I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what? - A good and simple freeze function - MIDI comping - Vídeo suport - Quantize-stretch onsets for audios - Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue - Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device - Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton) - VariAudio type of editor
I'm almost 20 years into the music production business and hands down BITWIG is the most inspiring tool i ever used , and great demo presentation dear Fred 🤟🤟🤟
Great job Bitwig! If next release will focus on modernizing the piano roll (with scales etc) and MIDI comping then this DAW is going to be close to perfect.
If bitwig is going in on the piano roll with scales and scale quantizing. AND IF THEY Include scale/pitch detection for samples. I would be a lifetime customer they can have all my money then!
@@SjarMenace What do you mean with scales and scale quantizing? Because as far as I know they already have that. You can use the note filter device to only let through notes in a certain scale. In the piano roll you can also highlight the notes belonging to the same 'musical family' with the same color with a click of a button. I don't remember what the logic with this was, since I hardly use it, but you can also have the DAW color the notes by velocity, for example. So I don't really understand what you mean? These are not really essential features anyway since a little music theory knowledge does the same thing... Unless I misunderstood something?
Very nice, but where's: - midi comping & capture - hybrid clips - step input - slicing & stretching in sampler - Ctrl+Alt+MW to scale tracks vertically - the tools from MSEG editors implemented for automation editing - and on & on...
Because bitwig are not making DAW with modulation possibilities. They are making synth with BASIC DAW functional. For example new browser is cluttered mess and the “old” browser slick and quick and easy to look at. But I understand why there was an urge to change browser. It’s a shop for presets and maybe devices in a DAW.
@@vroteg Sure, but why have they added audio comping in 4.0, but not slicing & warping in Sampler? That would fit more to a "instrument with basic DAW capabilities", no? I start to think they're deeply confused about what they want. Hopefully 5.x releases will fix that.
@@Artek604 they still add daw functions now and again, true. And also true that slicing and warping in sampler would fit the current strategy. I can not know what they have on their mind. But the way this program (I don’t know what to call it to be honest as for me personally it’s not a full featured DAW) evolve currently does not resonate with me. Well, of cause no one cares and I’m not their main client but it’s sad cause I spent 9 years with them. And things like new browser pushed me to go elsewhere. Or stay on v4 forever. I know, it’s weird and maybe small thing for some but I just can’t stand this new browser. I think windows vista was a lot better than this… 😂
I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what? - A good and simple freeze function - MIDI comping - Vídeo suport - Quantize-stretch onsets for audios - Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue - Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device - Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton) - VariAudio type of editor
The new features like MSEG and global modulation are insane. Love the new track remotes too, especially for "live" performance or produce using clips in a "live" performance way. The new bowser is a big step forward. Fantastic job Bitwig!
I have heard great things about this DAW, I have not pulled the trigger on it. I use S1 6, Cubase, and Live. I have a potential new project that is in Bitwig. This will give me an incentive to purchase Bitwig. I will watch more UA-cam videos. I used DAW based on the project productions. S1 is the most intuitive DAW I have ever used. Bitwig, here I come. I the voice of Picard (Engage) "Make it so"
Track remotes are exciting, but I hope they add a simple Arranger Track feature in the next one. Sometimes baffeling how so few Daws let you simply exchange sections of a track easily via drag and drop.
I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what? - A good and simple freeze function - MIDI comping - Vídeo suport - Quantize-stretch onsets for audios - Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue - Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device - Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton) - VariAudio type of editor
If bitwig is going in on the piano roll with scales and scale quantizing. AND IF THEY Include scale/pitch detection for samples. I would be a lifetime customer they can have all my money then!
Love Bitwig amazing DAW but the fact u can’t organically set tempo with a live loop ..wow, how can such a forward thinking company overlook this chained to metronome workflow 😢
Dude Namm has been boring for like 6-7 years. Nowhere near how it was like a decade ago. Kids these days will never know what it was like seeing the Beathang at Namm just looking like a step child at a goodwill.
PLEASE! Add ability to change different MIDI inputs for each modulator (curves or segments) to trigger from other tracks ( not only one ( in track inspector)) Like You already did this with note side chain modulator. thanks!
