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2024! Short Studio Masterclass episode 4 [video + an unreleased DNB tune]

🕑 Added 2024-01-01 10:09:08 +0000 UTC

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atetraxx

These are so good man. I absolutely love that you're using bitwig too. You're my goto anymore when I need to learn something new. Yes please more bitwig!!

Mark Soo

Nice :) At a 4.5 slope, I notice many tracks seem to place peak sub and peak tops (around the 10-12k region) at a similar level. Obv won't line up the same way if I have my slope sent to 3!

Janne Hatula

I have always used 4.5 slope!

Mark Soo

great video, learned a lot! just one basic question, and i remember you addressed it somewhere in the past (but i can't remember where now), but what slope do you have span set to? 3 seems to correspond to flat pink noise and is common, but 4.5 is also really useful for bass music i feel.

Janne Hatula

Yeah there is a lot you can do; it's a whole new world, comparing to my "mother tongue", Ableton Live. I will make a video of the greatness of BWS audio once I grasp it all well enough. Wishing you a productive 2024!

Simon Huber

I love the operators though and the fact you can apply them to MIDI and audio makes for some very interesting edits. Happy new year dude!

Janne Hatula

Yeah the audio editing side of things is much deeper. I still have to learn it better though; I don't understand it well enough to use its full potential. And I agree: it doesn't make sense that you actually have to enable stretching to pitch things. That was something I was scratching my head for a while the other day, like, "How the heck do I pitch audio?" and realized it cannot be done without enabling stretch algorithm.

Simon Huber

This is an awesome video and I am loving seeing more Bitwig content. What are your thoughts on audio editing in Bitwig? I really like how they have separated the audio content from the clip container, I think this works particularly well in the 'Session' view. On the flip side though, I really don't like how audio is represented with a filled-in wave form and I can't believe you can pitch audio by semitones without applying a time-stretching algorithm.


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