Podcasts about bitwig studio

Cette semaine : Steam : Valve relook le classement des ventes Steam, du Handoff pour Win11 ?, des évolutions sur le Store Windows, Bitwig Studio 5.3, Anytype.io, Gemini 2.5 débarque, Black Bag, le film Street Fighter a un casting, Warfare, Jony Ive chez OpenAI, Nvidia se fait étriller pour sa gestion des tests 5060, annonce AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT, AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000 Zen 5 / Threadripper PRO 9000 WX-Series, AMD Radeon AI Pro, et SilverStone FLP02. Lisez plutôt Torréfaction #333 : Windows 11 évolue, Anytype, OpenAI s'offre Jony Ive, Nvidia découvre la com' et annonces AMD (Radeon RX 9060 XT, Threadripper 9000, etc.) avec sa vraie mise en page sur Geekzone. Pensez à vos rétines.

Nachdem wir in der ersten Episode die Grundlagen eines packenden Drumbeats besprochen haben, tauchen wir heute tiefer in die Praxis ein. Ich bin Thomas Foster, und ich freue mich darauf, euch zu zeigen, wie ich in Bitwig Studio einen beeindruckenden Beat programmiere. In dieser Folge werde ich euch Schritt für Schritt durch den Prozess führen, wie ich verschiedene Samples aus einer Vielzahl von Libraries auswähle, um den Beat zu gestalten. Dabei nehmen wir uns Zeit, um die Kick mit “Kick 2” individuell zu programmieren und verschiedene Loops geschickt einzusetzen, um den Beat zu bereichern. Wir werden darüber sprechen, wo die besten Sounds zu finden sind und welche Vor- und Nachteile die Verwendung von kompletten Loops mit sich bringt. Also schnallt euch an, es wird eine spannende und lehrreiche Folge! Viel Spaß dabei, und lasst uns gemeinsam in die Welt des Beat-Machens eintauchen! Hier gehts zu meinem Buch “EDM arrangieren”: https://amzn.to/3UtOxvJ Die ersten Folgen dieses Podcasts findest du jetzt auf Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/arFJPtJLwfeCo9RS7

Alex and Mike chat about a diverse range of gear, as well as an even more diverse range of relationships with their gear. Music competitions, old plugins, and new DAWs figure into the discussion as the two consider what make their tool and instrument choices the ones for them. Notable mentions include: Eurovision and Melodifestivalen (music competitions)Luke Black (Serbian musical artist)PSP 2445 EMT (reverb plugin)Bitwig Studio (live performance oriented DAW software)Silo (TV/Book SF series)Front 242 (Belgian 1980s electronic music group) Featuring: Alex May and Michael Gordon Shapiro Recorded May 26, 2023

"I chose this recording because it was made less than a mile from my house and I also visited the well during lockdown with my family - making the most of some bad times! I tried to add to the feeling of being inside the well, listening to birdsong etc whilst being surrounded by dripping water. I mixed the raw field recording with a half speed version run through the "Treemonster" effect in Bitwig Studio to create this sound. The whistling lead was intended to sound like some kind of bird in the trees (and also features the Treemonster effect). This was inspired by a discussion about how best to use Treemonster (a wild and ridiculous effect)." Alice well, Oxford reimagined by Jarn Wood.

Composition by coxidelic.  "I was inspired by the percussive sound of the Olivetti Calculating Machine, and thought it would be really interesting to use only that sound as the percussion in a track. I took the base sound, and applied a lot of sound distortion and filters to it, and recorded the results.  "There are actually five different Olivetti tracks playing at times concurrently during the composition. I added some ghostly vocals and a warm pad to give the chaos some structure. Everything was then compiled in Bitwig Studio 3 (the original manipulation of the Olivetti sample was done using ReSlice on the iPad)." This is part of the Obsolete Sounds project, the world's biggest collection of disappearing sounds and sounds that have become extinct – remixed and reimagined to create a brand new form of listening. Explore the whole project at https://citiesandmemory.com/obsolete-sounds

Podcast de tecnología musical e historia de la música electrónica. En este episodio del podcast charlamos de: Bitwig Studio 4.2 Ray Kurzweil Ray Mazarek El parche de la semana fue sobre como hacer la campana descrita por Risset haciendo uso de síntesis aditiva.

