2015
Lynda.com
Evan Sutton
03:48:00
English
In this course, Evan Sutton covers all of the most-important features of Bitwig Studio, the next-gen DAW designed specifically for electronic music, so you can take your ideas and turn them into epic recordings and live performances—fast. Evan helps you "shake hands" with the interface, use Bitwig's software instruments, record MIDI, get amazing sounds from raw audio, and use loops, effects, EQ, and compression to build clips into solid compositions. In the final chapter, Evan shows you how to create a performance system that rocks, using adapted pieces from your composition and external hardware controllers.
Topics include:
Setting up
Recording and overdubbing MIDI
Editing MIDI
Sampler and synth programming
Editing audio
Making songs out of loops
Adjusting volume and panning
Basic mix techniques using EQ and compression
Creating scenes for live performance
Introduction 2m 10s
Welcome 1m 14s
What you should know before watching this course 11s
Using the exercise files 45s
1. Shake Hands with Bitwig Studio 24m 37s
Setting up 3m 5s
Navigating Bitwig Studio's user interface 6m 19s
Transport and navigation 7m 13s
Instantiating an instrument and enabling MIDI control 4m 27s
Setting up and using basic MIDI with an instrument 3m 33s
2. Using Software Instruments and Recording MIDI 1h 31m
Recording MIDI 2m 17s
Overdubbing MIDI 3m 14s
Recording/overdubbing MIDI in the Mix panel 6m 30s
Editing MIDI information 5m 5s
Quantization 9m 30s
Advanced MIDI functions in the Inspector panel 8m 11s
Recording and editing mod wheel and pitch-bend information 5m 34s
Basic synthesizer programming 19m 10s
Basic sampler programming 9m 32s
Modulation objects 14m 59s
MIDI note effects 7m 37s
3. Working with Audio 34m 33s
Setting up and recording audio 6m 28s
Editing audio 7m 11s
Basic audio-clip customization 3m 14s
Advanced audio-clip customization 6m 24s
Pitch editing with audio 6m 23s
Time stretching and correcting 4m 53s
4. Out of Loopland, into Song City 1h 2m
Taking a loop and making variations 8m 11s
Exploring structural considerations and using markers 6m 52s
Audio effects as inserts 7m 0s
Audio effects as returns 6m 58s
Assigning physical hardware controllers 5m 47s
Basic automation in the Arrange view 7m 28s
Adjusting volume and panning 4m 57s
Equalization (EQ) 4m 33s
Using compression to reduce dynamic range 6m 32s
Exporting your projects 4m 32s
5. Performance 12m 9s
Creating scenes for live performance 4m 41s
Using hardware controllers to launch clips 3m 30s
Saving and archiving 3m 58s
Conclusion 58s
Next steps 58s
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