THIS is how you create a textured pad sound in the Grid with Bitwig

today I'm creating a pad sound in the grid of Bitwig Studio. So I turned on the camera and Bitwig Studio and started creating a Pad Sound. I also try to improve my ability to speak fluently while building something in Bitwig. Normally I'm not so talkative when I'm sitting at the computer.
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Hi, I'm Polarity and do music at home in my small bedroom studio. I record regularly sessions and publish them here. I also broadcast live on twitch from time to time.
Hallo ich heiße Polarity und mache Musik hier in Berlin in meinem kleinen Schlafzimmer. Ich zeichne regelmässig Sessions auf und veröffentliche sie hier. Wer möchte kann das auch live auf Twitch verfolgen, wo ich öfters Live sende!
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[@KutAnimus]

As someone who likes ambient, I really enjoyed this one.

[@zom440able]

Thank You, this is amazing! When i first saw Your videos , it is blow my mind!!! I just to bought Bitwig and start learn his! You inspire!

[@tanzteemachtlustig]

@ polatiy - what operating system are you using and what computer/cpu ? thx and keep up the good work on sound

[@gesslr]

That was fantastic and inspirational. Thank ya man!

[@drivingwithlee6550]

I love your Gridniks. :)

[@BALROJ]

This turorial is amazing, I was able to learn a lot about the grid in a very short time and my creative block is dissipating since you inspire me to create unique patches.

[@PolarityMusic]

awww thats nice to hear! :)

[@RafaelMorgan]

Thanks for your videos, man! Outstanding stuff! Bitwig is DEEP!

[@xandy9727]

The whole video was just being transported to another world!

[@xandy9727]

wow, it got even better towards the end

[@TonyS-440]

Been learning a bit from following along with your Grid videos and constructing as you go. Well done man, I love this!

[@ВладимирУтоплов-к7д]

As always - best bitwig tutorials ever! Thanks man

[@GennaroGiugliano]

wonderful patches grid pad......Hi Polarity

[@silentwarrior5363]

Very good Video...Hammer Patch!

[@synterr]

Beautiful instrument! ;)

[@franciszekserwa7518]

this is bananas !

[@okoiful]

Hi your stuff is fire, hey could you create a video about creating generative drums sequences with the grid? random, in key, and also that you can save/keep them, not totally just random all the time, generate once and use. Thanks! :)

[@TheVal1234567]

awsome tut!!!

[@ashoakenfold]

(New to Bitwig over here.) Using the PolyGrid, could you effectively recreate older synths like the Korg Triton?

[@PolarityMusic]

If im not wrong the triton/m1 is sample based with some "added" control. but its more or less a rompler. so if you have the samples you can re-create it with bitwig

[@jeffreyjbyron]

Hi Polarity, do you have a archive of your Grid instruments that you share?

[@PolarityMusic]

i usually upload all my free stuff in my github repo github.com/polarity/polarity-music-tools

[@jeffreyjbyron]

@@PolarityMusic I'm going through them right now soaking it all in!

[@IncorrectDisposal]

Very nice, I would have stopped at 2:20 perfectly nice sound...surprising really. I would challenge any Grid nerds to create lush productions without any delay based parameters whatsoever, no delay, reverb, chorus, flanger etc of course phaser is ok :) As soon as delay and reverb come into the scene, the music tends to want to slow down with long trails...make it fast-n-dry, staccato mixed with legato etc...maybe it is impossible, everyone seems to be doing outta space music. btw I know you do the drum-n-bass which is a nice genre when done dry.

[@RafaelMorgan]

Again, mind blowing stuff. The problem is, even if I try to replicate your videos, I find it all highly unintuitive. Any tips or methods to get a better understanding of the grid?

[@ht3k]

It's incredibly intuitive for people that know all the production terms. Sine wave, ADSR, sequencing, filtering, routing. All you have to do is go in there and mess with the parameters until you know how parameter name affects the sound.

[@Wheel333]

🙏❤️🙏

[@Skyefaux]

yaaaaaasssss

[@Hummelsbusch]

Geiler Scheiß!:-)

[@WARDISWARD]

So you can also use the poly modulators ( introduced in bitwig 2) as mod sources for the grid ?

[@PolarityMusic]

yes of course

[@cryptochrome_original]

This is Bitwig 3.0 I suppose?

[@PolarityMusic]

yes :)

[@IncorrectDisposal]

Very nice, I would have stopped at 2:20 perfectly nice sound...surprising really. I would challenge any Grid nerds to create lush productions without any delay based parameters whatsoever, no delay, reverb, chorus, flanger etc of course phaser is ok :) As soon as delay and reverb come into the scene, the music tends to want to slow down with long trails...make it fast-n-dry, staccato mixed with legato etc...maybe it is impossible, everyone seems to be doing outta space music. btw I know you do the drum-n-bass which is a nice genre when done dry.

[@PolarityMusic]

yes it comes down to taste of course. most of the patches sound better in some kind of room. :)