everyone has an analogue synthesizer at home - Bitwig

You don't always need to buy expensive gear to achieve great results. With simple tricks and modern, limitless technology, you can often achieve much more and interesting things.
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[@TheAlburp]

“You can do everything with everything, but it’s nice to have.” consumerism in a nutshell 😂👏🏻👏🏻

[@MilezAwxy]

My own analog "oscillator" is the 50hz electric buzz from my sound card. it's tuned, it's analog, it drifts, what else can you need lol

[@colourbasscolourbassweapon2135]

my is a Moog Grandmother and the Moog Mavis not going to lie

[@brianbergmusic5288]

This is a fantastic demonstration of resourcefulness as the supreme asset within the DAW.

[@Bomtoi]

Hahaha, perfectly in time just after black friday so we can all regret our vintage emulation purchases 😂 awesome and inspiring video though, definitely going to try these tricks out!

[@PolarityMusic]

im always too late :D

[@atetraxx]

I can't believe I held off the Arturia sale

[@Bomtoi]

@@atetraxx I fell right into it my friend. Before I had just Pigments, but somehow now I also have both the V and FX collections.

[@pbrninja19]

Glad to see Polarity using feedback. Surely it won't be long before there's a collaboration with Merzbow.

[@kiwanoish]

Great video as usual! I also like how you just assume everyone is watching yt at work hehe 19:05 ;)

[@colourbasscolourbassweapon2135]

my is a Moog Grandmother and the Moog Mavis tbh and next is the ms20 by Korg

[@slarcraft]

Great tips and tricks!

[@ultrajayme]

Love this video. I'll sample from the television

[@T.H.W.O.T.H]

Best Black Friday deal evah!

[@Dark_Solar_Wind]

Thanks buddy for helping me find inspiration.

[@noodlesushii]

just amazing. my favorite youtuber

[@mcdebugger]

Thank you! This is very inspiring!

[@berniehcc]

Awesome, just awesome ❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@crash936]

More generative tutorials please

[@briancase6180]

Nice inspiration. Thanks!

[@OdoSendaidokai]

Really nice Idea! Thanks for sharing 🌻

[@JeremyWentworth]

i love this kind of stuff, thank you

[@otisobl]

Glückliches Sampling-Ergebnis. Vielleicht sollte ich ja das YT Video samplen. ;-)

[@PolarityMusic]

Unbedingt!

[@PaulEubanks]

This is a great technique!

[@sstrudeau]

I think it was Mylar Melodies talking to Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith on the latest Why We Bleep (but it might have been Jamie on HOWA talking to Fred; I listened to them back to back yesterday) about how the voice is the greatest synthesizer almost everyone has, which is where I thought you were going with this (especially after the recent video where you started with some crappy vocal samples you recorded and made a nice track out of it).

[@PolarityMusic]

Yea, no vst can give you that uniqueness or dirt and you get it all for free 🛍️

[@davidepastore7866]

Grande💫

[@nekoDan]

Neat ideas! Do you think you could produce something similar with FM4 and some noise/distortion?

[@PolarityMusic]

what do you mean? instead of re-amping using noise and dist?

[@nekoDan]

@@PolarityMusic Yes. I was just thinking that many of the samples produced sounded like sin waves with modulation and noise. But I appreciate the simplicity of just recording feedback 😀

[@rumblechannel6343]

🙈

[@SKYENCE]

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