Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Content

Today, I'm creating a Generative Patch using Bitwig's Poly-Grid. I'll walk through setting it up, focusing on pitch generation using feedback and modulation techniques. Here's a brief overview and the main steps:

Overview:

Creating a monophonic Poly-Grid.

Using feedback for pitch generation.

Implementing pitch modulation and smoothing transitions.

Adding effects for a dynamic sound.

Steps:

Setup:

Create a new Poly-Grid in monophonic mode.

Add a sine oscillator set to D#3.

Pitch Down Effect:

Use a long delay set to a quarter note.

Apply an LFO to modulate the delay, creating a pitch-down effect.

Blend the original and the pitch-down signals.

Volume Fade:

Use a ramp signal to create volume fades, reducing crackling sounds.

Apply a sine window to smooth the ramp signal.

Extended Delays:

Implement longer delays for richer textures.

Add another delay to create an octave pitch-down effect.

Triggering Envelopes:

Use disrupted pitch signals to trigger envelopes.

Quantize the pitch signal to fit within a scale.

Rhythm and Feedback:

Create a rhythm by combining different delay times.

Use a stereo split to add slight variations between channels.

Effects:

Apply filters to manage overtones.

Add a phaser and all-pass delay for texture.

Use convolution reverb for space and depth.

Final Adjustments:

Tweak phase modulation and add pitch wobble using an LFO.

Apply EQ to balance the final sound.

The preset can be downloaded from the description. I'll let this patch run on my music channel with added piano layers for an extended performance.

Download: https://bit.ly/4c9TYFj

Files

This is a Pitch Maze!

Today, I'm diving back into working on a generative grid patch in Bitwig Studio. As usual, it's a bit improvised, but I have a sense of the direction I want to take. I thought getting some feedback on pitch signals and audio pitch effects for post-processing could be pretty interesting. You can download the patch here: -- 💕 Support me on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3PgbxZz 💰 or donate via Paypal: https://bit.ly/3cae9t8 🎧 Buy my Music: https://polarity.bandcamp.com/ 💾 Download my Tools / Github / Resources: https://polarity-dnb.de/blog/polarity-music-tools-samples-and-bitwig-presets-update-2019.html 💻 Check out my gear on Kit: https://kit.co/polarity/polarity-music-kit -- DEALZ: 🛒 Buy Bitwig Studio & Support me https://bit.ly/3yQEyDU 🛒 Upgrade Bitwig Studio & Support me https://bit.ly/3OimEjc 🛒 VST/AU Plugin Deals https://bit.ly/3zcvo66 -- SOCIAL MEDIA Discord: https://discord.gg/eWwFBww Blog: https://polarity-dnb.de/blog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/polarity Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/polarity-berlin/ Business Inquiries: robert@polarity-dnb.de Paypal Donations: donate@polarity-dnb.de

Comments

Git Xome

Nice example using the grid again.. Thanks.. Perfect distraction from the distractions..

roger booth

Easily replaces a shelf of philosophy books.

Uwe Kullmann

Hmm, Do you have a reason to put MIDI and Audio into one Grid? I am thinking if it does not make more sense to split the MIDI generation into one Grid and the audio synthesis into another Grid. Just a stupid question from a newbee :-)