Can we get STUTTER for the H9?

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      As a devoted user for nearly 30 years, starting back to my h3000 purchase in 1989, I would really love to see STUTTER for the H9. Especially with all the glitchy music out these days, this could be a really cool and unique algorithm to bring back.  Pretty please?

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      gkellum
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        td2243 wrote:

        As a devoted user for nearly 30 years, starting back to my h3000 purchase in 1989, I would really love to see STUTTER for the H9. Especially with all the glitchy music out these days, this could be a really cool and unique algorithm to bring back.  Pretty please?

        With the UltraTap you can do some stutter type effects:

        https://www.eventideaudio.com/products/algorithms/ultratap

        Harpeggiator can also be used as a volume gate if you turns off the pitch stuff.  We need to make some presets and audio samples showing this off b/c you can make some neat sounds this way.

        We have also talked about making a dedicated algorithm for these kinds of effects…

      • #147048

        I am looking for a tremolo that sounds like this (starting at 30 seconds in) :

        https://youtu.be/X_3PuVdUgn0?t=30s

      • #147105

        That sounds like a RAMP tremolo to me. I’m pretty sure there’s a factory preset that nails that sound.

        • #147111
          spaceJam wrote:

          That sounds like a RAMP tremolo to me. I’m pretty sure there’s a factory preset that nails that sound.

          Thank you for the reply, I will check into it.

      • #147165
        antonnota
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          You can get a great Stutter effect with the Harpeggiator algo, set the Pitch and Effects param to none and use only the Groove. You will find a pattern that looks like a square wave. And with Attack parameter, you can make it even sharper like VOX Repeater Percussion effect or smoother and get some kind of Ramp up tremolo. Good luck 🙂 

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