iZotope BreakTweaker Review

Hey Everyone,
 
I've got another review up, with another brand new piece of music. This time I'm covering iZotope's BreakTweaker. It's pretty freaking cool and a lot of fun to work with. As always, I'd love to hear your feedback, so let me know how you liked the review, the demo song, and any thoughts about the This Thing Rules series!
 
http://www.bydavidrosen.com/2014/02/07/thing-rules-breaktweaker/
 
David

Well like I said in the review I mostly dug into the Sequencer and MicroEdit and didn't really play much with the Generator mainly because it's the part that I personally am least interested in. There's a great selection of included kits to work with, and while I may eventually find the need to start creating my own sounds in there, I definitely didn't for the purpose of the review (and I also wanted to get the review out quickly while the software is fresh and new).
 
Also another point is that this series is more about how I use the product in creating a track, rather than a full all-encompassing review. There are many sites out there that do complete breakdowns reviewing ever facet, where as mine is (at least as far as I've seen) the only series where a review accompanies a piece of music created with the software.
 
But thanks for your feedback. Maybe I'll do an update once I've had a chance to play with the Generator and also importing wavs. I'm sure the way the MicroEdit works would be absolutely killer for stuttering and shifting vocal samples. I haven't gone back to update an article yet, but no reason why I couldn't consider it in the future...

Yea definitely it's for some very specific genres. I'm gonna watch your video overview when I get a chance. If this was Facebook and I could just "like" your comment Karl, I would. Haha.

*double post*