3 Reasons Why You Should Def Try Beat Breaker

[@marksteinemann4063]

Thanks for the Video. I couldn' really get my head wrapped around Beatbreaker first, and then I started using it stuff like synths, Guitars or vocals and the concept became clearer. It is a lot of fun for glitchy Vocal effects or stuttery Synths. To me it's more useful on other sources than Drums.

[@amd5471]

Thanks Chris. To be fair, it's easier reversing using an editor. Since BB applies to the whole region you just end up with bits of it reversed that you don't necessarily want.

[@SimsFreelancer]

what is an editor? thx

[@customjohnny]

Thanks so much!! Been a while since I’ve used Beat Breaker, but I never noticed the little preview window as you drag a section around! 😁👍🏼

[@ajadrew]

Thanks for explaining something that I had had no idea about 👍

[@damanisincere]

Thank you for this Video! I was just trying to find out some cool & interesting ways to arrange this song I have. Perfect timing 😊

[@guitar.knackshack2210]

Very cool! Thanks for the helpful vid Chris!

[@richardburrows6447]

wow - never even thought of using this for MIDI (my primary I/O) - so this acts as an audio-plug-in on a non-audio track? Wild!

[@mtreder4]

Great video! Original insights clearly explained and demonstrated - everything I love WLPR for.

[@Jamminn555]

So well explained and engaging, as well as informative. Like all of your videos. Thanks so much, Chris! - Benjamin

[@ckhowes]

Great info! Thanks!

[@Italliving]

The Reversing sounded better when bounced imho , logic is nice but i still use multiple DAW's as all have their specific pro's and con's , thanks for showing beat maker it certainly has potential !!!, it their an easy modulation to set pattern off and switch back to custom ?

[@pikiwiki]

very cool