Guests Matt Hodson (MATTHS) artist, performer, educator Gaz Williams - Producer, bassplayer, music technologist Rich Hilton - Nile Rodgers Studio guy, keyboards for Chic Youtube video version: https://youtu.be/YfbGKEfmsJ0 For pre-show and ad free as well as other good stuff  -Patreon.com/sonicstate Sign up for iZotope's Music Production Suite Pro for 24.99 a month, or Producers Club for $19.99 a month, and you get access to the most up-to-date versions of our plug-ins as well as the latest features and updates as they are released. No upgrade fees. And, you can tap into iZotope's expert knowledge with exclusive product tutorials and videos on mixing, mastering, and more. Head over to iZotope.com now to get a 7-day free trial.   SONIC 001 - an 18 Track Compilation Album from Sonicstate.com contributors available now via Bandcamp.  Around an hour of original songs and instrumentals showcasing the talents of some of our contributors. Fantastic value. 00:07:59 Audio Damage Legacy Plugs Free 00:18:33 AD: UVI Vintage Vault 4 00:22:16 ROLI Reissue Seaboard 00:34:20 AD: iZotope Music Producers Club 00:36:02 Nifty Cable Tidy 00:46:39 Bitwig Studio 4.2 Update 00:56:05 Arturia: Mexican Sound Adventures    Where to Watch/Listen - We now stream the live show to Youtube Live, Facebook Live as well as at Sonicstate.com/live every Weds at 4pm UK time- please do join in. Preshow available on Twitch. You can also download the audio version from RSS FEED 

Ahab label owner and artist Microman is back for us all to enjoy a second feast of his own material on the Avenue Red Podcast. Following on from his main episode, we have yet another a live DJ performance entirely composed of his own unreleased material that, combined with the last episode, makes over 6 hours of his wildly innovative and esoteric electronic music. Strictly for the ravers, this one is a maximalist sonic adventure through banging, searingly intense Swedish-style techno and acid. No room for prisoners. "Tip toeing around the house. The hybrid of tech and acid, together with harmonies in club music and old school. This mix is titled "The Ninth Gate" (a nod to the 1999 Roman Polanski film) and is made mostly from elements I produced in 2016, with 130 BPM club sounds all the way. I had a policy of making one tune a day, keeping it raw with the EQ, mastering and mixing... saving that perfectionism for a later date. I built a studio in the countryside with four cats and built in the classical Yamaha NS 10 together with big bass element speakers. I used Bitwig Studio after it was released in 2014. It is like a fast car, undoubtedly the king of DAW programs for creating music. This mix is the sum of two years worth of work, planning and execution. It's like when you're a kid and dream of the ultimate way to making music... and then you do it. In 2003 I got a reference to a thought and a dream, it was like: When you come to the cutting room and they say, "This is good as it is, we don't need to master this, you can release it as it is mixed from the studio!" - Then I got a reference to how long it took to get there, and what I did in-between. Plus, what do I like to listen to when I'm stoned and on something... and then you make it." Mathtiiaas Rosén, January 2022 Discogs :: https://www.discogs.com/artist/19539-Microman https://soundcloud.com/mathtiiaas_rosen See Also: https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-193-microman

In dieser Episode präsentieren wir euch die Ergebnisse des DAW-Klangvergleichs, der von Teilnehmern unserer WhatsApp-Gruppe durchgeführt und dabei mehrere DAWs in unterschiedlichen Versionen gegenübergestellt wurden. Mit dabei sind unter anderem Cubase 11 Pro, Ableton 11, Bitwig Studio 4, LUNA, Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, Studio One, FL Studio und Reason 12. Wir stellen euch den Vergleichsaufbau vor, spielen die Klangbeispiele im Podcast ab, sprechen über unsere persönlichen Höreindrücke und diskutieren außerdem über mögliche Konsequenzen im Workflow. Viel Spaß beim Hören! ➡️ (00:04:34) - Intension zum Klangvergleich ➡️ (00:08:15) - Vergleichsaufbau ➡️ (00:18:42) - Hörvergleich ➡️ (00:52:15) - Umfrage-Auswertung ➡️ (00:58:15) - Schlussfolgerungen

