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Sep 13, 2024 Webtool
This is an oscillator processed by a waveshaper. You can see the result in an spectrum analyzer to check which overtones or harmonics are generated. Cool for learning how waveshaping works and what it does to the spectrum.
Sep 01, 2024 Webtool
Here you can select notes on your piano keyboard, and it'll show you the corresponding scales. So if you have a melody or a chord progression, you can use this to find out which scales include those notes.
Aug 04, 2024 Article
Polarity Music and Bitwig Tools are presets and scripts made for Bitwig. Here you can find useful new instruments, audio effects, and replicas of famous plugins or hardware devices. Also, help on installing presets in Bitwig.
Sep 07, 2023 Webtool
Welcome to Interactive Piano Chords! This web app allows you to explore various piano chords, visualize them on a virtual keyboard, and even hear how they sound. Click on a chord from the list to highlight its notes on the keyboard and play its sound. You can also see how many notes each chord shares with the currently highlighted chord. Enjoy your musical journey!
Aug 31, 2023 Webtool
By taking the time to calculate your track's tempo in milliseconds, you're not just making music; you're crafting an immersive experience. Your tracks will not only sound professional but also resonate emotionally with your audience.
Jun 11, 2023 Article
In his lecture, Daniel Levitin explores the extensive engagement of the brain with music, its potential benefits in cognitive transfer, and the importance of appreciating music and arts for their inherent value, while also highlighting the role of the brain's "default mode" in music processing.
May 25, 2023 Article
Book of Bad Ideas but as a Website. A collection of modular techniques, tips and tricks for sound design or music production. Use it with eurorack or modular synths. Bitwig, VCV rack or similar.
Mar 25, 2023 Article
Art and AI's intersection offers unique challenges and opportunities. Learning from past technological shifts, like the MP3 revolution, can guide us in adapting to change. Exploring alternative compensation models for artists, such as basic income, will help support creators. Embracing this evolving relationship enriches our cultural landscape and inspires future generations.
Mar 07, 2023 Article
This article provides five tips for producing music. The first tip is that there is no right or wrong way to produce music, as long as it sounds good. The second tip is to get your mastering right, especially if you plan to distribute your music on vinyl. The third tip is to not obsess over details initially and instead focus on building a good foundation with a few elements. The fourth tip is to keep things in motion, using modulation to create movement in your tracks. Finally, the fifth tip is to experiment and find what works best for you as a producer.
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