Bitwig's Grid Sampler: The "bicycle spoke" effect
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The Sampler in Bitwig's Grid is capable of feats of sound design that few others (if any) can perform. In this video I show you how to create what I call a "Bicycle Spoke" effect that you can use to make a wide variety of interesting sound timbres.
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Excellent technique and explanation!
I am literally in LOL mode now. I just reacted to your previous video again without having seen this one yet and you are EXACTLY giving the sort of tips I was asking / hoping for. Here you do on a microscopic level what I intend to do with longer loops! In stead of an LFO I however typically want to use (poly) aftertouch and other real time controllers to modulate the scanning position. That should lead to ultra expressive sustained sounds. Your smoothing tip might very well be a missing link avant le lettre for me because it will help to avoid clicking when modulating the sample positions. Thank you, sensei!
one of the coolest forms of granular synthesis I've seen. Awesome.
Definitely more sampler video please. This is a great starting point for a whole load of sounds. Thanks.
This is information GOLD. Thank you man!
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Thank you so much!!! This is very encouraging to me! You are motivating me to do more and better content and that is invaluable.
Very cool.
Your making me try new things again.
Dope vid & you played bass notes, thanks!
Hi Kevin. In case you are wondering why I am not yet making the sounds I describe myself you can have a look here: ua-cam.com/video/D2zU01GTijw/v-deo.html . The Grid is already on board though. You can see the Yamaha CS80 emulation I built running on the laptop in the background. It provides the polysynth layer in the parts played on the 88 key controller. All other sounds are Technics WSA-1.
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great vids!! please more vids on the sampler in the grid, think this is new territory for a lot of people and so many possibilities it can be overwhelming. very useful to have some to the point videos about actual sound design for this. what would interest me: is there some frequency to midi thing i could build in the grid? means: having a sampler set up and run parallel a synth that gets triggered with midi notes derived from the actual pitch of the sample, is that possible? i just know in pure data there is a frequency to midi object i can use for this kind of tasks...
I think it can be done, but don't know how elegant or robust it would be. You can get pitch conversion using the "Zero Crossing" module. Then to get midi out, you would need to use the "Replacer" device, and modulate the note key parameter with the pitch signal you got out of the "Zero Crossing" module. Don't know how well this would work, but my guess is, not very well.
@@AudioDigital thanks for the hint! even if it works badly i ll give it a try!
Would love to see your thoughts on Falcon also someday.
I have some videos on Falcon already. ua-cam.com/video/gBLXiL_voJw/v-deo.html
I wish bitwig had a pitch envelope for drums like in Ableton, I was hoping you know how
Everything in Bitwig has unlimited envelops, LFOs, Step sequencers, side chaining, etc... that can modulate any function, Pitch, Filter cutoff, Gain, etc.... You just use the modulators.
Would it be possible to play this in poly somehow?
Yes, no problem at all. Just turn up the polyphony.
@@AudioDigital Oh, of course. In the Inspector Panel. Nice!