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thanks for the free masterclasses bro

In depth coverage of elevation panning(up/down): @pailiaq Nice video on headphones vs speakers: ruclips.net/video/uZ9WQDojQt8/видео.html Great Video about Haas: ruclips.net/video/GxOrN6Nhros/видео.html

Why not simply use the "Harmonic Split" device for cutting the fundamental?

Can you share this image?

I haven't even really used the note grid in my first few months. After a while, the note-grid seems more like a creative modulation source for arpeggios and whacko atonal whirlwinds. About the closest "need" I've felt so far is using the *note repeater* on a synthwave style rolling bassline (as you know: merely a single modulator). But maybe one day I'll feel the need to create a cloud of arcade-style Danny Elfmann arpeggios with a boatload of shifting swing that can be conjured with one finger. Some of the patches that use note-grid are a bit inspiring, I will admit.

Great video, thanks!

keep it up

Great vid, thanks

Could you repurpose your ring mod sidechain patch to reduce the volume above a ceiling. Im only 20 mins into the vod, so i apologize if this is the solution you settled on.

Why are you making a video about eq whilst allowing most examples clip?

What standard could replace LUFS?

I'm you 1k sub congratulations

Grid is amazing and unique feature of the best DAW in the world. This video is really helpful, thank you very much!

"No one can stop you from doing that." Well, that's what you thought. Stop in the name of the Grid Police.

Thank you.

I leaned more here than in the other hundreds of grid vids I've watched combined - fantastic job! Now I feel ready to get into the grid properly :)

“All these signal types are kind of fake….there’s only one kind of signal in the grid” Great video, and this is the most important piece of it imo. Once you get comfortable enough to understand that all you’re doing is using math to manipulate real numbers, the world becomes your oyster.

Proof of: Work smarter not harder

First thx for this video, it's always nice to have a comprehensive overview of this topic. Now I (of course xD) have to slightly disagree with you on the ranking... Classic LFO: I'm still rather new to bitwig (1.5y, coming from a hardware setup) but to me it is my default go-to LFO, because of all the features it packs and the flexibility they provide where other LFOs are much more specialised. Wavetable LFO: some other comments alreay state my points about it, I personally like it a lot to build evolving, "textured" ambiant noise backgrounds. Parseq8: being able to have each step address a different parameter allows for variations you could hardly get from most other modulators and create very interesting rythmic patterns out of a single source (think of stuff like the Moog DFAM), specially when paired with other modulators.

I didn’t realize lufs were this broken wowow so interestign