iZotope has released Stutter Edit, its first collaboration with composer and electronic musician Brian Transeau (BT). Stutter Edit’s features revolve around an innovative engine that continuously samples live audio, storing that audio in a buffer that can be manipulated in a myriad of ways. The key to unlocking Stutter Edit’s capabilities is the use of Gestures: a set of effects and their associated timelines that reside on a single MIDI note. The audible result of a Gesture can vary from simple to complex—a Gesture could simply repeat a small chunk of audio at an 1/8 note rhythmic rate, or it could trigger a run of raging glitches that get decimated by a bit crusher before being filtered into a wash of echoes. Condensing such sonic adventures into a single key press is what makes Stutter Edit so playable, especially with its intelligent sense of timing. Stutter Edit is designed with musicality in mind, which frees you to make wild sounds that still feel like a natural part of your tracks. Outside of the studio, couple Stutter Edit with a host like Ableton Live to rocket your performances into a new world of organic improvisation.

Features:
    * Play effects like an instrument
    * Remix in real-time, on stage or in the studio
    * Cutting edge audio slicing and manipulation
    * Elegant and intuitive MIDI control

Release name:
iZotope.Stutter.Edit.v1.0.VST.RTAS-DYNAMiCS
IZotope.Stutter.Edit.v1.00.AU.VST.RTAS.MAC.OSX.UB-DYNAMiCS
Size: 54MB / 62MB