Arthur Posted March 27, 2014 Posted March 27, 2014 It's been a long time coming, but Bitwig Studio is finally available. Website / Features / Download (Demo) / System Requirements Bitwig Studio is a dynamic software solution for music creation and performance to realize all of your musical ideas in every stage of production. From sound design to music creation, discover the new standard in customized workflow. Bitwig Studio inspires you to take greater control of your productions, giving you access to every aspect of your workflow as needed. Streamline your creative process and quickly take your music from ideas to complete songs, tracks and compositions. With Bitwig Studio, you’re in command of a workflow that works best for you. Record and arrange, improvise and perform, or do it all at once. Choose between several display profiles. Design your own sounds with dedicated container devices. Combine built-in instruments, effects, and VST plug-ins. Bitwig Studio’s unified mapping system allows you to modulate any device or VST parameter using macro controls and modulator devices. Explore a new world of creative possibilities, including audio and note expressions, histogram-based value editing, layered editing, extensive bounce-in-place functions, automatic slicing, smart controller integration, and the Open Controller Scripting API. Every feature in Bitwig Studio was developed by musicians, for musicians. Welcome to the next generation of music creation and performance software for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. @jinnantonnixx, @synaesthesia. Thought you might be interested based on this thread from 2012. 1
jinnantonnixx Posted March 28, 2014 Posted March 28, 2014 I had the Bitwig email this morning! I'll check it over the weekend. I'm using MusE on Ubuntu at the mo as this suits what I do. Its audio routing is extremely flexible and the software is very nimble.
dgsmith Posted July 20, 2014 Posted July 20, 2014 Sorry to bump but just discovered this relatively new player in the market and wondered whether for education it's worth considering vs cubase elements? Ideally to function in a Windows-based networked environment, something which Cubase certainly isn't renowned for (to say the least)!
jinnantonnixx Posted July 21, 2014 Posted July 21, 2014 I'd also look at Mutools. I used to use its ancestor, Muzys, when I used to use Windows. MuTools.com It's a really nice bit of software. There's a cut down free version.
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