I don't care for this.
Is this something I can get rid of? Another push towards centralizing everything in Obsidian:(
I don't care for this.
Is this something I can get rid of?
searching for anything is a pain.
tempted to just switch all tags to english (TL)
interested in picking up a 49 key midi controller, does something like the KeyLab Essential mk3 ever go on sale?
I have seen plenty of software package deals, but none specifically mention hardware.
This is the one "feature" that is making me switch back to Cubase after I finish my current project in a few days.
I have a widescreen monitor and do not care to have one whole bar to be stretched horizontally, or having to keep changing zoom settings (on newly opened clips) to see pitches on midi notes . I'd like to have my previous zoom settings (both horizontal and vertical) persist, even when I select a DIFFERENT clip on a DIFFERENT track.
Acc to user "tumface" from KVR Audio forum, the support team (?) says "they would not be offering a way for users to disable or change it."
However, I will maintain that if enough customers complain they will work on it at some point. 😄
Here are my overall thoughts after a few months:
Provide more options when assigning middle button (mouse scroll wheel) behavior (Settings/User Interface/Mouse).
Increase horizontal pan speed of Arranger Timeline panel.
Halion Sonic plugin volume is not synced with Bitwig track volume. (this may be intended?)
Automation editing is very good. I recommended it to a couple friends who spend too much time on that lol.
Linux support is a plus, although some hardware I use isn't fully supported. So I will continue to use on Windows.
If these get fixed, feel free to tag me on reddit and I will reconsider investing my time (and of course money for updates) into this software.
~delta_wasshoi
I'm using Bitwig, but I still like some of the instruments in Halion Sonic.
It's no problem to load "Halion Sonic" as a new track, but even with the plugin's volume all the way up, it's noticably softer when played as a track in Bitwig.
I can get around this by increasing the track volume a lot, but I was wondering if there is an internal plugin setting that I'm missing.
I know you can solo certain instruments in the arranger view, but some other DAWs have an separate (independent) solo setting while you're in the edit view. How do I do this in Bitwig?
you do have the piano keys with the note names (like a4, c3, etc.) on the left side.
but when actually drawing note (blocks) in midi format in the editor, I feel it would be easier to actually show the note name next to the cursor based on what row you're in.
title. (instead of get layer, like automatically move to it).
when I have like 10+ layers it gets tedious to flip through everything.
Skill inheritance definitely got simplified over time.