Yes, I used it the other day when mixing down a session and it puts out some
very intresting studders. I found that it is very easy to over use so in
total I used it for only about 4 bars in a song and that was broken up in
two spots. Remember that you need to set up an audio track and arm it,
sending your studder to it to record the studder changes to and then you
need to go back and cutt out the origenal audio so it is not over lapping.
This is all dependent on if you only want the studder affect heard on that
part of the music and not both the origenal source and the studder affect.
HTH
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From: "chad baker" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 3:51 AM
Subject: re-studder edit
hi disregard my previous post about studder edit got it working
did some reading online
i like that plugin i like how on every keyboard key its a different effect
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