Intro to Stutter Edit 2 with iZotope Sound Designer Joshua Kipersztok

In this video tutorial, iZotope sound designer Joshua Kipersztok gives us an introduction to the all-new Stutter Edit 2 and its many new and improved features.

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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[HazyJ]

I love BT. This and BreakTweaker are crazy dope. Very CPU heavy tho, especially breaktweaker.

[evergreenbranch]

This is amazing. Great demonstration. I think in Stutter edit 3 it would be really cool to have a step mode similar to Effectrix where you just click or draw in steps right on the plugin in a time window to trigger fx. That's always been my favorite way to do fx like this.

[hodshonf]

Thank you pointing out AUTO MODE!

SE2 in AM on a guitar buss = FANTASTIC!

well worth the £37.52
purchase price!

[richardspillers]

I cannot get this to work at all. it doesn't affect my audio at all

[gerrardxavier]

u might wanna learn how to use it first.