Polarity Music Videos

I made a new generative patch today, using the stereo cords feature to send different pitches and gate information to the left and right channels, feeding oscillators. The FX section uses a convolution I sampled from Valhalla Supermassive combined with the stock reverb. I also added some frequency and pitch shifters for modulation and grainy FX. You can download the patch for free on my GitHub repo: https://bit.ly/3VEm7yE

This is the generative grid 2024-12-08 with some additional tracks. you can download the project or just the generative grid on my patreon, as always. Download Generative-2024-12-08-Forces for free: https://bit.ly/4gs68Me Download the Bitwig Project: https://bit.ly/3VzDn89 Watch the Tutorial: https://youtu.be/px1UuUyGieI

Another small Ambient Generative Grid in @bitwig You can download the patch for free on my github as always and create your own alterations of it or just use it as a background drone.

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!

Yo folks, my last video before I take off into space. All is based on my last tutorial on my other channel https://youtu.be/oOLjeiVg46o , with some additional piano sounds and mastering. I'm also tweaking the patch slightly over time. Let's chill.

Yo folks. 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, but that's it.

Here you can see a real DJ set by a guy (a real man) who's spinning because he's got skills. Not like Grimes, who just presses buttons!!! This is about skill, authenticity, and stuff like that. (irony off) Today, there's another little Sunday Drum & Bass mixtape with both new and old tracks.

Small Hardware and Bitwig jam i did earlier today. Just playing around with synths and hitting record on OBS. ENJOY

I'm rolling into the darkness. I tried out a new mix where I slowly transition from bassline rollers to deeper tracks. Maybe I didn't quite nail it, but I had fun.

I popped in today to cook up a headbanging drum and bass mix. Hope you guys like it. But mainly, I made it for myself and my daily walks. I tried again to mix the styles and get those long transitions right. Think one transition was a bit off, but who cares? Drop a comment with wishes, ideas, or critiques.

It was a beautiful Sunday today, and I thought I'd whip up a little mini-mix with some more minimal Drum and Bass 170bpm tunes.

I was a bit bored today and thought I'd record a few sequences while playing on my synths. Nothing special, just messing around. The bass comes from the @behringer Poly-D, arps from the @MoogSynthesizers M32, drums from the DFAM, and a drone and @modarttvideos Pianoteq from @bitwig

I'm adding various harmonics in and out with the @MoogSynthesizers Subharmonicon, running it through a Valhalla Supermassive, and recording everything in Bitwig. In @bitwig , I'm playing a random backdrop that I created in another tutorial video yesterday https://youtu.be/J_Iw2eUMYGc My @behringer Poly-D is also providing a nice warm bass. Nothing special, really, but I felt like recording and documenting the whole thing.

Structures is one of the tracks I made for #FAWM 2024. It all came together within an hour. I took a bit more time for the mixdown. The recordings are from Berlin, Lichtenberg. I think the bleak apartment buildings and the industrial vibe really add something special to the track.

In the video, I use the free plugin PaulXStretch 23 times. In each instance, I've recorded one note and a unique sound from the Korg Triton. Each instance also has a different recording length, different panning and stretches the sample differently. It's always great to see and hear how you can create soundscapes with such simple workflows.

Just snagged a new @DenonDJTV SC Live console. Used to spin real vinyl years ago, but ended up selling it all. Now, I'm diving back in, and honestly, it's a blast without the hassle of lugging around records and dealing with turntables. Been playing around with some mixes in the evenings. Decided to record a little DnB mix I'm into. Check it out and enjoy!