STOP! Bitwig Time!

[@whisperscribe]

That makes me want to make music again, I loved those moments and seemed that it was just me diving deep in my toughts.

[@valiokeys]

Spectacular knowledge and skill of using all the right tools for the right job!

[@xtremesoundspresets]

one of my favorite tutorials yet

[@jazzdude7014]

this guy is definitely the "BOB ROSS" of Bitwig and "Generative Sounddesign".....

[@smolgumball]

this so perfectly captures the vibe of these relaxed generative videos

[@dirkgrau]

This is so awesome. But I tried exactly everything and followed along with all of the steps you did and it sounds soooo different. What could be the reason for that?

[@ChillSpaceFM]

Beautiful - As Always! I heard a little vibe of Genesis "In the Air Tonight".

[@sketchchomsky]

Nice one as always! Love the way you just casually built a lead synth for the lead sound. Actually would you be able to explain exactly whats going on with that please? Like the long delay is feeding back into the first sine wave but how does that effect the signal chain? I thought that would just cause kind of exponential build up to noise death...Cheers!

[@josipkokot8227]

Great. ❤ Love it

[@maryaoa]

Hi Polarity What are the best techniques you know for making drums to make it different? You make a lot of music and you definitely come across things that no one else has tried

[@privatedomicile6627]

I’m not polarity, but I have a couple of tips anyway. One thing really I like is generating random fills by putting an arpeggiator set to random, before the drum machine, and then holding down all the notes that have drums you’d like to use. Then just record the output to a fresh midi track and pick the parts you like. Another idea is to find a drum loop you like and send its audio to a replacer device in bitwig, and then follow that up with a drum machine, you can use this to copy the rhythm but use your own sounds. If you want it to trigger more than one drum sound, you can put a note transpose after the replacer and then modulate the transpose value (the random and steps modulators are both good choices but you can experiment with other ones to find a sound you like best).

[@pbrninja19]

This is a very good tutorial, but I was LMAO at the root pitch being so low for so long. Polarity is enjoying a new 7Hz music genre for whales 5:45

[@OdoSendaidokai]

YEAH!! My, my, my, my music hits me so hard, Makes me say, "Oh my Lord", Thank you for blessin' me, With a mind to rhyme and two hype feet, It feels good, when you know you're down, A super dope homeboy from the Oaktown, And I'm known as such, And this is a beat, uh, you can't touch. STOP! Bitwig Time! ... think im old ;)

[@indigoskywalker]

if only it would slave to SMPTE