+- Softwarez.Info - Software's World! (https://softwarez.info)
+-- Forum: Library Zone (https://softwarez.info/Forum-Library-Zone)
+--- Forum: Video Tutorials (https://softwarez.info/Forum-Video-Tutorials)
+--- Thread: Making Music In Bitwig: Mastering Drums (/Thread-Making-Music-In-Bitwig-Mastering-Drums)
Making Music In Bitwig: Mastering Drums - mitsumi - 10-27-2024
Making Music In Bitwig: Mastering Drums
![[Image: 705a3a2b6a044fac7f3cc27dc3493989.jpeg]](https://i124.fastpic.org/big/2024/1027/89/705a3a2b6a044fac7f3cc27dc3493989.jpeg)
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.04 GB | Duration: 4h 16m
Sound Designing, Programming, Layering and Mixing Drums in Bitwig Studio
What you'll learn
Deepen your Bitwig Knowledge
Improve your Mixing Skills
Learn Drum Sound Design
Record & Create Unique Percussion
Requirements
Basic Bitwig Knowledge recommended
Description
Welcome to my big course on drums, from sound design, over composition & texturing to mixing, this is my grand tour of different production techniques you can use to create better drum loops.We'll be synthesizing kicks in the grid, talking about the theory and fundamental characteristics of snare drums, synthesizing them in phase 4 and then layering & processing them,we'll be writing with hihat samples, synthesizing our own hihats with convolution and unison in the grid & then using modulators to humanize them,we'll be recording our own percussions with household objects, synthesizing unique percussion loops and then sequencing them using the multi-sampling capabilities of sampler & audio editingand lastly we'll write a proper drumloop, use bitwigs group clips system to efficiently write variations and fills, add risers and sfx to our drums and mixing them to make them sound great together.This course does expect some previous knowledge about Bitwig, its modulators, arrangement view etc, but by no means does it require you to be an expert already.If you're completely new to Bitwig Studio, i would recommend taking my course on the Basics first tho. You can also try to follow this in another DAW, but that'll be a bit more challenging because you'll need to know it well enough to translate what I show you into that DAWs tools. It can be done, but it's gonna take some extra thinking on your end. So yeah, i hope to see you in the course, there are a lot of fun techniques i have to show to you!
Overview
Section 1: Kick and Snare
Lecture 1 Making Kicks in the Grid
Lecture 2 The Anatomy of a Snare Drum
Lecture 3 Synthesizing Snares with Phase 4
Lecture 4 Layering Snares
Lecture 5 Processing Snares
Section 2: Hihats
Lecture 6 The easy way
Lecture 7 Complex Hihat Patterns with Noise and Convolution
Lecture 8 Fully Synthesizing Hi-Hats using E-hat or the Grid
Lecture 9 Humanizing Hihats with Modulation & Layering
Section 3: Percussion
Lecture 10 Recording your own Percs
Lecture 11 Creating Percussion Mudpies
Lecture 12 Sequencing Hits with Multisampling
Lecture 13 Quantizing, Chopping & Arranging Percussion Mudpies
Section 4: Programming & Mixing
Lecture 14 Writing a Drumloop
Lecture 15 A Quick Way to get Variations
Lecture 16 Cleaning up & adding texture to the drumloop
Lecture 17 Mixing a Drumloop
Bitwig Users and beyond that want to learn more about Drums
Screenshots
![[Image: ead1cf80f549c530e8f9b656b37dc00d.jpeg]](https://i124.fastpic.org/big/2024/1027/0d/ead1cf80f549c530e8f9b656b37dc00d.jpeg)
Say "Thank You"
rapidgator.net:
ddownload.com: