any parameters via recording automation to your DAW with this plugin at all? Only controllability is the notes for effect on or off?

[housemachine]

They gotta make the creative suite for ios

[KnzoVortex]

3:40 "After stutter edit stops stuttering and editing"

[posebukse]

You can change the order of the effects, Einstein.