Bitwig - Key Tracking EQ

[@vvet_all]

Advise: Use "keytrack+" modulator on +60st And "relative keytrack" on +64st Because K+ use 120 notes and RK 128 notes

[@brad7957]

Can you mimic the portamento though?

[@abletune]

Hi and thanks for sharing. would you please explain what the usage/purpose of key tracking EQ is? Thanks alot.

[@ilaripori6148]

Whats up MKBHD :D

[@ghennadigrigoras9928]

Could you explain why 64 (amount of modulation)? Is there any reason to set exactly 64 or it's just a random number?

[@olnium]

Spread governs the keyboard range over which you want to apply keytracking. Setting it at 64 (which is the max value) gives you a range of 64 notes either side of the root note, which covers almost 11 octaves. So, for most use cases, setting a value of 64 ensures that the entire range of your keyboard is tracked. You can, of course, use values smaller than 64 to limit the keytrack range.

[@ghennadigrigoras9928]

@@olnium Got it. Thank you so much :)

[@vvet_all]

i think he is wrong. i use sine wave with eq+ and work with center note C3( in center of keytrack modular) 262Hz. So i understand that need to modulate on ~60 !!!! not 64

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@@vvet_all True

[@vvet_all]

Update : better use "relative keytrack". this modul works better on 64st