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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 2 months ago
IMHO, the most useful thing in its simplicity at least I've had for MSEG in Bitwig: drop-in replacement for LFO Tool.
I actually still use LFO Tool to "design" the side-chain curve and then just match it with Curves modulator and Tool device.
Actually this is what I do a lot: use VST first given e.g. nicer visual feedback and then replicate with stock devices. Best of both worlds as far as I'm concerned :-)
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I actually still use LFO Tool to "design" the side-chain curve and then just match it with Curves modulator and Tool device.
Actually this is what I do a lot: use VST first given e.g. nicer visual feedback and then replicate with stock devices. Best of both worlds as far as I'm concerned :-)
#Bitwig #BitwigStudio
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I appreciate people who do all sorts of complex things with Grid etc. but it's not my thing. Still there's lot of simple workflow upgrades that do not require complex engineering.
Another feature I like a lot are these selector devices. One dead simple use case is an effect that needs to be sometimes on and usually off. Then I just have two chains: one empty and another with the effect on. It is quite reliable way to guarantee dry when off and not cause e.g. clicks when turning effects off (which does happen sometimes).
Another feature I like a lot are these selector devices. One dead simple use case is an effect that needs to be sometimes on and usually off. Then I just have two chains: one empty and another with the effect on. It is quite reliable way to guarantee dry when off and not cause e.g. clicks when turning effects off (which does happen sometimes).
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