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Stutter Edit Tips & Tutorials

Stutter Edit 2 is a modulation effect plug-in that allows you to chop your samples, tracks, and mix with MIDI controlled rhythm effects. Check out our resources below to learn creative sound design with Stutter Edit 2.

Our Best Articles on Stutter Edit

Learn Stutter Edit 2 in 10 Minutes

Learn how to use Stutter Edit, one of the most powerful and addictive effects plug-ins, in a matter of minutes. Follow along with audio examples.

June 24, 2020

I'm BT, and This Is Stutter Edit 2

Meet BT, GRAMMY-nominated producer and inventor of Stutter Edit. In this article, BT discusses his origins and how he invented a signature effect of modern pop music.

June 24, 2020

How Stutter Edit Inspires the Sounds Behind Stranger Things

iZotope’s education director Jonathan Wyner sat down with Craig Henighan, the sound designer for Stranger Things.

October 27, 2017

Most Recent Stutter Edit Articles

3 Ways to Reshape Your Sound with Stutter Edit

We’ve covered Stutter Edit’s rhythmic possibilities. Now we take a look at textural approaches to sound design on a track level.

August 14, 2018

Swing and Syncopation: Understanding DAW Groove

In this article we break down two of the grooviest features found in most DAWs: swing and syncopation. Follow along with audio examples.

February 28, 2018

How Stutter Edit Inspires the Sounds Behind Stranger Things

iZotope’s education director Jonathan Wyner sat down with Craig Henighan, the sound designer for Stranger Things.

October 27, 2017

How To Expand Your Rhythmic Possibilities With Stutter Edit

Learn how to get the most out of your sonic adventures with Stutter Edit's powerful Gesture and timeline features.

February 27, 2015

The BT and iZotope Partnership

Since 2010, iZotope and BT have been collaborating to bring you cutting-edge music software products for iOS, PC, and Mac.

June 9, 2010

Download Free Stutter Edit Preset Packs

Stutter Edit's features revolve around an innovative engine that constantly samples live audio, storing that audio in a buffer that can be manipulated in many ways.

January 1, 2002