Reasons Why You Should Look at Bitwig Studio!
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Watch the full '10 Reasons Why You Should Look At Bitwig Studio with Protoculture' course here: www.sonicacademy.com/courses/...
Protoculture's back with us for a new course, and he's putting forward a solid case for checking out Bitwig Studio.
Over these tutorials, Nate highlights some of the brilliant features that have persuaded him to move away from Cubase and now use Bitwig Studio as his go-to DAW.
From the simple speeding up of workflow and diving down the rabbit hole of 'The Grid' where you can build your own synths, plugins and effects to Note FX, Modulators and FX Containers - there's so much to this DAW and Nate is only scratching the surface!
It's not just a powerful tool that can inspire creativity and get the job done, it's also the simplicity of the user interface that Nate loves, making the technical side of things straightforward and letting the DAW do all the hard lifting.
Switching your DAW is always a difficult decision when you've become so accustomed to a way of working but Bitwig Studio seems to tick all the right boxes here, and making that move may not be as daunting after all, especially after watching this course and seeing what it can do!
Definitely check this one out because we guarantee it'll give you food for thought if you haven't tried it already!
00:00 - Introduction
01:23 - CLAP Plugin Format
07:07 - MPE Compatibility
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Protoculture was the the entire reason I got into Psytrance. Imagine my joy when I found out he was using my favorite DAW as well. My day can no longer go wrong!
Switched from Ableton and loving it so far
For years I worked between Logic and Ableton, then switched to Bitwig and I didn’t look back. Just no comparison imo. I’m happy to see it get the love it deserves.
FL user for twenty years, now i'm on cubase and it's very powerful !! Bitwig has indeed some great features 🙂
your demonstration of the poly note modulation was the defining factor for me switching to Bitwig. Thanks for a great demonstration.
I get the feeling Bitwig are taking elements of modular back into the DAW, and I like it!
I migrated from ableton live 1 year ago, and it was the best thing i did!
Bitwig FTW 🤘🏼
Dom FTW! 😎
Dom where are new tutorials by you on sonic academy? Who do we have to pester so they invite you back?!
@@meathead919 good question and I'm not sure! It's definitely overdue :)
Need more Bitwig videos at Sonic Academy! Thank you
I've got an older computer that I'm using to start at the shallow end of Linux usership. Linux is working (still a noob, but progress is smooth), so thereafter I wanted a DAW. Bitwig saved the day. Now I'm slowly migrating from FL Studio to Bitwig and am loving it so far (I've used FL Studio off and on for nearly 20 years). *Thank you Bitwig for supporting Linux!*
I also once enjoyed N.I. Reaktor, but never really got that deep into it (I didn't want to get lost in the forest for the trees). "The Grid" within Bitwig feels like Reaktor on easy-mode, and I also am really enjoying that fact. Bitwig's synthesizer tools right out of the box sound more potent that what I'll ever need, so I'm fine with being on Linux and no longer having a few VSTs that I enjoyed using in the past.
Bit wig is really a modular synth environment as a daw that puts sound design first . That’s why I went all in with it ! A great tutorial and excellent pace with no “ key command or shortcuts malarkey either . Nice and helpful 👽
facts but what's confusing is that they don't have have video options to sound design
Amazing features
Seriously thinking of moving to bigwig from ableton but spent a lot on suite. Might wait for Black Friday sales
Thank you for this demo... This DAW looks very interesting to me. I am currently on the search for another DAW to supplement my work.
Do you plan on doing more videos like this showing how Bitwig works as this is something I would very much like to see.
Great DAW 👍👍
I LOVE Bitwig. I also love Cubase. Hence why i find this channel is fascinating
Very cool stuff 👽
Finally 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Using Bitwig and love IT 😊
A few days ago they anounced the 11th reason why you should look at Bitwig Studio.
Protoculture with Bitwig Studio. 😎👍🏽
I switched to Studio One, and it’s great for me…….
I’m still on FL 😊
@@StellardroneMusic yes, good old days 👍
really exciting DAW for those that like to tinker and play... the ability to setup a self contained melody track in poly grid is game changer. Polarity Music if you want to see what amazing stuff you can do!
currently my main is studio one and cubase (still trying to pick one) but I was looking for a daw to spark some creativity, so I'm turn between ableton and bitwig. Which one would be quickest to come up with an idea?
@@manuinjapan Bitwig for sure... pull up the Grid, drop a few components and link together to get a cool melody... create ambiance music in 10 mins...
Can you load vst,s etc in bitwig?
Oops.
Or not.
Im completely dawless but send my output through a 500 series lunchbox on to a 1010 bluebox for digital capture. Id like to use a daw if they could solve two things
1. Latency when routing to outboard gear.
2. Complexity of options. You can get bogged so deep into choices that it kills creativity. If someone made a daw that was basic recording, minimal vst or plugins, and near zero latency with outboard gear, then basic basic multitrack editing...
Compared CLAP to VST3 on DIVA, absolutely same CPU usage.
It's not about CPU usage, though. Yu can now do non-destructive and per-voice modulations in Diva running as a CLAP in Bitwig, which you can't anywhere else.
It's more efficient when it comes to multi-threading on modern CPUs according to the developers. CLAP allows for the host to now assign tasks to threads.
"yeah"
Or not
Or yes..? As of now?
@@user-fo9lw3pq8l yes much better !
after using bitwig i feel like another daw its stone age
i like the stone age where you can simply pitch raw audiotracks without warping ...that this is not possible in bitwig blows my mind
The most compelling reason:
It works on Linux, audio stack on Linux (can) is much superior compare to windows/macos
iTS THE BEST DAW... i LEFT CUBASE 11 FOR THIS
Well this didn't age well.
And now it did age well
Fortunately it has aged well now 👌
Hahha same reply as others, Woohooooo LETS GO BITWIGGERS!
@@avgchoobafan May I please get the context here? Doing research on DAWs to see which one I wanna get and idk why some people are saying this didn't age well but then apparently it did. Would greatly appreciate it, thanks
Audio titan the common pish I've had from those who have converted to bitwig is that I combines the best features of both logic x and ableton Live. The recent controversy was to do with bitwig adding separate plugins as a separate subscription (or purchase, not sure which) on top of the price for the product. This was met with a serious backlash from current users. The developers changed these plugins to be I clouded a month or two later.
Best of luck with the choice. It doesn't really matter what you choose as long as you're relented enough to make good music. But in my network of muso's, there are a few who have converted to bitwig but none of them are established artists on the regular touring schedules in their genres.
well this didn't age too well.
why?
Cubase looks better
Yet another BOD not using a pointer highlighter, all over the place! what is going on where are you clicking... blah blah! also what is your pic doing? nothing other than distraction and using valuable screen area blocking staff, mmm well done!
are you having a stroke?
no! but you are!! responding and in such poor way i have blocked you bye...@@zitronekoma30
Now 1 major feature on list why not to switch to and probably switch from. I did already switched from..