Well, the title says it all really, but to illustrate my meaning, David Earl recently put out an excellent video for you guys on 'Folders' in Logic Pro. During the vid., he's editing a drum track and casually adds in a bunch of stutter and reverse edits. Well, I found that a whole lot more interesting than packing folders, that's for sure. It's not just where & how you slice & dice, but what effects do you throw in, how do you enhance it in the mix, how often to you repeat it etc. etc. Another example; there are a million and one companies out there selling samples, and most of them plug their own stuff by linking in a nice little MP3 file full of attention adding phrases that are full of sample edits. It grabs you, but when you buy, the samples themselves are, of course, vanilla (as they should be). I'd love to hear from you guys, on the best ways to add that kind of sparkle to our compositions. Doing it in Logic Pro would be a real plus for me, but any DAW I guess could cover the same territory. Thanks!

Great idea Mr Bean! Editing Samples and programming stutter edits would make a great tutorial. Have you checked out the BT & iZotope Stutter Edit Instrument? [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/audio-software/review-izotopes-stutter-edit[/url] & [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/djing/stutter-edit-revolution-setting-stutter-edit-ableton-live[/url] You might also be interested in these 3 written tutorials on Creating Glitch Effects in Logic: Part 1: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/logic-pro/creating-glitch-style-stutter-edits-logic[/url] Part 2: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/logic-pro/creating-glitch-style-stutter-fx-logic-part-2[/url] Part 3: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/cubase/creating-bt-inspired-glitch-edits-part-3[/url] Thanks Rounik

Hey Rounik, I just had time to look into a couple of the links that you provided Mr Bean. Well worthy of a push up the forum. Great food for thought! Thanks.

Thanks StEvE1961! And welcome to the forums :) There's a lot of excellent content on the macProVideo Blog... over 300 articles already, and growing daily of course. In fact there's gonna be a big change coming in the next week or two. Stay tuned... :) Rounik