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Bitwig have joined forces with AlphaTheta to bring together two different areas of modern music creation: DJing and studio production.
Bitwig Studio 6.1 brings some major changes to the Sampler device, kitting it out with new slicing options, two new play modes, automatic tempo and pitch detection, improved multi-sample editing and much more.
Bitwig Studio 6.1 focuses on the built-in Sampler tool, which has been treated to a significant overhaul and now boasts a whole host of new capabilities.
Bitwig 6 brings a host of updates, but the big news is how automation has been reconfigured into a creative tool.
Bitwig Studio 6 significantly overhauls the automation system, introduces a new Clip Alias function that provides a new way to manage a track’s structure, and delivers some new editing tools while making improvements to some of the existing line-up.
Bitwig’s first hardware product takes a characteristically individual approach to audio interfacing.
Bitwig Studio 6 promises to represent a significant step forward for the DAW, introducing a range of new tools and functions while improving and expanding on its existing features.
The Bitwig Connect 4/12 marks the company’s first foray into hardware, and offers an all-in-one solution that combines audio, MIDI and CV I/O with monitoring and DAW control functions.
The latest version of Bitwig’s popular DAW software delivers a whole host of new features, additional Grid modules, an updated Bitwig Drum Machines sound package and more.
Installers for Bitwig Studio 5.3 are now available to users with an active Upgrade Plan, offering them a chance to check out the latest features ahead of the full release.
