Understanding FADE, AUTOFADE & CROSSFADE in Bitwig - Guide tutorial

[@XNBeatsMusic]

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[@19speedster56]

Is there a way to create fades on midi tracks? Cakewalk allows you to make fades and crossfades like your examples for audio tracks! Thanks

[@rsl4rl]

Thanks. Your channel is one of the best in the subject of Bitwig and music production. I remember the time when it had just a few hundreds of subscribers. Cheers Kind regards, Your subscriber

[@XNBeatsMusic]

thanks for being here since the beginning !!! It was a lot of work. I've uploaded more than 150 videos in less than an year. So thanks for the support :)

[@autistikicecream]

Hi! I'm new to bitwig and your tutorial series is a life saver! THANK YOU! 🦄 I'm going to watch all 113 and hope you'll make even more!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks for the comment. Bitwig is great, little by little more people are using it. So you will see more content for sure/ Thanks for the comment.

[@cwehden]

I think the event auto fade is to mitigate / insure against pops / clicks when moving between different audio events quickly in a clip.

[@coldmotivations]

Dope tutorial as always 🔥

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks man, the next ones are really cool. Content scaling, Audio and MIdi expressions, Layer editing and Operators :)

[@coldmotivations]

@@XNBeatsMusic Awesome looking forward to it ⭐

[@romansemchuk1837]

Many thanks as always! It would be great if you showed the link to the next recommended video at the end of the episode.

[@beatweezl]

OMG dude! You explained this so well! Wow. This is really confusing! I was wrestling with this but now I have a clearer understanding. I come from Stupido One and Reaper where crossfading is much easier and more intuitive. I really like Bitwig so I guess I'm gonna have to get used to this but it is not intuitive.

[@maryaoa]

I suggest you explain some of the music producers' tricks that would be great man

[@XNBeatsMusic]

yeah, i am waiting to have more people on that one. I did something like that in the past, and it was a flop, nobody watched it and took a lot of work.

[@Orangebritches]

@@XNBeatsMusic you’ve got so much gold in your back catalog, I can’t wait to work my way through all of it. I’m a huge fan of Khan Academy, that dude got me through several college classes back in the day… I feel like your channel has that potential too. It’s such a boon to be able to learn so many things across this subject of music from one guy who is enthusiastic and knows how to teach. Can’t thank you enough!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@Orangebritches Thanks man, it's my pleasure to help. I've been teaching (overseas) for a long time now. It's certainly a skill you develop overtime. So I'll try to keep them coming :)

[@macronencer]

4:24 "Di di na na na!" :D

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Hey man, ......what ? "di di na na na" on 4:24 ? Don't understand :S

[@macronencer]

@@XNBeatsMusic Sorry, that was a joke for people who remember the 1990s ;-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnWxgoWqoq6Ars0

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@macronencer oh, I remember that song. Haven't listen that track since the 90's, wow, in my memory it was a bit better, is extremely empty....

[@macronencer]

@@XNBeatsMusic Yes, I think we all made fun of it at the time in my family because it sounded like someone twanging a spring over and over again :D

[@XNBeatsMusic]

@@macronencer hahaha yeah. Still there is something nostalgic about it, right ?

[@jenstornell]

This does not seems to work in Bitwig 5?