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Moog DFAM in Bitwig

In this video, I introduce PFAM, my Moog DFAM replica inside Bitwig Studio. It’s designed to function as a percussion synthesizer, useful for creating kick and snare drums, and here's an overview of its features and modifications.

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Moog Subharmonicon for Bitwig

In this video, I demonstrate how I recreated the Moog Subharmonicon inside of Bitwig Studio. I'll walk you through the layout and functionality of the preset, highlighting the key features and how they mimic the real synthesizer. This includes the oscillators, sub-ratios, sequencers, and polyrhyt...

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Diamond Rollers

Premiere running! Finally managed to drop a new Drum & Bass Mix. It's got lots of minimal wobbles, a few liquid vocal tunes, some deep stuff, and minimal neurofunk. I'm really enjoying it right now – as long as it grooves, it's all good. Here's the full tracklist with timestamps!

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Delta FX Chains

In this video, I explain how to use phase cancellation to create delta signals and filter specific frequencies in Bitwig Studio, inspired by a powerful Ableton Rack. I show how to set up the technique using E...

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Lush Wide Space - Reverb from Scratch

Update: I tweaked the patch in the video a bit, added some remotes and uploaded it to my Github for everyone. Here is the download: https://bit.ly/3LDQe40

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Here's a small reverb idea that I sometime...

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That's it, Im flying to Mars and im not coming back

Yo folks, my last video before I take off into space. All is based on my last tutorial, with so...

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Pitch Maze!

Today, I'm creating a Generative Patch using Bitwig's Poly-Grid. I'll walk through setting it up, focusing on pitch generation using feedback and modulation techniques. Here's a brief overview and the main steps:

Overview:

  • Creating a monophonic Poly-Grid.

  • Usin...

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Hi-Hat's with Polymer

In this video, I show how to synthesize hi-hats in Bitwig using two methods: one with The Grid and another with a simpler approach using Polymer. Here’s a quick overview of both methods and some tips on optimizing your CPU usage.

Summary of Methods:

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D-OTT

Update: I changed some of the default settings and inner ratio correlations, so it matches more with the OTT VST at 50% depth, 100% up/down, 100% time and 0 in and out gain. It doesnt sound exactly the same, but it comes close.

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Hans Zimmer would love this - Audio Rate Feedback

In this tutorial, I demonstrate a trick using the Polymer synthesizer in Bitwig Studio, focusing on creating feedback modulation to generate unique sounds. I explain how to use an audio rate modulator to feed the output of the Polymer synthesizer back into its input, which allows for dynamic modu...

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Moog Labyrinth in Bitwig

Update 0.5:

  • SEQ1 and SEQ2 spit out notes for external synths & devices. Or use it to record some sequences to a note clip.

  • Additional Note Grid Preset (download below) with only one sequencer, when you don't need the whole synth and just want to generate sequences...

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Sick Bass Sounds with Cycles

In this video, I show you how to create bass sounds using the cycles mode of the sampler in Bitwig, starting from a recorded voice sample. The process involves removing noise, emphasizing harmonics, and using various modulation techniques. Here's a summary of the key steps:

No Fake Shit - Ambient Improv Premiere (in 5h)

Yo folks time for new Ambient Music. In this video, I start from zero and create an ambient piece on the fly. No prepared loops, no prepared samples. Just some perc sounds from the Digitakt and an empty Bitwig Project, but that's it.

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Sounds from Noise

In this video, I demonstrated how to create tonal sounds from random noise samples using the sampler in Bitwig. I explained two methods: using a bandpass filter and using the Cycles mode in the sampler. The Cycles mode is particularly effective for generating consistent, tonal sounds from atonal ...

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Quick Bitwig File Mangement Tip

In Bitwig, you can use CTRL+R to rename audio clips, note clips, and events, which also renames the actual file inside your project folder. You can also rename the file inside the project panel, perfect for keeping the project folder clean.

I'm not sure how long this is in probably 5.0/5.1,...

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voice cross-modulation

This concept is not easy to grasp because it lacks visuals and requires you to keep track of multiple things in your mind. We utilize voice stacking to send different stacks to other stacks and cross-modulate between voices. We can also use this to extract values from different voices and send th...

