HAIL BITWIG
A GLORIOUS DAWN
Tom,ThomasHelzle wrote:Some shorts:
- As far as I know there is no comping. If I find out more I'll let you know.
- ATM I can't have overlapping clips at all - if I drag something on top of something else the lower thing is removed.
- Therefore no crossfades either as far as I can see?
- As I said, I don't think there are dedicated Automation Clips, but otherwise the automation is amazing.
I hope I didn't overlook something important, the speed is going up indeed in this thread
One more thing:
If you think that something important is missing from BW, keep in mind that this is 1.0
Look at Live 1.0 and BW looks VERY impressive
For me this is the basis and groundwork for a new DAW, 1.0 is the start, not the end.
For me personally it will replace Ableton Live nicely I think, since it has a better balance between clips/loops and timeline and the automation and modulation are much more to my taste.
I also look forward to the nodal view and the other things announced for later updates.
And no, it's not the DAW to replace all others - and I don't think that was ever the intention
Cheers,
Tom
It most certainly wasn't aimed at you. It was aimed at something else, and now that it's quoted it will ignored even further.rockstar_not wrote:I don't know if this was aimed at my specific question. The one guy on here who seems to be able to answer specific question said that my very general 'how about audio?' question several pages back wasn't specific enough.hibidy wrote:snip
So I tried to think about one simple feature of what I'm currently used to, that I would hate to live without simply due to the time savings it currently provides.
Is that any different than someone asking about the Live does/doesn't do this does Bitwig feature questions?
Maybe you weren't directing this at me - it's hard to tell, but since I was one of the only folks asking about audio manipulation instead of midi manipulation, I'm thinking it was directed here.
Not looking for a surgical kit - just whether a certain feature that has become as useful to me as pencil and paper will be included in the basics. The official Bitwig information is silent on the topic as far as I can tell.
rockstar_not wrote:The answers at least have me believing that there is an actual set of code somewhere instead of someone that is just good with GUI design and video editing skills pulling off a grand joke on the music software community.
rockstar_not wrote: The auto cross-fade that is in Tracktion is also a huge time saver when comping and editing down speeches and lectures to remove pregnant pauses, repeats, coughs, etc. (something I've had to do quite a bit in the past).
Yeah I can understand... I read the SOS review and they basically said the same. Having never used Traktion before, I've been watching to see how all plays out. I love the amount of great choices and competition can really help push innovation.rockstar_not wrote:I've tried Reaper. In fact, I did the thing where I made an SD card on it with self-contained Reaper - I keep it in my USB microphone case and now and then I tossed it into my suitcase for business trips and I had a self-contained audio recording/editing toolkit.elxsound wrote:I can second this... As you mention ProTools and as Ogopogo mentions Reaper are great for this. I haven't tried Traktion but I'm intrigued by this since it's a single window DAW which would be even better (for me) editing. I have to do the same with Dialogue, and I don't know what I'd do without those options either.Ogopogo wrote:@rockstar Reaper has auto crossfades. It is a very powerful audio editor, and it's got a lot of stuff, like the action list and macros, that can really help with monotonous tasks. I'd say check it out. The demo is uncrippled and you can install it in about 5 minutes. No kidding.
I'd aslo love to know if BW can do this too (I mean imagine that... one DAW to rule them all?).
Then I bought a Mikey Digital for my iPhone and Garageband for iOS and I haven't touched Reaper since.
Tracktion's fades and autocross fades are great, if you ask me. I'm a sort of Tracktion fan-boy, the one window construct and M.O. really fit hand-in-glove for my brain, but I was disappointed with the Tracktion 4 release being really nothing new. I'm cranking away on Tracktion 3 to this day.
-Scott
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