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that´s no guitar, that´s a synth for sure with a little bit of distortion. i would try the following : play very staccato single notes with extreme noise gate settings and figure out the voices for the "harmonic pitch" effect. add a chorus fx as well.

Zero chance that's a guitar. Its a synth of some sort.

Rather than trying to play each note, I'd play around with the rhythm delay and very low (or no) feedback settings.

I have tried many things including Noise Gate, Tremolo and Delay. None of them can get close to a stutter effect. That would need a whole new effect type to be added to the Kemper.

You need this... and I am not loaning it out.

or you need to make a volume envelope in your DAW that looks like a spike bridge that only Super Mario can jump over.

A synth can be programmed to hold down a key, and have the sound repeat in a rhythmic pattern. In the 80s, I was in a band that did "Legs" by ZZ Top, and I played the same kind of part with a Korg Poly-61 keyboard.

There's a stuttery effect on Line6 M13 (not sure if M5), that you can program the rhythm to.

Listening to the video from the first post, the impression I gained was that the effect had been created by simply adjusting MIDI parameters, inputted via a synth, during production, following the played performance.

Listening live to top artists whose sonic signature famously involves a stutter effect especially where vocals are concerned, my observation has been they struggle to reproduce live, an effect they have absolutely perfected during studio production.

Without utilising synchronised backing tracks then, my notion regarding the production of this effect live, is that it could easily become a poorly implemented attempt, at recreating, an "era related" sonic fashion.

I do wonder whether tremolo pedals set at a fast rate would be able to create enough of an effect to have the kind of impact you want. As I might be tempted to approach this matter not attempting to precisely recreate the original effect.

But rather, to utilise a truly impactful alternative effect in a dramatically powerful manner. Your audience will probably not recall yesteryears original effect too clearly, but could be taken aback by a well-timed, well implemented effect, strongly made in performance.

Or you could try this this new slicer pedal by Boss.

You would have to listen right through the video to see if you feel it could emulate something approaching the effect you seek.

It might be worth wading through the adverts for. I think it’s the nearest thing to what you seem to want, but you will have to ignore all the other noises it is capable of the demonstrator is so enraptured by. Towards the end it seems to offer something akin to what you seek.

BOSS SL-2 Slicer Pedal - The Best Features - YouTube

iZotope do Stutter Edit - will make that a breeze.

Stu uh uh ter all you want...

Stutter Edit 2 in Reaper.