Introduction to Phase in Bitwig's Grid

[@colinallcars5239]

Yes do phase distortion plz. Great vids.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks!

[@ChrisDuesing]

I discovered your VCV channel a year or so ago when I was playing with that, but I had moved on to Bitwig and wasn't watching any more. I can't begin to tell you how thrilled I was to discover you have a Bitwig channel now! Amazing information and presentation as always, thank you.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@benhughes2355]

I've been a Bitwig user for a couple of years and recently bought the VCV plugin after watching all your great tutorials. I'm finding experimenting with VCV is also helping me understand some concepts in The Grid better than before. You're an excellent teacher and I look forward to your next content.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thank you so much!

[@buckycore]

This was the most fascinating 21:57 minutes of my entire life. This opened a whole new world in Bitwig for me

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks so much!

[@buckycore]

​@@TheBitwigMyceliumyou're welcome. Your whole presentation was so professional. I would pay money for your level of knowledge and professionalism to dig deeper in Bitwig

[@inMode85]

Phenomenal stuff mate. Between yourself and Polarity Music I'm learning so much in bitwig and the grid. Thanks for it all ❤

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@x-iso]

as you've demonstrated with Value module, there IS a difference about phase signal, that it never actually reaches 1, so phase basically wraps any integers to 0, you can only have values between 0 and 1. on practice it doesn't matter too much for sequencers, and when it does you can crudely scale down non-phase signal to ~96%, but the more steps you have to deal with, the more precise you might need this to work, so your last and first step are clearly separated. for the most part this distinction becomes relevant when you work with phase signal to drive audio-rate oscillator, where driving it with non-phase source can create audible clicks or buzzing on the 'seam' of cycle transition.

[@analogrealms]

First VCV now Bitwig. You helped me understand it all! Thanks Omri ❤

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks so much!

[@cryptout]

Omri!

[@darkstar01uk]

Excellent clear explanation, many thanks Omri

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers!

[@TomaszTomaszPL]

I wish you more subs. You and Polarity are the best.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thank you!

[@mrparksy]

Nice, thanks Omri

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thank you too!

[@jasonjbundy]

Awesome, keep these videos coming! And thank you!

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks so much!

[@404.Errors]

Brilliant!

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers!

[@thomasnikzakrzewski4477]

Wonderful.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Many thanks!

[@Qubie1]

A couple of years ago after I watched a video about phase in the grid on bitwig's channel it all started to click for me. This well help a lot of newcomers to the grid.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks!

[@angrytoken]

Very important video about phase! Thanks 🙏

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Glad it was helpful!

[@troycarpenter4355]

Great tutorial. Very clear, precise and well presented.

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks!

[@shxda71]

Found all your videos to be really clear and educational. Thank you!

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks so much!

[@manumistral9522]

Super inspiring. Thank you Omri!

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Cheers!

[@mølekule-l3d]

brilliant video, one of the best i've seen on the Grid for beginners. i am a super beginner, so explaining the phase in this way was so helpful, showing the wavetable and the LFO also generating the "phase" signal, that was eye opening. i hope you make more beginner grid videos

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karlwesslau]

Nice looking Eurorack you've got there! What case are you using?

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Thanks :) That's the Intellijel 7U

[@angrytoken]

Bitwig ❤

[@lupat9955]

in the purpose of melting lfo waves, its blend? or its better to try some math modules?

[@TheBitwigMycelium]

Yeah, Blend can work, but try also involving the Attenuate module, especially in bi-polar mode, so you can control the individual levels and even invert the signals.