Making Music In Bitwig: Sound Design In The Grid
What you'll learn
Understand many Fundamental Audio Principles
Understand Bitwigs Grid and how to use it for Sound Design
Develop your own Instruments and new Synthesis Techniques
Problem Solve Patches
Create Generative Sound Design Ideas
Requirements
some experience with music production
Description
The much requested grid course is here:Learn to design your own sounds and instruments in Bitwigs Poly Grid.I'll walk you all the way from creating the basic components of any synthesizers to advanced sound design and modulation techniques, covering many subjects such as oscillator types, envelopes, filters & fx, modulation & CV signals, ring & amplitude modulation, phase & frequency modulation, hard sync, bycicle spoke synthesis, pitch processing, creating arpeggiators, grid logic & troubleshooting & many more. Almost every lesson comes with an exercise at the end that will help you explore the concepts discussed further. I designed these to start out quite simple and get increasingly more challenging, they're all very archievable but i do want to make you use your brain a bit. After all you're here to learn how to design your own Instruments and FX and gain the confidence to explore further on your own.If you ever get stuck, don't hesitate to ask away in the comments and i'll get back to you asap.To take this course I would recommend some previous experience with music production, you don't need to know anything about the grid specifically, but if you've never used a synthesizer before, this course may be a bit challenging for you.See you in the course!~yona
Overview
Section 1: Intro
Lecture 0 An intro to The Grid
Lecture 1 Building your first synthesizer
Lecture 2 Layering and mixing in The Grid
Lecture 3 Incorporating the Post FX Chain
Section 2: Modulation
Lecture 4 Controlled Modulation Sources
Lecture 5 Random Modulation Sources
Lecture 6 Processing and Combining CV Signals
Lecture 7 Example Patches 1
Section 3: AM, RM, FM, PM, Hard Sync & Beyond: Audio Rate Modulation
Lecture 8 AM/RM
Lecture 9 Phase & Frequency Modulation
Lecture 10 Hard Sync and Bycicle Spoke Synthesis
Lecture 11 Filter & FX Modulation at Audio Rate
Lecture 12 The DC Offset Trick
Lecture 13 Example Patches 2
Section 4: Physical Modelling Techniques
Lecture 14 Karplus Strong and Modal Synthesis
Lecture 15 Feedback with Long Delay and its Limitations
Lecture 16 Types of Exciters
Lecture 17 Polyphonic Interresonance
Lecture 18 Example Patches 3
Section 5: Pre Processing Pitch
Lecture 19 Pitch Glide
Lecture 20 Vibrato
Lecture 21 Types of Pitch Envelopes
Lecture 22 Advanced Pitch Movement
Lecture 23 Building an Arpeggiator
Lecture 24 Example Patches 4
Section 6: The Finale
Lecture 25 Where to go from here & Final Exercises
Lecture 26 Patch from Scratch 1: An expressive, chaotic instrument
Lecture 27 Patch from Scratch 2: A percussion generator
Lecture 28 Patch from Scratch 3: A neuro bass
Bitwig Users wanting to learn how to use the Grid
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Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
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learn to design your own instruments and sounds in bitwigs poly grid
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.88 GB | Duration: 5h 1m
learn to design your own instruments and sounds in bitwigs poly grid
What you'll learn
Understand many Fundamental Audio Principles
Understand Bitwigs Grid and how to use it for Sound Design
Develop your own Instruments and new Synthesis Techniques
Problem Solve Patches
Create Generative Sound Design Ideas
Requirements
some experience with music production
Description
The much requested grid course is here:Learn to design your own sounds and instruments in Bitwigs Poly Grid.I'll walk you all the way from creating the basic components of any synthesizers to advanced sound design and modulation techniques, covering many subjects such as oscillator types, envelopes, filters & fx, modulation & CV signals, ring & amplitude modulation, phase & frequency modulation, hard sync, bycicle spoke synthesis, pitch processing, creating arpeggiators, grid logic & troubleshooting & many more. Almost every lesson comes with an exercise at the end that will help you explore the concepts discussed further. I designed these to start out quite simple and get increasingly more challenging, they're all very archievable but i do want to make you use your brain a bit. After all you're here to learn how to design your own Instruments and FX and gain the confidence to explore further on your own.If you ever get stuck, don't hesitate to ask away in the comments and i'll get back to you asap.To take this course I would recommend some previous experience with music production, you don't need to know anything about the grid specifically, but if you've never used a synthesizer before, this course may be a bit challenging for you.See you in the course!~yona
Overview
Section 1: Intro
Lecture 0 An intro to The Grid
Lecture 1 Building your first synthesizer
Lecture 2 Layering and mixing in The Grid
Lecture 3 Incorporating the Post FX Chain
Section 2: Modulation
Lecture 4 Controlled Modulation Sources
Lecture 5 Random Modulation Sources
Lecture 6 Processing and Combining CV Signals
Lecture 7 Example Patches 1
Section 3: AM, RM, FM, PM, Hard Sync & Beyond: Audio Rate Modulation
Lecture 8 AM/RM
Lecture 9 Phase & Frequency Modulation
Lecture 10 Hard Sync and Bycicle Spoke Synthesis
Lecture 11 Filter & FX Modulation at Audio Rate
Lecture 12 The DC Offset Trick
Lecture 13 Example Patches 2
Section 4: Physical Modelling Techniques
Lecture 14 Karplus Strong and Modal Synthesis
Lecture 15 Feedback with Long Delay and its Limitations
Lecture 16 Types of Exciters
Lecture 17 Polyphonic Interresonance
Lecture 18 Example Patches 3
Section 5: Pre Processing Pitch
Lecture 19 Pitch Glide
Lecture 20 Vibrato
Lecture 21 Types of Pitch Envelopes
Lecture 22 Advanced Pitch Movement
Lecture 23 Building an Arpeggiator
Lecture 24 Example Patches 4
Section 6: The Finale
Lecture 25 Where to go from here & Final Exercises
Lecture 26 Patch from Scratch 1: An expressive, chaotic instrument
Lecture 27 Patch from Scratch 2: A percussion generator
Lecture 28 Patch from Scratch 3: A neuro bass
Bitwig Users wanting to learn how to use the Grid
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Say "Thank You"
rapidgator.net:
k2s.cc:
