This video covers how to use the clip launcher and how it differs from the Arranger View. First, Gary shows you how to open a new project and activate its audio engine. Next, he adds clips to the clip launcher slots and shows you how to trigger and stop the playback of these clips.įollowing on from the previous video, you can also edit these clips so that different portions of the clip are played back when triggered. Gary shows you the editing options you have available to when doing so, such as changing the start and end times. This video focuses on how you can navigate around Bitwig using the zooming options. Plus, Gary shows how to use the loop bracket to select an area that you want to loop around during playback and the shortcuts that can be used for these functions.ĭiscover how to set up your tracks to record audio to them. First, Gary will demonstrate how to set the input correctly for each audio track, how to input monitor and record arm the track, and finally how to set the pre-roll with a metronome and record audio to the track. In this video, explore the tools available for editing, copying, and looping clips, such as the knife and selecting tools. The Tools for Editing, Looping & Copying Clips 4:19 When a track or clip is selected, you can view the properties on these selected items. Gary shows you how to view them in the Inspector View and how each one is different when a new item is selected.ĭiscover how to save your projects with various methods and the benefits of each. Plus, Gary also shows you how to save a project as a template and recall it when you start a new project.Ġ7.
In this video, you’ll take a look at the different views available in Bitwig, the two important ones being the Arranger View and the Clip Launcher View. Also learn how the Clip Launcher can be viewed while the Arranger View is visible and how you can choose to show and hide elements in the view, such as the levels. Finally, explore how to view the different editor panels.Ġ5. Gary shows you how to open up the Browse Panel and search for content to add to your tracks. He also explains how the content in the browser is categorized and how you can use the tags to search for specific content. This video walks you through the Header pane and examines the options and actions available. These include how to use the transport functions, pin actions to the header, and how to see the extra options that are available on the expandable buttons.Ġ3.
#BITWIG STUDIO TUTORIL SERIES#
Gary welcomes you to the video series and starts off by walking you through the Dashboard menu tabs, setting up your Audio Interface, creating your audio inputs, and creating your first project. Throughout the rest of the course, you will learn about adding effects, using modulation, audio routing/grouping, using takes and compositions, audio stretching/compressing, using automation, exporting your songs, and even how to import Ableton projects directly into Bitwig. Then explore the recording features and learn how to set up inputs, metronome/preroll settings, clip launcher, scenes and more! Then dive into the world of MIDI, where you’ll learn how to set up your MIDI device, record and edit MIDI data, and even create instrument-level multi-instruments and control their various parameters via remote mappings.
Gary welcomes you and gets you started by learning about the Bitwig layout, focusing on the toolbar, viewbar, and header overview so you have a good grasp of the basics before moving on. He then describes the properties of the inspector, which lets you know everything you want about a track or clip, and demonstrates how to save your projects in several different, useful ways. You will then learn about the important editing, looping, zooming, and playback tools and how they work. Studio expert Gary Hibner presents detailed video tutorials on Bitwig Studio 4! Whether you need help understanding the many features of this DAW, or just want some tips to improve and speed up your workflow, this course is well worth checking out. After familiarizing himself with the basic layout of the software, Gary begins to explore in detail the impressive set of tools and elements of Bitwig Studio 4, using many illustrative examples so you can hear these ideas in context! These videos are for novice Bitwig users.
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