Category Archives: audio crafting

I know many people are interested in this, and especially under Linux there’s not a lot of choice in commercial tools, so I decided to write this tutorial. First of all, I want to say that in general I’m quite … Continue reading →

With microtonal music the sound of intervals and chords can be more or less dissonant or alien-sounding. Partly this is due to us being used to hearning acoustic music in 12-TET, with timbres that almost without exception share the same … Continue reading →

In this tutorial, we will learn how to calculate semitone values for the individual partials in the harmonic series, and create a filter effect based on this, as well as modify this effect so that we can remove partials at … Continue reading →

Originally this was just an experiment that got a bit out of hand, but eventually I found the instrument to be so useful to me that I went through the considerable trouble of cleaning it up for release.

This will be a tutorial on a way to create generative music on Bitwig. It will sound like this: Everything here is written from the point of view of version 2.5 and upwards. Later versions might have different tools with … Continue reading →

I saw many people requesting that Bitwig would get a native wavetable synth. So here’s just how to do one yourself, and also load wavetables from Komplexer, Serum and other wavetable synths. (Notice that this was written before the new … Continue reading →