BITWIG: BIT-8 -The Ultimite Destruction Effect

[@TerenceKearns]

I had no idea bit 8 was this good. The difference between your stuff and other walkthroughs is really the creative applications of and examples that you show. Not just "this button does this" kinda deal.

[@PolarityMusic]

Bit-8 love

[@kiqyou]

11:40 - "i'm not going to lie, i don't really know what that means". I LOVE THAT DUDE. most youtubers are so insecure that they'd pretend to know what it means and give some bullshit explanation. cudos for keeping it real!

[@GarronsMusic]

Hey man! Thanks haha! If I tried to act smarter than I am I don’t think I’d fool anyone haha! 😂 I’m never going to claim to be an expert at any of this stuff! But as long as people seem to find these videos helpful I’ll keep making them with the knowledge I have!

[@WANGblizzard]

CONCRETELY Subscribed by the end of that. A) I could listen to your laid back and in-depth teaching style all day and B) YES I had no idea about how much went into Bit 8. Its always one I'd periodically throw in to fuck a sound up a bit and never gave it a second glance. (Also quite ashamed to note I never looked at Polymer save for maybe once, always defaulting to Polysynth. That will get more presence in my work for sure!)

[@GarronsMusic]

Thanks so much for the sub and the compliment 😃 I’m glad you found it useful! Yes for a long time i underrated a lot of the bitwig devices but they are really good!

[@philmakesnoise]

This was sick man. Great explanation of sample rate reduction (along with everything else.)

[@amg5656]

The quantization in the squared domain button is changing the distribution of quantized values so that more of them are available for low amplitude samples and fewer are available to high amplitude samples. The distribution follows an exponential curve. You can see that working in your oscilloscope actually.

[@randomizednamme]

Great video, really clear even for a beginner! Love the thumbnail too

[@semyonboyk0]

Your videos help a lot, many thanks for sharing!

[@Thought-Forms]

learned a ton from this , thanks man

[@The_Mercian]

24 hrs after the demise of Daft Punk and you've outed yourself as the actual Renegade Master, D4 damager and all! Coincidence? Loooooooooooooooooooooooved this! Thank you!

[@GarronsMusic]

Daft Punk R.I.P :(

[@noodlesushii]

another fantastic video. keep them coming!

[@DJShamtown]

Wowzers! This is great stuff!!

[@ChrisSmout]

Very helpful, thanks Garron!

[@DaKingof]

Great video and great mixing. My dog approves.

[@GarronsMusic]

Thank you haha, starting to get the hang of these videos now i think!

[@nebroskitheraut6705]

Very informative video mate!

[@brownboy0004]

thank you for the video

[@rybotekk]

Vey good . Thankyou

[@demarki1164]

Bravo a toi tu est vraiment un créateur fact++

[@Mellonote]

If you take a shepherd tone (doesn't have to be, but clear and complex tones make it cooler), zero out Bit-8 and automate the clock from 100k to 0 then look at the results in RX, you can see that a portion of the frequencies below the Clock threshold get reflected above the threshold and then repeat, where typically there should've be anything at all (from what I understand of bit reduction). I don't understand it, but it makes for some great spectromorphology.

[@GarronsMusic]

must be some sort of aliasing im not sure! but if it sounds good it is good haha!

[@LeChuckITA]

Maybe you also have some waveshaping on (in bit8 itself)?