The basic classic stutter effect can be found on most Eventide units with the upper end units capable of additional and extra processing combined with the stutter effect. You also are able to get hundreds of other types of effects from most Eventide units as well.

I know the first time the sound company I work for got a H3000. Just flipping through with a mic in your hand you recognize tons of fx from current.... well, everything. I wish I could afford one.

sorry, what`s a stutter fx? :confused:

I know about the eventide stutter effect.. I was more interested in creating the effect from scratch...its more controlable that way from my experience... thanks anyway

A Freind and I did it on acoustic guitar using an MPC3000. We sampled all the individual notes and then some chords and programmed the part to have that stutter feel. Lots of programmers have been doing this for a few years now. :p:

I just chop up a low amplitude portion of a waveform on grid mode in Pro Tools and paste it out a couple of times. 32nd notes. Similar, but not the same dilly. Sounds more like Squarepusher than Linkin Park.