Bitwig Presets from Live Stream
Hi all!
I just finished another live stream with Bitwig and I thought I will share these presets with you. I used only Bitwig devices so you can easily use them.
Thanks again!
Comments (5)
Hi Robert, thank you for the info! I just invested in Ableton, i am not going to switch directly just for pushing VST's to the limit or an extra midi track ;-) btw, I love M4L, here are some cool things you can do in M4L https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiNXK_MWxYY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih0TTubp4ZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VII7WHUQVk Nestup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeXziambsDY https://gumroad.com/l/nestup Mutateful https://awesomeopensource.com/project/carrierdown/mutateful https://github.com/carrierdown/mutateful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGMBDap1-ko Gibberwocky (doesn't really edit Cllps, but it is cool) https://ask.video/article/ableton-live/gibberwocky-live-music-coding-meets-ableton-live-max http://gibberwocky.cc/ https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/live-11-and-max-for-live-get-a-glimpse-of-whats-possible-with-some-free-devices/
In C there are of course both creative tools and both have there own benefits. I was just wondered why you continued with Bitwig (because i saw also an Ableton video from you) but like you say, Bitwig is better to your hand as Ableton. :-) Aldo i am playing with the beta version and there are some interesting changes upcoming. https://www.ableton.com/de/release-notes/live-11-beta/ Cheers, Kris.
There's a few reasons why I'm switching to Bitwig Studio (BWS) after working in Ableton Live (Live) for the past 5 years. But first, let me tell you that last winter I spent a couple months learning Logic Pro X (LPX), and it was eye opening as to what kinds of features Live was missing. LPX is really so good that no wonder so many respected professionals rely on it. But then Live 11 launched, and I went back to it because, let's be clear, the best DAW is the DAW you are most productive with. However, there's one monster problem I have always had with Live and that's reliability. I use a lot of 3rd party plug-ins and regrettably Live gets totally wrecked whenever some plug-in craps out. It's the worst thing in the world that feeling and hesitation when you're just about to re-open a project and you're wondering if Ableton is going to fail. BWS has solved this problem elegantly and at the same time preserves much of the familiar workflow found in Live. In addition, BWS has many other innovative features. BWS allows MIDI FX devices on the same chain as your MIDI instrument, so you don't have to create a special track for your favorite MIDI chord generator. One thing Bitwig needs to completely replace Live is native support for scoring music to video. I don't do that much scoring, and Live is certainly nowhere near as good at scoring as LPX, but at least it was doable in Live with for me a minimum of hastle.
Hi Omri, what are the benefits of Bitwig against Ableton? (currently i am using Ableton 11 Suite edition) Thanks!
I'm not so sure, to be honest. I tried Ableton for a few weeks, but couldn't really connect with it. It felt a bit to cluncky for me. I then tried Bitwig, and within 30 minutes I was in love :) I guess that it all comes down to the connection with the instrument. Both Ableton and Bitwig are instruments really, and not only DAWs.