DAW Evolution III : Bitwig Studio - Past , Present , Future ! Hosted by Vin Curigliano of AAVIM Technology , I am joined by guest co-host Pete Brown of Microsoft and special guest Claes Johanson , who is the Co-Founder and Lead Developer at Bitwig Studio. We discuss Claes's early musical and technical explorations that lead him to co-found Bitwig , navigate the history and ongoing development of the the different iterations and incarnations of the DAW, discuss Bitwigs unique modular features and approach to driving in the moment creativity and composition. We again dive into the ongoing challenges of staying ahead of the constantly increasing curve of multiprocessors, multicore load balancing and low latency DAW performance. We detail some cool unique features of Bitwig Studio's under bonnet coding that offers a higher level of crash protection, some innovative threading and load balancing models , touch on MMCSS thread limiting , again,  cover various challenges navigated with the DAW being developed across 3 OS platforms and much, much more. Host & Guest Links : AAVIM Technology : www.aavimt.com.au DAWbench : www.dawbench.com Microsoft : www.microsoft.com Pete Brown : https://twitter.com/Pete_Brown Bitwig Studio : www.bitwig.com Claes Johanson : https://twitter.com/claesmon VO : Andrew Peters : www.andrewpetersvo.com Music Themes : Original DAWbench VI Theme Music composed by Rob John : Independent Music Productions : http://www.indmusicprods.com DAWbench Radio Show ReMix by Erin McKimm : www.erinmckimm.com All Rights Reserved : © AAVIMT 2021

Flatterers created by Coxidelic (Tracy Cox). "Reading Canto 18, Flatterers, I was curious why Dante placed this seemingly innocuous act in a lower circle of Hell than murder(!). In the canto, Dante sees people he recognises wading through (and covered in) excrement. Virgil, Dante’s guide, points out a courtesan named Thais scratching herself with filthy nails.  "This is where the inspiration started for my composition. A harsh, metallic, scratchy rhythm forms a base that I used to build into a sonic maelstrom, which represents the never-ending chaos of The Inferno. The composition ends with a warning." Created in Bitwig Studio, using Cyborg synth engine, Audio Damage effects, and various random samples. Part of the Inferno project to imagine and compose the sounds of Dante’s Hell, marking the 700th anniversary of The Divine Comedy. To find out more, visit http://www.citiesandmemory.com/inferno

Welcome to RTFM ٩(◕‿◕)۶ In this episode, dolltr!ck reads a section of the Bitwig User Guide, sharing more about the unique Digital Audio Workstation's implementation of its Unified Modulation System. Tune in for insights into Bitwig Studio's integration of powerful modulation devices that have music makers from around the world raving about its flexibility and (underestimated) potential.

Welcome to RTFM ٩(◕‿◕)۶ In this episode, dolltr!ck shares Chapter 1: Bitwig Studio Concepts from the Bitwig Studio 3.0 User Guide, written by Dave Linnenbank of Bitwig. Tune in to learn about this game-changing Digital Audio Workstation, with hints at its features that make it a unique tool for music creators.

As NAMM hots up I thought I’d get this in early and do a proper round-up next month. This month Korg pull out all the stops with two new Volcas, a new Minilogue and Gadget 2.0. Nektar get into the virtual instrument action with Bolt – Akai Force a new music production box on us – Casper’s Dark Matter module gets released – Erica Synths put plasma distortion into Eurorack, Mind Music Labs ELK still hasnt turned up in anything useful – Audient release a guitar focused audio interface and the so do IK Multimedia – Stylophone have another go – Bitwig Studio goes completelyRead More → The post Molten Music Monthly – January 2019 appeared first on Molten Music Technology Blog.

