Unlock Your Musical Potential: Elevate Your Sequences and Arpeggios with Pigments 4 Sequencer

In this video, we're going to take a look at how to take your sequences and arpeggios to the next level with the help of Pigments 4 Sequencer. This powerful and complex software can help you sculpt your sounds in a way that you never thought possible, letting you unlock your musical potential.

If you're looking to take your productions to the next level, then you need to check out Pigments 4 Sequencer! With Pigments 4 Sequencer, you'll be able to create incredibly complex sounds.

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Timestamps:
0:00 So what's Pigments?
1:29 Parameters explained
5:35 Polyrythmic Features!
9:24 Final Song

#synthesizer #musicproduction #bitwig

[colindavis]

Fantastic video. Very informative. Probably the most sense I've made of the Pigments sequencer. Toally inspired. Many thanks😊😊👍👍👍👍

[KaitavSapreMusic]

Pigments is amazing. Brilliant tutorial and nice final song. Keep up the good work!

[suntrekkerthompson]

This is the best demo I have ever heard plain simple and very organized.
I racked my brain watching useless tutorials on this. Thank you! And you remind me of El Estepario the greatest drummer I know all over You tube

[jimrockford]

Wow that was excellent, sounded really good man 👍

[dundercheef]

This was fantastic max. Super helpful. Been diving into pigments recently and this turorial helped alot

[soundfx]

8:48 wow! I'd never considered that!

[TheDavidPoole]

Pigments is one of the best soft synths.

[buckycore]

The sequencers in Falcon are mind blowing. It does stuff that most 3rd party midi FX and sequencers wish they could do. However, the new updated Pigments sequencer is pretty amazing.

[jochenrenner]

Isn't it possible to set the scale to a different root node than the key pressed in the sequencer? So that stays in that scale, eg. let's say Cmajor and if I press C-G-A-F it plays eg. C(EG)-G(BD)-A(CE)-F(AC) and does not switch the scale for every key pressed?

[leecherry]

Probably a noob question but can I get the sequence in the timeline showing the individual notes instead of one long note?

[Cysubtor_vb]

I can do a lot of this (excluding polyrhythms) on the sequencer on my Korg Monologue yet... just haven't. Similarly, think I could do polyrhythms via my Korg SQ-64 sequencer, but my brass band upbringing lean me towards arranging multiple parts and timbres vs massive chords and polyrhythms on single instruments. It's something I'm trying to adapt to as I get more into electronic music, though.

[joesweeney]

Very clear explanation. When I saw the topic, I thought, why not just use bitwg's arp? But now I see why! I also use the Reason dual arp on voltage q-squencer, which is a fantastic Euclidean sequencer. But what you've shown here is dope.

[morizanova]

NICE !! Do you have experiences with Stepic ? It seems also have cool features for driving another VSTi

[GillamtheGreatest]

still need to get pigments. i am the worst. hahaha

[Pilzhirn]

Please unmask ! I like your content, but cannot stand the mask - it's creepy...