Shief
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Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
#990989 - 02/06/12 04:50 PM
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgOcV0O7k48On the chorus. 'Frie e
e end'. I know this could be achieved with hardware (example = turntables) but I want to
carry it out in a digital setting. Thanks
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Music Manic
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
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#990995 - 02/06/12 05:35 PM
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Shief
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
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#991021 - 02/06/12 09:51 PM
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Quote Music Manic:
Musicrow vinyl boy
I used to use this a year or
two ago and it works well for scratching but not for the kind of effect I'm after.
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Richie Royale
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#991081 - 03/06/12 09:48 AM
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Sounds to me like the level is attenuated using a square wave LFO controlling the
amplitude, giving a sharp cut up sound. You might have a plug in that does this, Cubase
had the Chopper plug in, but you might achieve it with a tremolo/vibrato or a gate with a
side chain triggered from a pre fade percussive sound (if you don't want to here the
effecting sound that is). These gives an idea of how it can be done. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUoPzMzhT64http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ux7qb5e98k
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BJG145
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#991084 - 03/06/12 09:56 AM
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The stutter of "frie-e-e-end" is on different notes. It sounded to me like he basically
sung it that way and it was then "stuttered" by chopping out a section either side of each
note. (Maybe he even did the "stutter" for real and it was just exaggerated.)
(In general, I thought the "stutter edit" was often done with manual cut/copy/paste in a
DAW, BT-style, though there are plugins like Izotope's Stutter Edit that can automate it.)
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Henry-S
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#991384 - 05/06/12 03:28 PM
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just sounds totally like a volume edit using automation. Go into your sequencer and just
automate the volume but make sure you have square edges on all the fade up and downs so
you get a choppy effect. You could also try automating a Tremolo with a square
wave effect and get pretty close i reckon 
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Bitsumishi
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#991477 - 06/06/12 08:06 AM
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use 'slice to midi' -very quick and very easy in ableton -or cut up the audio manually -or
yes, use stutter edit or effectrix
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Shief
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#992224 - 10/06/12 06:01 PM
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Henry-S
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Re: Achieving this 'stutter' vocal effect?
[Re: Shief]
#992247 - 10/06/12 10:06 PM
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hehe thats very cool of him to answer .....I
would save the rane and the crossfader and use your DAW's automation... will save you a
few hundred pounds! Respect for Mark Ronson has gone up 100% thought what a nice chap!
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