User Manual

Playing Your Effects

3. PLAYING YOUR EFFECTS

Basic Module Controls

There are a number of module controls that are used throughout Stutter Edit. If you

understand how these basic module controls work, you’ll be able to find your way around

easily.

Active Button

The active button selects whether a module will be active as a part of the current gesture.

The Timeline Dot

When playing a gesture, you’ll see small dots moving across the sliders in Stutter Edit’s

modules. This shows what each of the modules is doing in relation to the gesture’s timeline.

All of Stutter Edit’s effects can change, in sync with your project, over the length of the

gesture you’re playing.

Range Handles

Use the Range Handles to set the range of values the Gesture will sweep through for each

effect.

• By dragging one handle past the other you can change the direction the Timeline Dot

moves. You can make a gesture sweep either down or up over the length of the

gesture.

• When both handles are touching, that means you have set a fixed value for the

gesture. This is useful if you don’t want an effect to follow the gesture’s timeline, and

instead want it to stay at one setting the entire time the gesture is playing.

Range Handle Shortcuts

Right or Command-click on a range handle, you can choose from several options that help

you quickly edit settings:

Locked - locks the handles at their current location letting you move a "range" around

the slider without moving one handle then the other

Lock at Value - locks both handles together at the position of your cursor, letting you

set the slider to one value that doesn't change during the gesture