10 Reasons Why You Should Look At Bitwig Studio with Protoculture

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01 Introduction.mp4

01:28

Tutorial 01 - Note FX.mp4

08:53

Tutorial 02 - Modulators.mp4

08:02

Tutorial 03 - CLAP Plugins and Polyphonic Modulation.mp4

10:14

Tutorial 04 - Flexible Sidechaining.mp4

07:58

Tutorial 05 - The Grid.mp4

09:50

Tutorial 06 - Drum Machine.mp4

13:37

Tutorial 07 - Hybrid Tracks.mp4

07:10

Tutorial 08 - FX Containers.mp4

11:53

Tutorial 09 - Clips and Project Import.mp4

07:25

Tutorial 10 - Additive Automation.mp4

07:25

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Protoculture's back with us for a new course, and he's putting forward a solid case for checking out Bitwig Studio.

Over these tutorials, Nate highlights some of the brilliant features that have persuaded him to move away from Cubase and now use Bitwig Studio as his go-to DAW.
From the simple speeding up of workflow and diving down the rabbit hole of 'The Grid' where you can build your own synths, plugins and effects to Note FX, Modulators and FX Containers - there's so much to this DAW and Nate is only scratching the surface!

It's not just a powerful tool that can inspire creativity and get the job done, it's also the simplicity of the user interface that Nate loves, making the technical side of things straightforward and letting the DAW do all the hard lifting.
Switching your DAW is always a difficult decision when you've become so accustomed to a way of working but Bitwig Studio seems to tick all the right boxes here, and making that move may not be as daunting after all, especially after watching this course and seeing what it can do!

Definitely check this one out because we guarantee it'll give you food for thought if you haven't tried it already!

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Only a few South African producers enjoy the success that DJ and Producer Nate Raubenheimer, better known to most as Protoculture, has had over the last 12 years of his career. Hailed by many of his piers as South Africa’s biggest dance music export, he has also left his mark on the international dance scene with his trademark blend of melodic and emotionally charged compositions and DJ sets. Protoculture’s latest offering, his 2014 album ‘Music is More than Mathematics’ was released to critical acclaim, being cited by Beatsmedia UK as their ‘Album of the Year’ and ranking 4th in Trance Podiums Top 10 Artist albums for 2014 and saw Nate touring the album on all 4 continents throughout the year.