Great video! I use all of these in my generative jam patches. I can 100% state they are just fantastic fun. One cool thing to do is hook up a arp-keyfilter combos to different instruments, then assign midi controller knobs to each arp segment's gate and note pitch. So while running a set I can "dial in" rythms and melodies. You can also put a harmoniser before the keyfilter and have that fed from an external keyboard or sequencer (eg, an NDLR drone). Plus Euclidean drum machines are the bomb! Again, assigning a midi controller (e.g. cheap Akai midMix) to the various note repeat settings lets you 'dial in' drum patterns (rises, lows) in jam sessions. Basically, you get a superbly flexible drum machine/bassline generator for live performance. One more idea for you. I sometimes use Reason's players - beatmap, bassline generator, etc - to drive the Bitwig drum machine and Bass synths. Again, I assign midi controller knobs to the play settings so I can dial in performances. Reason's players produce very interesting sequences that go beyond what you get from arps or Euclidian note repeats. In my main "jam" bitwig template, I have a bitwig drum machine hooked to Reason beatmap (preset to be controlled by an akai midiMix) and, a bass hooked up to a bitwig arp (controlled by 8 knobs on my faderfox pc 12).and finally another bass hooked up to Reason's bassline generator (controlled by another 8 knobs on the fader fox). It is a very effective template to get you up an running fast.
I'm in love with Note Repeats. It's really good for people that are making riddim like myself.
is an excellent tool
@@AlexReidStudios Yeah I heavily use Euclid mode
Bro I've been using it for good rhythms in my dubstep songs too! Straight up cheat code lol
I am a slave to the riddim, too!
Great video! I use all of these in my generative jam patches. I can 100% state they are just fantastic fun.
One cool thing to do is hook up a arp-keyfilter combos to different instruments, then assign midi controller knobs to each arp segment's gate and note pitch. So while running a set I can "dial in" rythms and melodies. You can also put a harmoniser before the keyfilter and have that fed from an external keyboard or sequencer (eg, an NDLR drone).
Plus Euclidean drum machines are the bomb! Again, assigning a midi controller (e.g. cheap Akai midMix) to the various note repeat settings lets you 'dial in' drum patterns (rises, lows) in jam sessions. Basically, you get a superbly flexible drum machine/bassline generator for live performance.
One more idea for you. I sometimes use Reason's players - beatmap, bassline generator, etc - to drive the Bitwig drum machine and Bass synths. Again, I assign midi controller knobs to the play settings so I can dial in performances. Reason's players produce very interesting sequences that go beyond what you get from arps or Euclidian note repeats. In my main "jam" bitwig template, I have a bitwig drum machine hooked to Reason beatmap (preset to be controlled by an akai midiMix) and, a bass hooked up to a bitwig arp (controlled by 8 knobs on my faderfox pc 12).and finally another bass hooked up to Reason's bassline generator (controlled by another 8 knobs on the fader fox).
It is a very effective template to get you up an running fast.
A lot of great info here!
Daym, u should make a tutorial video :)
I would love to see a video of what you achieved with the control knobs and the groovebox you made!!
Its good that daws have built in tools to help with this stuff, both for idea generation and for learning
yes, it's excellent for many things, and there are third party plugins too
Thank you! Very helpful! Nice work! :)
Thanks for watching :)
Useful, like always! Thank you
Glad to hear that!
Merci Alex 👍
thank to you for watching :)
Suprised you’re channel isn’t bigger! Keep it up 👍🏻
It's growing and that's great :) Thanks!
The rabbit skull feels a bit horror to me, but it´s a damn great channel. Please keep your ears up :)
Thank you so much, that's the first nice comment I get for someone that doesn't quite like the mask haha
This video was exactly what i wanted to know ! 😁👍 Thanks for your work ! Greetz from Austria ( no kangooroos in Austria ... 😆😂 )
Glad you liked the video!! Cheers :D
Fabulous 👍🏻
Thanks!
wanted something for vocals, tone correction for example, but I can't find it, bit wig has any resources for this task ?
no that I know of, you would need third party plugins for that
MeldaProduction MAutoPitch is great for vocal tuning and you can also change formatting. Best of all, it's free.
Can it identify allowed chords in a specified key?
Sadly not for incoming audio
@@AlexReidStudios Does Ableton have that?