Frederik is really sweet and this was a nice presentation, can't wait to try the official build! Thanks for the hard work people from Bitwig, it's certainly appreciated by me. 🙆♂
Bitwig/Studio One user. Imo Bitwig is not the best for back end mix/mastering tasks - why I still use S1 - but for creative electronic production it’s amazing. It’s like ableton Live on steroids.
@@jeffreyhanc1711 I agree, although it is possible to be used for that too. I have both as well, but haven't opened up studio one in a long time. It's time I finish up all my projects there and sell my license already. I just notice how I don't even think about studio one anymore when just a few years ago it was all I could think about lol. Bitwig's taken up that space very nicely.
I started to learn Bitwig in the hope of using it for my modular rig as well as Ableton as my main production DAW. I haven't opened Abelton in a months now.
@@MrOuija-rr8kq I cant, its to hot.... some feature are missing my Main Vst drum multichannel vst plus m4l automstion & snapshot control devices doesnt exist or work like in Ableton.. but I have hope for 6.0
Live is better. Less buggy and automation works. Easy on eye. And you heard it from hard supporter of shitwig for 9 years from v1. I have switched to ableton.
@@vroteg ableton automation is a joke compared to bitwig, using ableton since 2001. i still use ableton for timestretching stuff, there it is just unbeatable
I've bought myself a pretty nice IR pack and convolution is the only reverb I use anymore as it's just soo damn easy to tweak. I even have Ultraverb from eventide, but it's just sitting there unused.
Hahahaha "what is an MSEG? Is it an env? LFO? Sequencer? So we gave them all of that." God I hope so... thats literally what an MSEG is... all of that in one. 😂
No arrange track, no chord track, no nothing. No step edit. No function to Customizing colors or dim that arranger. Just crazy modulation stuff that is musicly useless.
Even through youtube clip it has that software sound lol, it's something about bitwig, it's just doesn't sound real. Decade later... I see industry moved nowhere in every aspect.
I strongly dislike the new browser. Intense dislike. Fail. Everything else is a big win, though, but that browser in its current state will keep me on 4.x. I don't want a flat hierarchy. That's too much noise to wade through; it makes finding the signal in the noise that much harder/slower. I don't want the browser guessing what I want to see. I don't want tiny, dull-colored icons that are MEANINGLESS, forcing me to hover my cursor over them to see the USEFUL names I've give to something. I want MY collections of devices and presets stitting there in front of me when I open the browser. With the full text names visible. I click a collection and boom! there's everything I care about. Two clicks and done. The new browser is a mess. Way too many clicks, way too much crap I don't care about that I must laboriously filter out. Fail.
Same. I sent email to bitwig about browser. And they said everything is good. Grass is green and sun is bright. And that there always be people who dislike changes. Even though my email was a constructive criticism more than moan. Im getting tired of bitwig arrogance and denial of community…
You so right. They do wath they want and not what the paiing customers want. For example. Make a fucking slider that dims the arrangement view. It is not that hard. So many things going in the wrong direction in bw5. The messy browser is so crappy but they say it is all super. I just upgraded my update plan for hard earned 169 euros and i am so fucked up now.
You can ( or you will be able to, it's not fully working in Beta yet ) right click and save any state you want the browser to remember when it opens depending on what you're doing. And then there's snapshots too. I didn't like it at first, I too don't like change, but under the hood it's actually mad powerful when you look around.
This sort of shuts down the whole "which is better, Ableton or Bitwig". I understand its just a tool and its more what you do with it, yada yada yada. But Bitwig 5, Dayum! You can tell they are hungry, its like their first album with version 5. After spending a week learning scales and basic music theory, I'll take piano roll scales off the list. I think im good now with MSEG. You can stop now although I know you wont so I cant wait to see whats next.
How do these mostly updates constitute a complete new version of Bitwig? Though I did laugh as Nick kept second guessing the features, mostly because these are things literally every other daw can do.
You can draw an automation envelope in every other daw, in some you can use lfo's on a certain level in the device chain. If you don't understand how this is different from that you should get the bitwig demo and read the manual. The way modulation is integrated at various levels of the device/signal chain in bitwig is totally unique and miles ahead of any other daw.
@@Michael-xr5yx Yeah, but other DAWs have equally fringe stuff like that 0.02% of users will care about. It's not enough to call this an entirely new version of Bitwig, almost nothing has changed. Reaper, for instance, introduces lots of little changes like this all that time - they don't call it a brand new Reaper.
