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Logic Modules

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Logic modules in Bitwig Studio 6.0.6.

Logic modules turn signals into decisions, gates, triggers, clock relationships, and stored on-or-off states.

Each module page uses the same Topic layout as the rest of the site. It explains the module first and keeps technical evidence and open questions further down the page.

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The Overview on this page lists all 22 modules in this category. Open a module there for its controls, practical uses, limits, and evidence status.

Version

The list and module descriptions were checked against Bitwig Studio 6.0.6.

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Overview

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Subtopics

Button - Toggle for sending a logic signal
Trigger - Momentary toggle for sending a logic signal
Clock Divide - Divides a clock signal to trigger every N pulses
Clock Quantize - Delays a trigger signal until the next clock pulse
Gate Length - Produces a logic pulse of set duration on trigger
Gate Repeat - Produces repeated logic pulses of set duration while input is high
Logic Delay - Delays the high- or low-logic states
Latch - Allows trigger signals to alternate or set an output state
N-Latch - Allows trigger signals to alternate between multiple output states
= - Comparator assessing if two signals are roughly equal
≥ - Comparator assessing if one signal is either greater than or equal to another
> - Comparator assessing if one signal is greater than another
≤ - Comparator assessing if one signal is either less than or equal to another
< - Comparator assessing if one signal is less than another
≠ - Comparator assessing if two signals are unequal
NOT - Logic inverter
AND - Logic gate seeking all inputs to be true
OR - Logic gate seeking any input to be true
XOR - Logic gate seeking only one input to be true
NAND - Logic gate seeking any input to be false
NOR - Logic gate seeking all inputs to be false
XNOR - Logic gate seeking all inputs to be matching

Posts in this topic

Bitwig Guide Bitwig Logic Modules - Practical Uses for Logic Operators in Modular Patching

This video explains the logic modules in Bitwig Studio's Grid, focusing on their basic binary operations and how they can be creatively used in signal processing, sequencing, and audio manipulation. The presenter demonstrates essential modules like buttons, triggers, gate repeat, comparators, and logic gates, highlighting that their power comes from flexible combinations within patches rather than complexity. Practical examples show that while each module is simple on its own, their true potential shines in creative setups, enabling unique and unexpected results.