Zoom has put out its latest portable audio recorder, the H1n Handy Recorder, with a built-in stereo microphone in a 90-degree, X/Y configuration. The H1n updates the older H1 recorder with a sharper display, an onboard limiter, a low-cut filter with selectable cutoff point, playback speed control, unlimited overdubbing and an updated control interface. The Zoom H1n is available now for just under $120 USD. If you’d like to have your music mixed, mastered, and cut to vinyl at a famous studio with world-class gear by Grammy-winning engineers, you’ll have your chance beginning April 2nd. Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California is opening its services to anyone in the world through online transactions. Pre-orders coming in before April 2nd will get a 10% discount. Go to CapitolStudios.com for pricing and further details. Nektar Technology has announced Pacer, a footswitch controller for MIDI hardware and software, as well as for control over almost any DAW software. Pacer has 11 footswitches with multicolor LED feedback. 10 of those footswitches are user programmable. Nektar has programmed the Pacer with integrated DAW control over programs such as Apple Logic, Bitwig Studio, Propellerhead Reason, and Steinberg Cubase, and the Mackie Control protocol makes Pacer compatible with Ableton Live, FL Studio, and other programs. The Nektar Pacer footswitch controller should be available in April of this year for $229 USD.  That’s this week’s Audio Tech News Flash, brought to you by Accusonus, but that’s not all. If you use an Amazon Echo device, you can command Alexa to play this podcast. To enable this skill, go to Amazon.com and in the search field for Alexa skills, search for Audio Tech News Flash.    And as always, If you like this podcast, please subscribe and leave us a 5-star review. That way you can help spread the Audio Tech News. LINKS: Zoom H1n Handy Recorder https://www.zoom-na.com/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/zoom-h1n-handy-recorder Capitol Studios online mixing, mastering, and vinyl-cutting services https://www.capitolstudios.com/ Nektar Technology Pacer MIDI and DAW footswitch controller http://www.nektartech.com/pacer-midi-daw-footswitch-controller.html

Bitwig has released the Bitwig Studio 2.3 digital audio workstation update. Additions include time-signature markers on the timeline, improved time-stretching for audio, new sounds and device presets for the content library, and more. However, the biggest news for Bitwig Studio 2.3 is the new Phase-4 four-oscillator synthesizer. Phase-4 uses phase manipulation synthesis, similar to the classic Casio CZ phase distortion synthesizers from the 1980s. However, Bitwig’s Phase-4 goes even further with extensive modulation control and a highly visual interface. Bitwig Studio 2.3 is a free update to licensed users with an active upgrade plan, and anyone can try the free demo at Bitwig.com. Two large musical artist communities joined together when Splice acquired Indaba Music. Both companies actively present remixing, production, and songwriting contests, and will collaborate on new projects like the weekly Firestarter series, now available at the Splice.com blog. The Firestarter challenges give producers a creative spark, such as a set of samples, a MIDI pattern, or a project file for them to build off of and share their results. Digital DJs can finally try out Serato DJ Pro 2.0, which is a free upgrade for Serato DJ users. The update adds an offline Practice Mode that lets you prepare tracks with loops and cue point and practice mixes without any hardware connected. The new Performance Pad View shows the DJ decks with cue points laid out in two rows of four, mimicking the layout of many Serato DJ controllers. Serato DJ Pro is now optimized for high-resolution displays and has 64-bit support for greater reliability and unlimited DJ library sizes. That’s it for this week’s Audio Tech News Flash, brought to you by Accusonus.  If you like this podcast, please subscribe and also leave us a 5-star review. That way, you can help spread the Audio Tech News. LINKS: Bitwig Studio 2.3 update: https://www.bitwig.com/en/bitwig-studio/bitwig-studio-2.html Splice.com & Indaba Music Firestarter Series:  https://splice.com/blog/ Serato DJ Pro 2.0 https://serato.com/campaign/dj-pro

Created this little chippy track in Bitwig Studio today. The content comes from a sample of an iElectribe factory default called ChipTune 2. I took that loop and mangled it, sliced it, build some samplers, etc. Quite liking Bitwig. I haven't opened Live since I got it. 2020 Creative Commons CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

After many years woking with Ableton Live i have decieded to switch to Bitwig Studio. This is my first techno track i am working on with Bitwig Studio.

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