Why using the Tree Monster? - Bitwig Studio

[@sstrudeau]

Best explanation I've seen for this device, which I never understood before. 🙏🏻

[@signalfreud]

You're doing our heavy lifting with this one ❤

[@tracktionwaveformtips]

Wow, great idea. Any time I used treemonster, I used it for random mangling. I’ll definitely be trying it out now for more finely tuned usage!

[@noodlesushii]

another great video, of course! i never knew what the treemonster was for, it was such a weird device, but now my eyes are opened

[@PspiralifeTutorials]

Wow super useful! Unexpected! Thanks

[@jumpstar9000]

"where the magic happens" lol, you crack me up man so much hang on a sec, i've got a treemonster right here. the most ridiculous trolling of me ever, thanks guys. you want to bounce it. you really nailed me didn't you. treemonster.

[@jb2691]

Hi Polarity, this is great stuff. I'd never considered using the treemonster device to add extra meat to samples before! Keep up the good work :))

[@jumpstar9000]

love you guys

[@macronencer]

Interesting device. Where did it get its odd name?

[@timschannel247]

Top! Thank you!

[@jumpstar9000]

if you ask me, i think bitwig will be done when the entire thing is just built on the treemonster

[@jaderington]

A good tip for us newbies. I'll give it a go. I need all the help I can get with sound design of any type. Thanks !

[@cclark8088]

Great video. Very informative.

[@ahteha8010]

thx

[@briancase6180]

Excellent. This is more relevant now that some of us want to ditch Waves plugins completely now. I would also point to a plugin called Weight from airwindows that can select a low frequency pretty specifically. Tree monster plus weight might make a good combo.

[@peterkoval]

never knew this device existed. would you use this instead of a regular low-pass and transient shaper?

[@PolarityMusic]

depends on the result and what sound you are going for

[@nicholasn9960]

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