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Producer | Tutorial : Sample Challenge
🕑 Added 2022-01-31 13:32:36 +0000 UTCHello Producing Person, here's your first tutorial of the year!
Nik continues from where he left off after the Sample Challenge tutorial; discussing the concepts behind the workflow and diving into some bassline and drum layering.
We hope you'll enjoy this one. If you want, please let us know your thoughts.
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Comments
Gideon Slipman
"anyway..."
jona
Also what makes you prefer the drop to other high/low pass filters?
jona
Did that clicking filter ever get resolved? Its kind of concerning
nico
hi Nik -what sample rate are you working at?-fixed throughout the project? cheers
Geoff Greenwood
Best tutorial so far, going through from the beginning of your patreon - actually building a track for me is the most interesting way you've explained things
KADE
Hey does somebody know if this stacking function Nik used on the bass in the beginning works somehow in ableton aswell?
charlie robinson
all of them !
charlie robinson
Cheers for doing this , awsome to see how you work - always loved these type of basslines
Ethan Langley
What's the name of the book mentioned in the beginning? Sounds like a good read
Danny Wincott
Love this Nik, more Bitwig tutorials please.
VISION
I lost count
Johann
hey Nik, I know its about the chef not the kitchen but just really really really curious ....how many distortion and saturation plugins do you have? im curious how many each of you have actually....
VISION
The playhead modulation really works as well but I found this a little easier for successive editing of sections/sounds once you settle on a loop you like. I think the book was John Cleese's short book about creativity. N
Ace Aura
Your comments on the creative mindset vs the analytical mindset at the beginning are gold
Malte Beyer
yep bitwig needs a smooth mseg
Mr. Dymz
2022 feels going to be just right :) thank you \m/
Santino
Such a fun way to mess with chopped samples! I like to use the Keytrack modulator to move a big sample around and then adding Steps or LFOs to move the playhead. I should probably slice to multisample more to try new stuff. Was the popping from the filter Steps modulator not being smooth enough or was there another modulation source on the filter making it jump? Also, what book were you referencing? Cheers!
Andrew Ridley
Wish I'd seen this last night, our discord did a fun comp, my skills were lacking in the time limit
