Graham Cochrane did a video about using distortion to enhance a vocal track (see https://www.recordingrevolution.com/vocal-distortion-stereo-mix-trick/), but of course I kept thinking about how I’d do it in Bitwig Studio. So in this video I show one possible method of adding stereo distortion to a vocal track.
Don’t forget to download your free guide, “Accelerate Your Music Making in Bitwig Studio.” Go to www.bishopswest.com/bitwigsetup to get the link.
I’ve shown you how to use modulator devices in a previous video, but here I take it a step further: modulating modulators.
Glitch effects are becoming more prevalent in modern music. In this video I explore the beginnings of creating a basic glitch effect in Bitwig.
Don’t forget to download your free guide, “Accelerate Your Music Making in Bitwig Studio.” Go to www.bishopswest.com/bitwigsetup to get the link.
Bitwig 2.3.5’s sampler doesn’t have a round robin function built in, so in today’s video I explore another method of achieving a bit of randomness in our sample selection.
Making ARPs is a quick, time-honored method of adding movement to a song. Here, I show you how to use Bitwig Studio to add ARPs with minimal MIDI notes drawn in.
As I mentioned in the video, I’ve created a free guide called, “Accelerate Your Music Making in Bitwig Studio.” To download the guide, go to www.bishopswest.com/bitwigsetup
Also, here’s the link to Reid Stefan’s video that I referenced today: https://youtu.be/paZ8N3c6DnQ