It can be used for cyclical dynamic effects. Palindrome Looping sends your audio from the start to the end and then back to the beginning of the bar. One other key feature is a button called Palindrome Looping.
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For example, if Release Mode is set to Full Gesture, the entire Gesture will play through from start to finish-even if you only tap the note.
This setting lets you determine how the Gesture will end. For example, setting Grid to "⅛" means the Gesture will always start exactly on the next eight note. This parameter controls how Stutter Edit will quantize the MIDI it is being sent.
This control defines how long the Gesture lasts. Here are explanations for these Stutter Edit features: Gesture Length You can determine whether the Gesture will end the moment you take your finger off a key, or continue until the Gesture is fully realized. The Gesture Length, Grid, and Release Mode enable you to keep your Gestures tight. So start from the bare bones to create a Gesture and explore some of Stutter Edit's powerful timeline features. In a created Gesture, everything is turned off. PRO TIP: "Gesture" keys trigger an individual Gesture, which is seen as an instance of the Stutter Edit program. Then, depending on your DAW, you may need to create a MIDI track with the MIDI output aimed at Stutter Edit. First, instantiate Stutter Edit on the audio track.
Regardless of what audio input source you use, you'll need to do a couple of things in order to process your audio.
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