Sidechain ducking in Bitwig - Several methods explored

[@infektdubstep]

that grid patch is awesome!

[@RobertJamesonOfficial]

This is wizard level! Thank you for sharing... I'm an experienced Ableton user who is just discovering Bitwig, and things like this make me wanna never look back!

[@4i20]

thank you

[@TaoStein]

Clear and concise. Great work. Thank you Andrei !

[@wrxnglove]

i usually stick to the audio way of sidechaining and utilize the time shift to create a 'pre' macro. when im only doing frequency ducking i often reach for spectral devices for spectral ducking. im going to try to use the replacer and other stuff youve shown in addition to that. keep up the great work!

[@sternenherz]

Nice visual feedback indeed, but i really hope Bitwig will give us a Grid update, where users can create a custom GUI, even with pop-up windows. It’s a shame that every Grid device looks the same: like a ugly containership. It could contain pure gold, but it’s locked away, visually. (And the grid needs a PROPER audio recorder/record method into sampler for live recordings).

[@AndreiOlenev]

I really hope for containers in the Grid, as well as panel elements. That would open up a lot of possibilities.

[@wrxnglove]

exactly what im thinking! seeing how max msp users can seamlessly integrate their patches into their daw gets me a bit jealous at times. the recorder also has alot of room for improvement.

[@jshstuff]

very cool. I think like the midi method better than gate, it's nice to know that if for whatever reason I were to play a bunch of kicks super fast all in a row then the last drum would get its sc envelope triggered properly

[@monroeja]

My new method. Thank you.

[@cryptout]

Bitwig rocks!

[@romanx3267]

Hi i was wondering if theres a place to download this patch?

[@ericsanger4408]

Oh, it's that simple. Just so easy. You're speaking alien jibberish to the uninitiated.

[@vic_torr]

where are you based? I was pretty much bewildered having read your name ) Feels like you were born in the US