Audacity Forum

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-SGeCeu5Sw
can anyone post a tutorial on how to make the stuttering effect, like in the video @ .08 - .10 would there be a nyquist code or pluggin

It's so buried in the musical effects, I can't tell what it's doing. Another example?

Koz

the sound before the manipulation can be heard at the startup on this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEAEiry-Yo0

Could try Audacity''s "Repeat" function for a stutter effect.

Trebor wrote:Could try Audacity''s "Repeat" function for a stutter effect.

dude, that has nothing to do with what im trying to accomplish

I can't really tell from that recording - perhaps you can explain it in words.
It sounds like either the sound is being switched on and off rapidly (a chopper effect), or the sound has been cut into pieces with silence inserted between each piece.
Do either of those descriptions sound right?

Dude the track you linked to does not have a st-st-stutter effect. The effect has simultaneous falling and rising tones.

I’ve tried to reverse engineer the effect at starting at 0:09 on the video using David R. Sky’s (free) ring modulator plug-in for Audacity.

My (very) rough approximation is attached in a zip file.

stevethefiddle wrote:I can't really tell from that recording - perhaps you can explain it in words.
It sounds like either the sound is being switched on and off rapidly (a chopper effect), or the sound has been cut into pieces with silence inserted between each piece.
Do either of those descriptions sound right?

i think the chopper effect may be right, but i cant tell without trying them both out. is there an easy way of producing the effects

Trebor wrote:Dude the track you linked to does not have a st-st-stutter effect. The effect has simultaneous falling and rising tones.

I’ve tried to reverse engineer the effect at starting at 0:09 on the video using David R. Sky’s (free) ring modulator plug-in for Audacity.

My (very) rough approximation is attached in a zip file.

hey thx for your input. do you have the original audio file so i can hear the before and after

itaintlegal1 wrote: do you have the original audio file

I attached the audio as a wav in a zip file (see the attachment on my previous post).
Zip files are the only way to post audio on this forum without linking to an external filesharing site.
BTW my attempt is a very rough approximation.