Izotope StutterEdit: How do you make use of it?

[beats me]

I get pissed off when rock music features distorted guitars playing chords that have already been played in other songs. FFS been there, done that!!

I know right, and I can't stand all these artists using effects pedals and microphones and shit. WTF. They're all so phony. REAL MUSICIANS use drums made from animal hide that they stretched over a piece of wood.

THAT TOO!!

And have you ever noticed how many songs feature a bass drum and a snare?!? Talk about done to death and zero imagination.

FUCK.

[Theo Void]

I get pissed off when rock music features distorted guitars playing chords that have already been played in other songs. FFS been there, done that!!

I know right, and I can't stand all these artists using effects pedals and microphones and shit. WTF. They're all so phony. REAL MUSICIANS use drums made from animal hide that they stretched over a piece of wood.

THAT TOO!!

And have you ever noticed how many songs feature a bass drum and a snare?!? Talk about done to death and zero imagination.

FUCK.

And can you believe people still write vocals and then sing them? GAWD!!

[Johnisfaster]

Just like any instrument Id recomment learning how to use it well. There is no such thing as played out. There is however such a thing as bad music, which can be made using anything.

[JuanSOLO]

I run it on a Send, and I keep another Send with a clean channel. Then I can toggle various instuments or sounds to either be clean, or running through stutter edit, or other fx as such.

I like stutter edit for it's sound quality when triggering fx. It's smooth and usually fits what I am trying to achieve in a sutble way. Where the Finger is kind of pop and clicky sometimes. However I like that too when thats what I want.

I like using tools like that to cut frequencies with a little spice on top, or to add color to random snare hits, or maybe a word in a vocal track.