I'm amazed really that it's taken 15 years for anyone to consider these issues and come up with something better than the Nord Modular but from what I've seen so far I think Bitwig might have done it. I'm very impressed with the videos I've seen. Skeumorphic modulars like Softube/Reaktor Blocks/VCV Rack can sound cool but largely replicate the limitations of the hardware modulars they're based on - monophonic (unless you want to make life really hard for yourself) and laborious in terms of having to e.g. People that are interested in this should check out audulus hook up an EG to a keyboard in and a VCA to get enveloped note gating + all the attendant cable connections to even get an amplitude envelope going.Yeah softube modular is a pain, but, about 6 blocks and you have a seemingly infinite world of sound, most of all if you have even 1 or 2 of the mutable instruments us you can save presets and set ups. It's iOS and Mac only, it cloud saves between devices, it's pretty deep.
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#Audulus sequencer full#Įndorsed bu Richard Devine, but then Richard Devine would endorse a metal bin full of angry lobsters if it made a good noise. IOS app has been on sale since Christmas, but the Mac app/au is $50/gbp now, still cheap.īitwig's Grid is really fun to use.
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It is hands down the fastest easiest workflow I have tried for software modular.
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One can just drop an LFO or Env into the grid and like the regular Bitwig modulation, activate the mod arrow and then just start turning knobs to modulate stuff. Unlike the modulars that are hardware representations, every parameter can be modulated. Doesn't need inputs and outputs for everything. And where wires are needed, it often auto-wires. The Bitwig Sampler Osc is also a Grid module. You can do some lovely audio-rate modulations! So it is easy to work with samples, including multi-samples, granular, wavetable. has Voice Stacking up to 5 and is automatically working with MPE.
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I was playing around with creating a generative never repeating patch and made this. you do set up odd numbered sequencers that repeat only when the containing pattern does, ie, polyrythms? #Audulus sequencer Patch# I do not know if it is any good, but looks interesting. However, that to me is a good demonstration of why I like Bitwig's Grid much more.įirst, I don't see a value in having a software modular represented visually like eurorack hardware. It's visually confusing and adopts some of the limits of physical hardware which is ridiculous in a software environment. I much prefer the layout and visual appearance of Bitwig's Grid. It makes no effort to look like hardware and because of that is much easier to see what is going on, organize it efficiently and edit. In something like Voltage Modular or Reaktor Blocks, everything has to be wired just like hardware. With the hardware paradigm, any parameter to be modulated needs a mod input. Anything that doesn't have a mod input cannot be modulated. In Bitwig's Grid it is using Bitwig's modulation concept. Some are made using Audulus to control external synthesizers and effects, some are made using other iOS effects or plugins, and some are made using Audulus alone.Ĭlick on each song for more info about how it was made.Add an LFO to the Grid and you can activate the mod arrow and then quickly modulate a dozen different parameters without any wiring. All songs posted here are made with Audulus. Audulus is a modular synthesizer visual programming environment for iOS, Mac, Windows, & Linux.
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