Device chains are a cool way to save time and effort in Bitwig Studio. In this video, I get you up to speed on how to create and save a device chain. As I mentioned in the video, I’ve created a free guide called, “Accelerate Your Music Making in Bitwig Studio.” To download the guide, …
It’s easy to get into the habit of just using the default project every time you start using Bitwig Studio. However, considering how easy it is to create a new template, and how much time it saves you in the long run, there’s really no reason not to work with custom templates. In this video, …
Umm… I got a bit carried away on this one. I really just wanted to give a quick intro to editing audio, and it turned into a full-blown tutorial. So, here you go! By the way, I hope you don’t mind me mentioning it again, but I have a free guide for you to download: …
When you’re working on getting a mix to work, there are certain situations where it’s better to apply affects to certain frequencies, while leaving other frequencies untouched. Once you know how to do it in Bitwig Studio, it’s really pretty easy to accomplish this, so in this fourth in a series of videos about things …
So I admit I’m a bit of a freak about keeping things organized. When I’m working on my music, I want to be able to see at a glance where certain tracks are, and how their audio is routed. In this third in a series of videos about things that I find cool about Bitwig …
The second of a series of videos about things that I find cool about Bitwig Studio, in which I give a quick demo of how you can use modulators to add dynamics and texture to devices in Bitwig.
The first of a series of videos about things that I find cool about Bitwig Studio, in which I give a quick demo of my favorite arrangement tool, the Clip Launcher.