4.7K views · 67 reactions | The new editing features in Bitwig Studio 5.2 allow you to navigate to/from, select, and move automation points — without ever touching a mouse 瘝 | Bitwig | Facebook

16 reactions | Integrating hardware FX into your projects is super easy. Here's a quick step-by-step guide on how to connect pedals or other external devices to Bitwig Studio so that you can use them as insert or send FX courtesy of Alexander Ewald. ️️ | Bitwig | Facebook

Flexible routing is a strength of Bitwig Studio. This tutorial looks at how both regular devices and The Grid make use of feedback for creative purposes. And since the possibilities are endless, may we suggest a high-pass filter?… 🤔♾ NOTE: Project file with snapshots and bonus content available here - https://www.bitwig.com/en/community/learning/grid-modular-concepts.html#anchor-Feedback | Bitwig

We’re always hard at work adding controller integrations to Bitwig Studio! Most popular controllers work seamlessly from the moment you plug them in. Our latest article has everything you need to know about controllers and Bitwig: setup tips, new integrations, custom extensions, and more. Read it via the link in bio. | Bitwig

19K views · 623 reactions | Released back in 2014, Bitwig Studio 1 was the first music production software to combine linear and non-linear sequencing on Windows, macOS and Linux. Combining cutting edge technologies like plug-in crash protection and a highly flexible user interface, alongside a lightning fast workflow experience for keyboard, mouse and touch screens. Today we are proud to announce Bitwig Studio 2! | Bitwig | Facebook