#bitwigtutorial

In this first episode of the Bitwig Studio Basics series we get to learn the UI (user interface) of Bitwig. This is a tutorial for those of you who just picked up the DAW. Get to know some useful shortcuts / key commands and the important features of Bitwig which sets it apart from other major DAWs.

We take a look at the new playback modes of the sampler in Bitwig and create cinematic sounds for a short music cue. 

Welcome back to another episode where we take a look at some of the new features of Bitwig Studio 2.4. We dive right in to the updated sampler and check out what lurks under the hood. 

First I show you a great way of how to sound design a organic evolving pad. Then we sample my chinese woodwind instrument called Bawu. It has a very haunting tone and sounds almost like a bass clarinet. I have used it in multiple film scores and game scores (Luminati). From the Bawu sample we create a organic bass patch. In the bass we add the arpeggiator to get some more movement and tighten the sound up a bit with the filter and some eq. After that we layer in some organic percussive samples from my latest sound pack - Wood Sounds Pack #1: https://gum.co/pbfxk To close it all up I add a improvised piano solo on top of the chill music. Let me know what you think of the video format and I would love to hear what you make with these tips and tricks in the new Sampler of Bitwig Studio 2.4. Happy sound designing friends! 

Cheers,