Learning Bitwig Studio 3
2h 3mBeginner2021-04-30
Authors
Evan Sutton
Music Producer, Engineer, Composer, and Sound Programmer
Course details
Are you a musician, producer, or other audio professional? If so, you may want to learn Bitwig Studio 3. In this course, producer and instructor Evan Sutton shows you how to record, mix, and perform music with Bitwig Studio. Evan explains how to get Bitwig Studio set up and walks you through its dashboard, user interface, software instruments, and MIDI controls. He covers MIDI recording and editing, as well as MIDI note effects and modulation objects. Evan goes over setting up, recording, and editing audio, then dives into building song structure, mixing, and effects. He concludes by describing how you can export your projects, create scenes for a live performance, and save and archive your work.
Skills covered
Bitwig StudioBitwigDigital Audio WorkstationsAudio and MusicLearning
Concepts
Introduction
- Learning Bitwig Studio
- What you should know before watching this course
Shake Hands with Bitwig Studio
- Setting up
- Using the Dashboard
- Navigating Bitwig Studio s user interface
- Instantiating an instrument and enabling MIDI control
- Setting up and using basic MIDI with instruments
Using Software Instruments and Recording MIDI
- Recording and overdubbing MIDI
- Recording MIDI as clips
- Editing MIDI and quantizing
- Recording and editing mod wheel and pitch bend information
- Basic synthesizer and sampler programming
- MIDI note effects
- Modulation objects
Working with Audio
- Setting up and recording audio
- Editing audio
- Pitch editing with audio
- Time stretching and correcting
Out of Loop Land into Song City
- Structural considerations and using markers
- Assigning physical hardware controllers
- Adjusting volume and panning and automation
- EQ compression and basic mixing
- Audio effects as inserts
- Hardware
- Grouping tracks for mixing and processing
- Exporting your projects
- Creating scenes for live performance
- Saving and archiving
Conclusion
- Next steps