With the release of Bitwig 5 for anyone with an active upgrade plan, we asked Nate, aka Protoculture, to revisit our awesome Beginner’s Bitwig course by Dom Kane to give those of you starting out in the software the lowdown on some of the new features.
This course is split into two parts, firstly looking at the setup, the user interface and how to navigate certain features before moving on to the practical side of creating a new track. Even if you’ve been using Bitwig for a while, there’s plenty of knowledge and production skills to be gained here in getting this powerful DAW to work hard and do the heavy lifting for you.
So it’s over to Protoculture, on the world’s best online music academy, to get you up and running in your new music production venture!
This was a solid course. I consider myself an intermediate-level Bitwig user, and I learned a lot in your final lesson on automation methods. I look forward to Level 2 being updated, as I think I’ll get a lot more out of that course.
Small correction to tutorial 9. The peak limiter would need to be after the output for it to have any effect. The tutor shows it inline as a note fx, where it shows levels independent of the kick drum output setting.
New Bitwig user here, trying RTB on Splice but have heard a lot of good things about it, figured I may as well buy this course to give me the best chance of succeeding with it!
I see what Janty did there. Crispy Bacon on Bass. Did Agnelli write the talking points on this one? But seriously Nate, this is ace - and I am about to jump in to the next tut level 2! More Bitwig please!
Loving all of this SA, and Nate of course. I have been using Bitwig for a year now and have picked loads of really good titbits of infomration - much thanks… and good to be back!
Protoculture never fails! I am new to Bitwig (well not any more!) not to production and this course helped me get very comfortable navigating around and digging into the power of Bitwig.
Watching this as Bitwig released it for free with my license !
thanks a lot Sonic Academy & Bitwig
I already messed around a lot with bitwig but watching from the basic I always learn something new