Building a Beginner-Friendly Krell Patch in Bitwig's Grid

[@suntanbear4763]

Thanks for making the grid less daunting. I copied this as my first grid patch and disappeared down a rabbit hole. Love your grid series.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks!

[@petermican]

Great patch, easy to follow. Thanks for sharing and pls. keep it comming ;-)

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers!

[@digitalsleep030]

Thanks, very nice video!

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Many thanks!

[@МаксимРудой-ж6ц]

Awesome and great!
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@colinrmiller]

Great video, thanks! I seem to remember the original Krell had the random output fed into the modulating envelopes attack and decay mods, which provided quite a bit of extra movement.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks! Yes, there are many ways you can build upon this idea. I often trigger a random source with the EOC, and use it instead of the envelopes.

[@thepedalpress]

Very nice. And if you want to save the whole shebang, group and then save to library? Subscribed.

[@kimmolaine665]

Very nice

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers!

[@sascha10489]

Juhuuuu….found you 😂…I was like, damm this voice🙏🏽🖤🙏🏽

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers :)

I love this and learned a lot, thank YOU!
If you want to lock notes within the grid like the lock function in marbles or a Turing machine, how would you do that? Within the same grid I mean. Could you do a video on that?
❤

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks! There is a way to do this with the Array module. It can 'record' values and loop them. I'll see what I can do :)

@@TheBitwigMycelium Yeah I was watching the array module yesterday and thought that may do it, but quickly felt like “no way man, I must wait for Omri to explain this”. ❤️