How to use Bitwig Tutorial - Polysynth Device - The Basics

We explore the Polysynth Device of Bitwig Studio in this tutorial. I explain the features of the plugin and take you through synthesizing some simple sounds.

How to use Bitwig Tutorial - Polysynth Device - The Basics.
If you are new to Bitwig, you will discover how to make sounds in Bitwig. Polysynth has evolved since previous Bitwig versions, and we now have some serious sound shaping capabilities with things like wave shaper, and osc mix variations....and some FM.

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[Sicnus]

This tutorial made me want to get Bitwig LOL. Very nice. I love the way you explained everything in detail and didn't simply just gloss over the small bits. Most would assume folks knew what they were talking about and end up leaving people behind due to lack of detail. You didn't do this! Thanks again for another great post.

[danielbullon]

This is a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world

[rubberduky]

Been testing Bitwig for about a week now, and ABSOLUTELY will be buying it today from Guitar Center here in Dallas, Tx. Have been using Abelton for a long time, but Bitwig solved the crashing issues with the sandboxing ect.... My only issue is as I am playing with the demo, and I load a 32 bit synth the sound is distorted, but not with 64 bit synths. Not sure what it is, but it didn't crash Bitwig. I'm on a Windows 10 quad core 64 bit machine by the way. Great tutorials as well... I'm ready for the full version. Thanks

[DaleHEmery]

I’ve never been able to persuade Polysynth to do anything interesting. But you’ve inspired me to try again! Nicely done!

[MattiasHolmgren]

How to use Bitwig Tutorial - Polysynth Device - The Basics. In this video we explore the Polysynth Device of Bitwig. I explain the features of the plugin and take you through synthesizing some simple sounds. If you are new to Bitwig, you will discover how to make sounds in Bitwig. Polysynth has evolved since previous Bitwig versions, and we now have some serious sound shaping capabilities with things like wave shaper, and osc mix variations....and some FM.

☀ Please let me know if you have any questions or comments on the video. ☀

I want to tailor and craft this channel to bring you the best possible creative production videos and tutorials. Thanks for making this happen!

Kindest regards,
Mattias Holmgren @ Morningdew Media

This video is supported by my AWESOME Patrons.

JOIN MY CREATIVE COMMUNITY for awesome tips, tricks, songs, samples, behind the scenes photos and much more!

[BorisBarroso]

Wow really nice tutorial, polysynth is awesome sounding synth

[Iain]

This is a great tutorial Mattias. You have. A great way of explaining the complexities of Bitwig and have many hints and tips mended in your videos. Always worth watching these for anyone who is unsure if watching bother Bitwig tutorial. Thanks again Mattias 👍

[aclexvideo]

Thanks, Mattias, so nice basics guide! Just thought of returning to play a little more with Polysynth to know it better — and here's your video, in the proper moment :) Thank you!

[ChrisSmout]

How helpful, I've just updated to 2.4.2 from v1, so this will help get to grips with the new-look Polysynth. Thanks!

[hendriksuurhans]

Thank you so much, I learned a lot from this clip. You're easy to follow and make learning fun! :)

[edm_pversatile]

I am very grateful for your videos. You said something at 8.29/8.30 about a section. I could not really understand the word you said before you said section. I am sorry, and if possible can you please tell me what you said in your reply. I think it is the button next to the velocity button. I really would appreciate your reply, and your videos have helped me a lot. Many thanks.

[DavidArgunetta]

Thanks Mittias. The polysynth intuitively difficult for me. I'm used to 3xOsc from Fruty loops.

[rawpiano]

yet another great tutorial. Thanks!! I have one question, when you have made your sound in the polysynth, how do you save that setting as a new preset?

[szymona.]

Hello ! How did you created that midi clip with fade in line ( I can see the midi is not square at the start )? thank you

[jesseward]

Yo, am i blind? How do i adjust mono/legato...i want them slide notes to roll it.

[couchsurfer]

Are you able to make your music in a certain hertz ?

[tracyharms]

At 3:20 you say "So let's first add some notes so we have something to work with while we are exploring the Polysynth." Suddenly I have no idea what's going on. Somehow you create a blue rectangle in the Polysynth track. What is it? How does it relate to adding notes? How is it created? There's knowledge expected here that I just don't have.