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Disenchanted

Here are 4 more tracks from my vault that finally made it to completion. You can hear me trying to bridge the gap between ambient and drum and bass without making it too chill. It's deep and groovy, which is probably how I like it best. All tracks also have a slight dystopian vibe. "Disenchantmen...

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Driv

Yesterday, I rebuilt an Ableton Live sequencer called "Driv" inside Bitwig Studio. Driv allows you to play a melody pattern with multiple playheads that manipulate the playback speed and direction. I recreated this in Bitwig, demonstrating how it works.

Key Points:

  • D...

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Ultracomb in Bitwig

In AU5's recent video, he introduces the Ultra Comp, a filter combination in Ableton Live using devices like a flanger, phaser, and frequency shifter. This summary will show how to recreate this in Bitwig Studio. The Ultra Comp creates a spectral filtering sound and a moiré pattern in the spectr...

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Random Shift Register Sequencer

In this video, I walk through using Bitwig's Node Grid to create random notes for the Polymer synthesizer without using a MIDI keyboard. Instead, I use various modules within the Grid to generate, scale, and quantize these notes, ultimately producing a more musical and controlled sequence.

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Colour Themes for Bitwig (Unofficial)

This video explains how to use the Berikai Bitwig theme editor to customize the color themes of Bitwig Studio. This tool is unofficial and may violate terms of service, so use it at your own risk. The editor is a Java application that modifies the Bitwig binary, allowing users to change color var...

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Markov Ambient

I recently shared how to use my updated Markov Chains preset. This preset is a melody generator based on probabilities, starting with a root note (e.g., D#3 in D# minor scale) and moving through notes using probability sliders. The concept is inspired by Hook Theory’s chord progression graphs.<...

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Dark and Cold Atmospheres

In this video, I explore creating new sounds using Bitwig's Grid by sampling random instruments and processing the samples for a unique ambient effect. I sample notes, manipulate octaves, and integrate effects like reverb and randomization to achieve a dynamic soundscape.

Key Points...

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Audio Normalize (Stock) Preset

In this tutorial, I demonstrated how to create an auto-level preset in Bitwig Studio 5.2 to automatically adjust the volume of instrument tracks and live audio. This method provides a workaround for the lack of a native normalization feature for non-audio material, enabling consistent volume leve...

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Calculate Time-Based Units with the Grid

In this video, the creator demonstrates how to use Bitwig's Grid to solve the problem of converting millisecond-based compressor release times to beat-based units like 1/16th or 1/8th notes. This involves using the Grid to calculate time-based units that adjust automatically with changes in BPM. ...

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zplane - PEEL STEMS

zplane released a new plugin called Peel Stems, an update to their old spectral filtering plugin, Peel. Peel Stems features four new knobs for drums, bass, vocals, and other, enabling real-time stem separation and volume adjustment. I tested it in Bitwig, and while it introduces some latency and ...

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Filters & Keytracking

In this video, I explain how I use filters and filter key tracking in Bitwig Studio. By using a subtractive synthesizer, I demonstrate the process of subtractive synthesis to manipulate harmonics, amplify specific frequencies, and achieve precise sound shaping without relying solely on EQ.
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Triaz for Bitwig

I received a request from Tamara to create a plugin remake video for Triaz by Wave Alchemy, focusing on the polymetric features of its sequencer. This tutorial only covers the sequencer part of Triaz, as the sound tab functions like a normal drum sampler. I demonstrated how to utilize Bitwig's No...

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Corpus for Bitwig

In this video, I demonstrate how to replicate the Corpus resonator effect from Ableton Live within Bitwig Studio using a custom preset. This preset emulates the various resonator types and parameters of Corpus, enhancing sounds to mimic real physical objects. You can download the preset from my P...

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Segments as a Sampler

In today's video, I'll show you a cool trick for using the Segments module in Bitwig Grid. We'll explore how to create and manipulate waveforms in a unique way. By misusing some of the Grid's modules, we can achieve interesting results.

I'll guide you through setting up the Segments module...

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