@@CybreSmee On the .02% thing I have to disagree - maybe .02% of the total daw market, but like 99% of the bitwig userbase would care about these updates. I agree it does seem like minimal updates to call it a new version though.
@@Michael-xr5yx Well, Im a Bitwig user and while these things are interesting to mess about with, I've never had a client come into the studio and ask for modulated segment envelopes. Im pretty sure this has never happened anywhere in the industry, Im not sure where they are getting this tidal wave of requests for it. I'd just be happy with a decent freeze option tbh, that is something 99% of users would use daily.
@@CybreSmee Bitwig is all about modulation, that's why people use it because it can't be done so with such malleability and freedom in any other DAW. You can try and I have, but you always come back to Bitwig, it just gets sh1t done in the way you want your sh1t to sound.
MSEGs are great! Just what we all needed! Wish the waveshaper was not only available inside the grid though... But How could anyone think to replace one of the best of all daws, almost perfect browser for this useless piece of crap??? Worst decision in the history of bitvig, imho. And then there's this dropdown menu, instead of a toggle...
true. NAMM coverage isn't really meant to advertise to the average consumer. here's a fancy ad for bitwig 5.0 from the bitwig youtube channel ua-cam.com/video/pv-SGS6Z0KA/v-deo.html
You’re probably right, but on the other hand-speaking as an existing customer-this was a really helpful quick overview that is most of what I need to get up and running with the new features.
Sadly the worse Bitwig Major update in History. Why are they even at Namm, none of those features are Major features, they are more like maintenance features?
@@danemiller4852 Because it doean't have the exact features they want. I mean, sure I would like to see resisable faders, themes, video support and a better sampler but Bitwig is still to me a game changing DAW and the new features are amazing. I guess you can't please all the people all the time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Still one of the best DAWs on the market: modular, forward thinking, hands on, performant and you can modulate the fuck out of everything. ❤
Be careful that Bitwig not modulates your whole brain ☺️😜😉
@@chris5375 why not, best thing that can happen in the creative process ;)
@@PolarityMusic 🤪ok, I agree
You know that ;)
While true I just think this is more a 4.5 and not a full version update
I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what?
- A good and simple freeze function
- MIDI comping
- Vídeo suport
- Quantize-stretch onsets for audios
- Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue
- Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device
- Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton)
- VariAudio type of editor
I'm almost 20 years into the music production business and hands down BITWIG is the most inspiring tool i ever used , and great demo presentation dear Fred 🤟🤟🤟
Bitwig is easily the most revolutionary daw. So much power and somehow they made it so intuitive to use it all!
yes, it is the same revolution again as it was back then with Ableton
I think Bitwig and Reaper are currently the Avant Garde of DAWs
Great job Bitwig! If next release will focus on modernizing the piano roll (with scales etc) and MIDI comping then this DAW is going to be close to perfect.
🤦♂
+1 for midi-comping. I NEED IT!!!
If bitwig is going in on the piano roll with scales and scale quantizing. AND IF THEY Include scale/pitch detection for samples. I would be a lifetime customer they can have all my money then!
@@SjarMenace What do you mean with scales and scale quantizing? Because as far as I know they already have that. You can use the note filter device to only let through notes in a certain scale. In the piano roll you can also highlight the notes belonging to the same 'musical family' with the same color with a click of a button.
I don't remember what the logic with this was, since I hardly use it, but you can also have the DAW color the notes by velocity, for example. So I don't really understand what you mean?
These are not really essential features anyway since a little music theory knowledge does the same thing... Unless I misunderstood something?
@@jonirischx8925 you may want to take a look at the Fl studio piano roll, or the most recent Ableton live piano roll.
Very nice, but where's:
- midi comping & capture
- hybrid clips
- step input
- slicing & stretching in sampler
- Ctrl+Alt+MW to scale tracks vertically
- the tools from MSEG editors implemented for automation editing
- and on & on...
Because bitwig are not making DAW with modulation possibilities. They are making synth with BASIC DAW functional. For example new browser is cluttered mess and the “old” browser slick and quick and easy to look at. But I understand why there was an urge to change browser. It’s a shop for presets and maybe devices in a DAW.
@@vroteg Sure, but why have they added audio comping in 4.0, but not slicing & warping in Sampler? That would fit more to a "instrument with basic DAW capabilities", no? I start to think they're deeply confused about what they want. Hopefully 5.x releases will fix that.
