Music Production Knowledge Backlog

In this video, I'm showing viewers how to create music from scratch using tools such as the polygrid, kick drum synthesis, noise module, filter, distortion, chorus, mod delay, step mode, auto level, ducking, wave folder, reverb, dice, clap, white noise, envelope follower and diva. I'm also demonstrating how to sprinkle samples on top for an organic sound. At the end, I offer viewers the chance to download the track on my Patreon page.

In this video, I talk about the ratio setting feature in Bitwig Studio, and how it can be used to create interesting melodies and chords. I explain how it works and how to use it to create chords by modulating simple ratios. I also discuss how to use the ratio setting with equal temperament, just intonation, and how to use the pitch quantizer to correct the frequency. Finally, I demonstrate how to use the ratio setting to create chord progressions and scales that sound pleasing to the ear.

In this video, I'm going to explain how I recreated the Eurorack module by Eventide called Misha in Bitwig Studio. I'll explain how it works, how to download the patch, and how to recreate it from this video. I'll also demonstrate how to use the keyboard, trigger buttons, and sequencer to control it. Finally, I'll show you how to transpose and use the key filter to create different scales. So, stay tuned and I'll show you how to make your own Misha clone!

Need audio to MIDI in Bitwig? This guide shows how to use Spotify Basic Pitch as a free open-source converter for melody extraction, browser-based workflow, and offline-friendly audio-to-MIDI conversion.

This video is about Reach, an algorithmic, extra-terrestrial reverb plugin created by a developer from Berlin. It has two skins, is on sale for 24 bucks, and has a GitHub page for open development. The plugin includes a reverb module with modulation, frequency splitters, and effects such as de-create, flanger, chorus, and distortion. The plug-in also has a gain knob that controls the volume of both the wet and dry signals, which may be changed in a future update. The video provides a demonstration of the features and sounds of the plug-in, with a brief overview of its uses.

In this video, I demonstrate how to create a melodic house/techno track from scratch. I start by creating a polygrid with a filter, envelope, and output, and then modulating the pitch with a step mode. I then add a kick drum, bass line, and percussion elements to the track, and use effects such as auto level, delays, and a reverb to create a more interesting sound. I also use the note side chain to duck the music with the kick drum.

This video discussed the use of the Baby Audio Tape plug-in, which can be used to give a track a 1980s feel with saturation, compression, pitch modulation, flanging, distortion, and noise. It also discussed the various knobs and features of the plug-in, and how it can be used to add texture and harmonics to instruments, buses and the master.

In this video, I'm creating a generative patch in the grid from scratch. The patch consists of a pedal sound, a filter, a chorus, a reverb, a bass line, a sine partials sequence, a low pass filter, a sample and hold, a sync, and a step modulator. I'm explaining how to set up each component and how to make the patch sound more dynamic by introducing random values and attenuating the note range.

watch building this patch and also link to the patch download: https://youtu.be/qUGJrzl-aN0 - DAW Bitwig (supermassive, the grid) ...

In today's video, I discussed three free plug-ins by Baby Audio. These plug-ins are Magic Dice, Pitch Drift, and Magic Switch. I showed how to use them in Bitwig Studio as well as in other DAWs. I demonstrated how to use them to create a chorus effect, a unison effect, and a reverb effect. I also discussed the upgrade to Baby Audio's Spaced Out plugin, which gives more control to the internal parameters. At the end, I showed how to put all these plug-ins in series to create a unique reverb effect.

Just a "short" Ambient session in Bitwig with some soft and hardware synths. Using touchOSC for some controls as always.

This video explains how to use the FX Grid in Bitwig Studio to create a unique reverb effect. It involves stacking multiple all-pass devices and manipulating their delay times to create diffusion, as well as adding in a modulated delay and low/high pass filters to shape the sound. The video also demonstrates how to bring in the dry signal at different stages of the chain to prevent contrast between the dry and wet signals.

You can download the Bitwig 4.4 Patch here: http://bit.ly/3VDGiK8 - DAW Bitwig (supermassive, kontakt, the grid) - Arturia Keystep ...

This video discusses the creation of an EP that will have four tracks. The artist plans to incorporate a mix of drum and bass beats and his usual ambient music style of droning, pads, and melodies. He talks about how he has already created some tracks and is working on the fourth track, which will have 170 BPM and will focus on the bass groove and kick drums. He introduces some production techniques such as layering and modulating, as well as using various plug-ins. He then talks about balancing the kick drum and bass and adding hi-hats and snare to the track.