🤓 Shaping Synth Sounds with Static Noise / Groove Extraction in Bitwig Studio

[@KrisTiasMusic]

Praise David Hilbert for finding the mathematical formula to calculate an envelope over voltage/sound pressure. Praise Bitwig for giving us such a mindblowing playground for sound and signals. Praise Polarity for being our favourite musical bartender, filling up our creativity cocktail again and again.

[@PolarityMusic]

enjoy your drink 🍹

[@audiomon]

Great ideas... again!! Thanks for sharing :)

[@Mafkees31]

That is pretty amazing I must say !! Thanks.

[@prodaw8635]

Sound design to the masses! Thank you for such ideas.

[@lucasjeanneau1877]

Best Bitwig tutorials out there! 'Love this procedural approach to music that this software is offering, and that you are embracing.

[@gaudinni]

Thanks Polarity!

[@thismanfromearth4310]

Cool stuff. Since you can load sampler into the grid, I guess you could do the same stuff with the sampler module rather than audio side chain, which could be even cooler since you can use the textures mode as a really strange modulator.

[@PolarityMusic]

It's hard to showcase all possibilities in one video but yes you can also integrate the sample with a sampler in the grid. In this case I found it nice to have a track with static noise for synchronization purposes. Also maybe to use already existing tracks in the arrangement. 😊

[@zipnone1996]

Kinda like an old school noise gate technique. isn't that how old hardware trance gate patterns were made? Nice to see the Grid in action 💪

[@briancase6180]

Great! As usual. The example near the end is a little like a poor-man's vocoder! ☺️

[@ZirrexAndrey]

Please, can you show us how we can do this with VSTi?

[@hypnoz123]

So fucking cool