@@Artek604 they still add daw functions now and again, true. And also true that slicing and warping in sampler would fit the current strategy. I can not know what they have on their mind. But the way this program (I don’t know what to call it to be honest as for me personally it’s not a full featured DAW) evolve currently does not resonate with me. Well, of cause no one cares and I’m not their main client but it’s sad cause I spent 9 years with them. And things like new browser pushed me to go elsewhere. Or stay on v4 forever. I know, it’s weird and maybe small thing for some but I just can’t stand this new browser. I think windows vista was a lot better than this… 😂
We're at 5.0 beta 3. We don't even have the full release yet. So just wait and see what happens with 5.1 and on
@@Artek604 Isn't the browser considered a basic daw feature?
Bigwig team has the hunger. Always delivers the good stuff.
This needs to be the lyrics for their official Theme song
I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what?
- A good and simple freeze function
- MIDI comping
- Vídeo suport
- Quantize-stretch onsets for audios
- Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue
- Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device
- Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton)
- VariAudio type of editor
@@Gasparzinho311 Great points (of course I misspelled Bigwig). I'll take Bitwig over PT or Logic any day.
The new features like MSEG and global modulation are insane. Love the new track remotes too, especially for "live" performance or produce using clips in a "live" performance way. The new bowser is a big step forward. Fantastic job Bitwig!
Fucking hell. Really? New browser big step backwards and into abyss... Cheesy crust...
@@vroteg Yeah, opinions seems to differ. I love the new browser.
@@vroteg not at all. It's a huge step forward. Most agree. But of course, any UI changes with any software will be met with some not liking it.
Great job Bitwig and really thanks you to release Linux version ♥️
I have heard great things about this DAW, I have not pulled the trigger on it. I use S1 6, Cubase, and Live. I have a potential new project that is in Bitwig. This will give me an incentive to purchase Bitwig. I will watch more UA-cam videos. I used DAW based on the project productions. S1 is the most intuitive DAW I have ever used. Bitwig, here I come. I the voice of Picard (Engage) "Make it so"
Track remotes are exciting, but I hope they add a simple Arranger Track feature in the next one. Sometimes baffeling how so few Daws let you simply exchange sections of a track easily via drag and drop.
Project-wide modulators are bloomin amazing! Like VCAs on three-dimensional steroids!
Love Bitwig, so powerful.
I've tried a few DAWs, like FL, StudioOne and Reaper. But Bitwig is the best and most modern. And it also works with touchscreens.
I love bitwig. I just really wish they would add video support.
Wideo support in a music DAW would be SO helpful. I always wish I could use a tempo grid when I am editing in Premiere.
Have you used VidPlayVST is Bitwig. Has always got me by until it's in Davnci Resolve or whatever.
I think it was a good update. However there are many things they should do before creating new stuff. You must be wondering, but like what?
- A good and simple freeze function
- MIDI comping
- Vídeo suport
- Quantize-stretch onsets for audios
- Resolve the EQ+ (and others) phase and latency issue
- Being able to export in different tracks each pad/instruments of the Drum Machine device
- Capture listening MIDI (like Ableton)
- VariAudio type of editor
Built-in pro level MIDI Chord Pack !
Don't forget to create a step sequencer like in Logic in your DAW. It will be a very good news !
I will be glad to renew my ALL updates inclusive subscription 😉
If bitwig is going in on the piano roll with scales and scale quantizing. AND IF THEY Include scale/pitch detection for samples. I would be a lifetime customer they can have all my money then!
Love Bitwig amazing DAW but the fact u can’t organically set tempo with a live loop ..wow, how can such a forward thinking company overlook this chained to metronome workflow 😢
This is one of the Highlights of this years boring Namm Show 💥💥💥💥
Dude Namm has been boring for like 6-7 years. Nowhere near how it was like a decade ago.
Kids these days will never know what it was like seeing the Beathang at Namm just looking like a step child at a goodwill.
And even this is boring as it's an update being touted as a version update
PLEASE! Add ability to change different MIDI inputs for each modulator (curves or segments) to trigger from other tracks ( not only one ( in track inspector))
Like You already did this with note side chain modulator.
thanks!
You want MSEG? "We gave them everything" Brilliant - I never asked, but thanks. I see the use, Bitwig style.
