Polarity - Bitwig Tutorials and Electronic Music
Bitwig tutorials and electronic music from Berlin
I help producers learn Bitwig Studio, sound design, mixing, and creative music workflows. You can start with a course, search the archive, or explore the music behind the tutorials.
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Latest tutorials
Learn how Sonic Charge Synplant 2 Phenotype turns text prompts into usable synth patches, giving fast sound design starting points with full synth quality.
Build a Bitwig Grid ambient Dorian drone patch with slow chord progression, bass, shimmer diffusion, and random textures using compact sequencing workflows.
Long Bitwig Grid patch-building session creating an ambient drone patch, with practical ideas for mono Grid setup, scale-quantized note generation, and noise-based textures.
Recreate Serum Hyper/Dimension in Bitwig Studio or VCV Rack with Chorus+, FX Grid micro-delays, panning, and modulation for wide stereo unison.
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Music
The teaching comes first here, but the music is still the reason behind the whole site.
In this patch I created a slow-moving ambient soundscape for sleeping, built around a looping chord progression that unfolds very gently over time.
In this Bitwig Grid patch, I tried to create the feeling of drifting somewhere between galaxies.
Polarity's The Storm is a four-track Drum'n'Bass EP recorded in a week, using a concept-driven approach for cohesive, cinematic club-ready energy.
I've put together three new tracks for this EP that lean towards dark wave, cyberpunk, or dystopian vibes. It's a bit darker, the harmonies aren't as minor anymore, and I've thrown in some vocals here and there too. I think it's a fresh, varied vibe for me and what I'm releasing on Bandcamp. I've got more ideas and drafts saved on my hard drive, but I wanted to test the waters first to see if people vibe with it, if they like it, and how it’s received and all that. Maybe I'll drop more stuff in this direction later. These are just the initial ideas, and I'm really into them.