Trumpet Sounds with Subtractive Synthesis in Bitwig Grid

[@WolfgangRechberger86]

I found this video because I wanted to learn how to synth a sax, but with this amazing video I've learned not only that but also a ton of midi and bitwig stuff. Right to the point, ease to understand. Great!

[@GalantGoStudio]

I really like all those sound Good job, Thanks for sharing your knowledge👍

[@stateazure]

Sounds excellent!

[@colonialp9]

Woah that sounds awesome

[@BeatMax2023]

Very nice sound! Thanks for sharing this!

[@shottman]

I am impressed my dude! I try to play around and make sounds from scratch, but all my pad/lead/basses etc are all "happy accidents". If I were to actually design a specific sound from scratch I would be lost. How do you even start a thing like this patch? I am mind blown.

[@EnervatedSociety]

Other than endlessly experimenting you can give Syntorial a try.

[@PolarityMusic]

u usually look for harmonics on a real trumpet and how they change over time. and then you try to replicate it :D

[@riskotheque]

Sounds great Mr P! 👏

[@sveinjohansen6271]

Eccellent content, I have done something similar as I have roli seaboard 49. Im stuck at 4.4.10 for now, and I recreated this easily except for that transfer grid module. for the Amplifier, I used gain. it works, changing the eq as I have done in my own patches changes the "instrument".

[@kimmolaine665]

Very nice! ❤

[@EricJohnson-fh8zj]

That's a dam good horn sound. Sounds as good as any multi sampled trumpet

[@gasparpini]

Very niiice, what is the model of your mpe keyboard?

[@PolarityMusic]

sensel morph :) (discontinued)

[@stephanehoreczko]

Interesting!

[@T.H.W.O.T.H]

Saxamaphone! 🎷

[@Emily_M81]

damn.

[@guildem]

What is the MPE device please ?

[@Alckemy]

That’s a sensel morph. It was discontinued unfortunately but the embodme Erae is like an evolution of the device

[@guildem]

@@Alckemy Thanks, a bit expensive for me now, but I keep that in mind !

[@UnlovedZetsu]

RIP my native instrument purchases haha