Tech Tips Volume 101
Source: https://www.sonicacademy.com/courses/tech-tips-volume-101
If you’re lucky enough to own your own hardware synths, effects or controllers along with Bitwig Studio, then this set of Tech Tips is going to be invaluable!
Protoculture’s back, and this week he’s looking at how Bitwig can seamlessly integrate with your hardware and help make your analogue gear go the extra mile.
Over these ten videos, we explore setting up the audio, hardware, and DAW control, as well as demonstrating how Bitwig can enhance your hardware’s capabilities. Utilising Bitwig’s integration, we can create hybrid instruments and effects, where we get all the beauty of analogue with the power of DAW modulation and effects. A sound designer’s dream where the possibilities are endless!
Check it out!
Tech Tips Volume 101
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Tutorial 1001 - Audio Setup
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Tutorial 1002 - Hardware Setup
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Tutorial 1003 - Hardware Control
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Tutorial 1004 - 14 Bit Control in Note Grid
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Tutorial 1005 - Modular and Eurorack
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Tutorial 1006 - Modulators and Extra Outputs
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Tutorial 1007 - Polygrid Patch
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Tutorial 1008 - Layering Hardware
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Tutorial 1009 - Effects Processing
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Tutorial 1010 - Using Controllers
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