Exploring Scrawl Techniques - Creating Unique Sounds with the Bitwig Poly Grid

[@mølekule-l3d]

that was bloody awesome. i love simple grid stuff, i can kinda wrap my head around it. also, at 8:45, you double clicked the clip instead of opening the large editor window with tab ;) friendly reminder!

[@PolarityMusic]

😂

[@jogranner]

Nice trick! Thanks for the tip! You accidentally cancelled the EQ-2 at 9:30 by closing the dialog. I also do this all the time, so maybe the "X" button should be allowed to be set as "Confirm" in the preferences. Also, I found that double clicking the Mean value in the curve value dialog is an easy way to reset the values and to seed another random Chaos value :)

[@buckycore]

You just answered my question as how I can make a replica of KORG wavestate native in this tutorial. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE 👏👏👏👏

[@malcolmm4360]

This was awesome, perfect for doing complex techy dnb fills.

[@gogamusic]

love it thank you!

[@jonjermey]

Many thanks for this. The Polymer bug is fixed in Beta 12, BTW.

[@pbrninja19]

I would like to thank this lowpass filter for saving my life

[@adamarmstrong9408]

Wow so cool , can't wait to use scrawl for some Neuro madness

[@EricJohnson-fh8zj]

Polarity is one of most proficient Bitwig experts around. I dobt eveb use bitwig but i watch EVERY video. ...anyone want to trade thier Bitwig license for a Studio One license? Lol😂

[@EricJohnson-fh8zj]

"Easy-peazy dubstep bass-land" 😂

[@holgerl.280]

Sehr schön 😊 Vielen Dank!

[@spenzakwsx4430]

hi polarity. great video. which program are you using at 8:04?

[@PolarityMusic]

sononym www.sononym.net/

[@ancient_observer]

Polarity is a bug finder now! Nice tip though 🙂