Project modulaters are cool, but can we get track modulators aswell? 😅 Mseg is cool too. Thanks for continue to work on bitwig 🎉
Frederik is really sweet and this was a nice presentation, can't wait to try the official build! Thanks for the hard work people from Bitwig, it's certainly appreciated by me. 🙆♂
I really want to get into Bitwig. I have 4 but hardly ever use it.
it's so good, its another level
Bitwig/Studio One user. Imo Bitwig is not the best for back end mix/mastering tasks - why I still use S1 - but for creative electronic production it’s amazing. It’s like ableton Live on steroids.
@@jeffreyhanc1711 I agree, although it is possible to be used for that too. I have both as well, but haven't opened up studio one in a long time. It's time I finish up all my projects there and sell my license already. I just notice how I don't even think about studio one anymore when just a few years ago it was all I could think about lol. Bitwig's taken up that space very nicely.
god I wish Live would be that awesome..
Make the jump brother. The water is warm and the spectral suite is nice
I started to learn Bitwig in the hope of using it for my modular rig as well as Ableton as my main production DAW. I haven't opened Abelton in a months now.
@@MrOuija-rr8kq I cant, its to hot....
some feature are missing my Main Vst drum multichannel vst plus m4l automstion & snapshot control devices doesnt exist or work like in Ableton..
but I have hope for 6.0
Live is better. Less buggy and automation works. Easy on eye. And you heard it from hard supporter of shitwig for 9 years from v1. I have switched to ableton.
@@vroteg ableton automation is a joke compared to bitwig, using ableton since 2001.
i still use ableton for timestretching stuff, there it is just unbeatable
They should revamp the reverb in Bitwig. I can’t stand it. The convolution is amazing though.
Number one on my wish list would be scale locking though
I've bought myself a pretty nice IR pack and convolution is the only reverb I use anymore as it's just soo damn easy to tweak. I even have Ultraverb from eventide, but it's just sitting there unused.
Bitwig is nothing but magic. 5.0 just made the magic more magical
Best update ever! Thanks Bitwig team, doing a great job!
YES!
Can’t you guys invest in some decent cameras? Lol. You know DJI makes a ton that gives you a smooth picture. This looks like ca 2003.
5 is ace!
Everyone who owns Bitwig, I want you to get a 65" Sony tv, go to settings, choose triple display, you will shit yourself.
Hahahaha
"what is an MSEG? Is it an env? LFO? Sequencer? So we gave them all of that."
God I hope so... thats literally what an MSEG is... all of that in one. 😂
They made them really sensible and useful for different jobs.
All of this stuff is truly amazing, but please, for the love of god, work on the arranger next.
What's wrong with the arranger, it's fast AF to arrange tunes in Bitwig?
@@billB101 🤦♂️
No arrange track, no chord track, no nothing. No step edit. No function to Customizing colors or dim that arranger. Just crazy modulation stuff that is musicly useless.
@@vroteg ?
@@jensschettler1732 It's modular, there's no arranging needed, you arrange based on feel and modulation not an editor.
Even through youtube clip it has that software sound lol, it's something about bitwig, it's just doesn't sound real. Decade later... I see industry moved nowhere in every aspect.
Ableton's sucky support for VST3 pushed me to consider Bitwig. This demo was so dry and boring I'm now more concerned than I already was.
What's the issue with ableton vst3 exactly?
since 10.1 thought there is support..whats wrong qith that..
Bitwig is amazing, they just have in my opinion real issues with marketing and presentation. You should check UA-cam for new features in Bitwig 5.
bitwig and u-he developed CLAP a new plugin format which enables a new era of plugins
This video doesn't do the DAW justice.
I strongly dislike the new browser. Intense dislike. Fail. Everything else is a big win, though, but that browser in its current state will keep me on 4.x. I don't want a flat hierarchy. That's too much noise to wade through; it makes finding the signal in the noise that much harder/slower. I don't want the browser guessing what I want to see. I don't want tiny, dull-colored icons that are MEANINGLESS, forcing me to hover my cursor over them to see the USEFUL names I've give to something. I want MY collections of devices and presets stitting there in front of me when I open the browser. With the full text names visible. I click a collection and boom! there's everything I care about. Two clicks and done. The new browser is a mess. Way too many clicks, way too much crap I don't care about that I must laboriously filter out. Fail.
