Or perhpas not play funky bass, line in trillian and instead spend the next 5 years learning to play bass to an equivalent sounding level? Should I want precious time making the bass sound I imagin for a track when a preset does what I need and so I can focus on the rest of the arrangement and mix etc rather than spending ages friggin around with various synths to find the one with the right character for the sound? Should I get some wood, hamme, nails, loads of steal strings a big metal frame to build my own unqiue pino, or should I just buy one? Or worse buy a smapler with a good paino sample set that I happen to like? (Even then I mighth spend ages with reverb and EQ, compression to get what I want.) It depends entirely what you goals are and what you consider to be the essentials of your music. The rest of the human race cant and need something like this to do the job in real else re argument about using tools and presets etc. Did you compare them in CPU load? Sound quality? Beat Matching? Do the controls lend themselves to performance decisions for you, or do you think the setting-up lends itself better to the project studio? Could you tell the difference between an expert technician (be they a studio engineer or an experienced laptopper) making decisions and someone firing off presets on it? Do you think the presets will eventually become recognizable in tracks? How long would you give it before we're all obviously playing the same If you can select a region of a live audio as it is playing, slice it, reverse some of the slices it, mangle it in some way, add some fx all while its playing and then sweep back across the slices - then be my guest. I'm asking myself whether there are opportunities for me to be original using it, can I get better at it, like an instrument, or is it more like a toy in that anyone sounds equally good at it? What has been your experience? For those who use Breaks (what would you call it?) as a regular element to their sound, would you say its a matter of taste, and if so where, if at all, do you draw the line?īeyond the poll, you're welcome to also add what you think of stability (I trust this will improve, so take this with a grain of salt) and whether you put it head to head with other glitch effects. Well, I'm playing with Stutter Effect, and I'm thinking about both the stage picture I make for using it and the overall emotional experience I get from playing with it.

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