Midi Export & Import | english | Bitwig
#Bitwig #Midi #Collaboration
In this Episode I show how you can export MID in the most flexible way and import with a very smart grouping function.
"Making the sound where it's made".
German speaking Community
artist hub https://sendaidokai.de/
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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Midi Export
01:30 Export Organisation
03:35 Export Tracks, Clips, Timeselections
80:00 Midi Import
11:00 Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share the Channel and Video. Thank you.
Many of these explanations you can implement to some extent and in similar devices not only in Bitwig, but also in other DAWs like Ableton, Logic, FL Studio, Studio One, Cubase or what they are all called.
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All Resources are mostly german language.
What else I do and the Discord channel, you can find here https://sendaidokai.de/
Discussion on Sequencer.de https://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/...
I use Bitwig on Linux (Kubuntu 20.04) with the https://kx.studio/ PPA and activated Jack audio server, via Cadence (configuration, start/stop Jack) and Claudia (LADISH frontend) to wire all audio inputs and outputs properly together.
Cover Art is made by Odo Sendaidokai with Gimp
For recording the videos, or for the livestreams I use OBS https://obsproject.com/