Same. I sent email to bitwig about browser. And they said everything is good. Grass is green and sun is bright. And that there always be people who dislike changes. Even though my email was a constructive criticism more than moan. Im getting tired of bitwig arrogance and denial of community…
Well said. Couldn't agree more.
You so right. They do wath they want and not what the paiing customers want. For example. Make a fucking slider that dims the arrangement view. It is not that hard. So many things going in the wrong direction in bw5. The messy browser is so crappy but they say it is all super. I just upgraded my update plan for hard earned 169 euros and i am so fucked up now.
Agreed. New browser is an eye sore and slows me down. But everything else is awesome.
You can ( or you will be able to, it's not fully working in Beta yet ) right click and save any state you want the browser to remember when it opens depending on what you're doing. And then there's snapshots too.
I didn't like it at first, I too don't like change, but under the hood it's actually mad powerful when you look around.
This sort of shuts down the whole "which is better, Ableton or Bitwig". I understand its just a tool and its more what you do with it, yada yada yada. But Bitwig 5, Dayum! You can tell they are hungry, its like their first album with version 5. After spending a week learning scales and basic music theory, I'll take piano roll scales off the list. I think im good now with MSEG. You can stop now although I know you wont so I cant wait to see whats next.
How do these mostly updates constitute a complete new version of Bitwig? Though I did laugh as Nick kept second guessing the features, mostly because these are things literally every other daw can do.
You can draw an automation envelope in every other daw, in some you can use lfo's on a certain level in the device chain. If you don't understand how this is different from that you should get the bitwig demo and read the manual. The way modulation is integrated at various levels of the device/signal chain in bitwig is totally unique and miles ahead of any other daw.
@@Michael-xr5yx Yeah, but other DAWs have equally fringe stuff like that 0.02% of users will care about. It's not enough to call this an entirely new version of Bitwig, almost nothing has changed. Reaper, for instance, introduces lots of little changes like this all that time - they don't call it a brand new Reaper.
@@CybreSmee On the .02% thing I have to disagree - maybe .02% of the total daw market, but like 99% of the bitwig userbase would care about these updates. I agree it does seem like minimal updates to call it a new version though.
@@Michael-xr5yx Well, Im a Bitwig user and while these things are interesting to mess about with, I've never had a client come into the studio and ask for modulated segment envelopes. Im pretty sure this has never happened anywhere in the industry, Im not sure where they are getting this tidal wave of requests for it. I'd just be happy with a decent freeze option tbh, that is something 99% of users would use daily.
@@CybreSmee Bitwig is all about modulation, that's why people use it because it can't be done so with such malleability and freedom in any other DAW. You can try and I have, but you always come back to Bitwig, it just gets sh1t done in the way you want your sh1t to sound.
MSEGs are great! Just what we all needed! Wish the waveshaper was not only available inside the grid though...
But
How could anyone think to replace one of the best of all daws, almost perfect browser for this useless piece of crap??? Worst decision in the history of bitvig, imho.
And then there's this dropdown menu, instead of a toggle...
This video is an example of how NOT to sell a product.
true. NAMM coverage isn't really meant to advertise to the average consumer. here's a fancy ad for bitwig 5.0 from the bitwig youtube channel ua-cam.com/video/pv-SGS6Z0KA/v-deo.html
You’re probably right, but on the other hand-speaking as an existing customer-this was a really helpful quick overview that is most of what I need to get up and running with the new features.
Sadly the worse Bitwig Major update in History. Why are they even at Namm, none of those features are Major features, they are more like maintenance features?
Exactly. Finally some thinking logically person around here..
there are easily 3 literal gamechaning features, this is the best daw update i have ever seen
Biggest update since 2.0 with the grid. No idea how you think it's small...
@@danemiller4852 small dick = small update 🤣🤣🤣
@@danemiller4852 Because it doean't have the exact features they want. I mean, sure I would like to see resisable faders, themes, video support and a better sampler but Bitwig is still to me a game changing DAW and the new features are amazing. I guess you can't please all the people all the time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
too complicated software
All DAWs are complicated. Bitwig is one of the easier to use DAWs, in my opinion.
6:30 We decided to give them everything!
If you want something less complicated, there are other options Mixcraft, GarageBand, Audacity, etc
it's actually very easy to use, especially if you come from ableton