There is a better way too add devices using Keyboard Maestro. You can copy the default preset of any device (located in a hidden folder in the user library) to the clipboard and paste it into bitwig. Much faster and more reliable because it’s not dependant on lag time from bitwig executing all these commands.
i have full faith in bitwig adding everything, they have done a phenomenal job over the decade, and they will continue to innovate for sure. it will never be perfect, a daw is just way too complex
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I’m only just learning that other DAWs have this! Would definitely be cool to have natively
macs come with automator which is a bit like this not sure if it would do some or any of this i used it years ago for creating photo files searching for a name and replacing with a description then it would add 001 then 002 etc to the names of any files in a folder and move to a folder it created with the name, all this with a single click. that was 15 years ago its still in there but might be fun to see if its doing anything like this probably not as sophisticated but who knows lol
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@@williamshaneblyth I believe that it's not quite as flexible with mouse-based automation but I could be wrong
For the kick+snare+hi hat clips you could save and insert a single bwscene file. Tracks would be inserted inside a group but there is a ungroup command for tracks
Amazing content as always, boy does this get the the brain pulsing !! My son starts a music production in September. You have ensured that he is going to make some waves when he starts :=)
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That’s awesome! Do you mean he’s starting a course?
Very cool man! You can do the same with apps like touch portal where you can map these actions on buttons in your phone display.
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Ooooh! So I could have my iPad set up with every possible shortcut? I suppose I could also utilize something like TouchOSC as Keyboard Maestro can receive MIDI as a trigger too!
Bloody marvellous! In true sorcerer's apprentice stylee you have taught me something already! I've been using a clumsy method of jumping the mouse pointer around the screen, namely finding an image; I didn't realise that the Get button was available. This is going to inspire me to come up with a lot more macros! I really like the Bitwig Global thing, although I think mine is going to be activated by the Shift/Cmd/P key stroke since this is commonly used as a Command Palette shortcut by lots of coding tools.
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I can’t thank you enough for introducing me to this! I am obsessed 🤩 Super excited to hear what new automations you end up creating brother
One question I have: How do you change the panel at the top of the side browser to contain custom buttons/locations?
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@@carlcaulkett3050You press the 4 squares on the far left of that browser to bring up the overall library and then you just drag whatever folder you want (and have added to the library) to the top of the browser
adding device can be even faster without the pop up browser by setting a clipboard target to a .bwpreset file of the device on your disk locally and then paste command
Alternatives to Windows are: - Pulover’s Macro Creator - tinytask - FastKeys These alternatives are much easier than this in the video Just record what you want and have a shortcut for it.
@@SjarMenace I choose the easiest way I will tell you how to do it I record the steps by tinytask Extracts the process as EXE I put all my EXEs in one folder I use Wise Hotkey software To create a shortcut for each process
Just found out an issue here: Sometimes when I'm focusing on, e.g. any given clip on track 1. When pressing T, Bitwig could still be focusing on Track 2 Header. This behaviour make the Adding EQ+ process somewhat unpredictable (I can't make it happen on clip / Track1 100% of the time.
Hello Sir..Your video is awesome.. I'm using a touch screen wih Mac and want to trigger scene via.KM. The problem is I have to be very accurate selecting the play button in scene. Can you do a tutorial on how to setup this automation KeyBoard Maestro so all I have to do is touch the scene slot and the play button will trigger the scene?
@@croayI use AutoHotKey with Bitwig. It’s great for some tasks but (imo) def more convoluted than Keyboard Maestro. Damn, I wish this available in windows…
when you reach this stage of brain work I´m wondering how meditation works for you? I was born probably 20 years too early to have this capability of projecting the action from a machine...good on you though...work speed shoud be matching brain speed...mine is slow and easy and I would not loose it for anything in the world. love you bro!
sorry for the huge delay in answering.. Are you talking about automating plugin parameters (for example)? automation in Reaper is much more advanced and functional than in Bitwig. I would call the key feature of Reaper is the ability to create Actions / Scripts - this is a kind of analogue of macros in Studio One / Cubase. that is, you have the ability to construct a certain algorithm of actions that will be sequentially launched when you press just one key. for example: - select all tracks named "XXX" - increase the volume on the selected tracks by 3 dB - add fabfilter pro q 3 to the selected tracks - combine all tracks into a group - deselect all tracks - ... etc. that is, you have the ability to automate routine processes that you do every day and that take up your time. for example, you can align vocals, remove "silence" and so on with the press of one key. just a few seconds, when in other DAWs it takes a lot of effort and energy. I am an experienced Reaper user since 2011, and have written 1000+ tracks for audiostocks (Audiojungle, etc) in it, and from my own experience I can tell you that Reaper is good for those who work on a "conveyor line" : ghost producers, musicians for audiostocks, voice acting, game / movie sound engineers / designers, etc. Since 2018, I discovered Bitwig - and it has a more creative environment, the ability to improvise, "pure creativity", creating music in Bitwig is like a game, where you constantly discover something for yourself. Bitwig has brought back the "child's mindset" in creating music. However, of course, each program has its own advantages and disadvantages.
There is a better way too add devices using Keyboard Maestro. You can copy the default preset of any device (located in a hidden folder in the user library) to the clipboard and paste it into bitwig. Much faster and more reliable because it’s not dependant on lag time from bitwig executing all these commands.
Omg smartyboi
Lol is je account nou nog steeds niet geverifieerd met een vinkje
Fuck YEAH
Dude this is a game changer
This is cool, found the presets folder, but the defaults are not in there. Any ideas?
Me losing all faith in Bitwig adding a native macro system.... *Tache Enters The Chat*
i have full faith in bitwig adding everything, they have done a phenomenal job over the decade, and they will continue to innovate for sure.
it will never be perfect, a daw is just way too complex
I’m only just learning that other DAWs have this! Would definitely be cool to have natively
macs come with automator which is a bit like this not sure if it would do some or any of this i used it years ago for creating photo files searching for a name and replacing with a description then it would add 001 then 002 etc to the names of any files in a folder and move to a folder it created with the name, all this with a single click. that was 15 years ago its still in there but might be fun to see if its doing anything like this probably not as sophisticated but who knows lol
@@williamshaneblyth I believe that it's not quite as flexible with mouse-based automation but I could be wrong
I don't think it is but I was making more a general comment as I know it does certain thinks well on the system
For the kick+snare+hi hat clips you could save and insert a single bwscene file. Tracks would be inserted inside a group but there is a ungroup command for tracks
Amazing content as always, boy does this get the the brain pulsing !! My son starts a music production in September. You have ensured that he is going to make some waves when he starts :=)
That’s awesome! Do you mean he’s starting a course?
Yes!! 🙄
Very cool man! You can do the same with apps like touch portal where you can map these actions on buttons in your phone display.
Ooooh! So I could have my iPad set up with every possible shortcut? I suppose I could also utilize something like TouchOSC as Keyboard Maestro can receive MIDI as a trigger too!
Seeing if there was something for bitwig like Metagrid and this popped up. Your videos are always fire!
Love u buddy, thanks for ALL the good tips!
You are most welcome 🙏🏻
Thanks man! Much Love
You’re very welcome friend!
Bloody marvellous! In true sorcerer's apprentice stylee you have taught me something already! I've been using a clumsy method of jumping the mouse pointer around the screen, namely finding an image; I didn't realise that the Get button was available. This is going to inspire me to come up with a lot more macros! I really like the Bitwig Global thing, although I think mine is going to be activated by the Shift/Cmd/P key stroke since this is commonly used as a Command Palette shortcut by lots of coding tools.
I can’t thank you enough for introducing me to this! I am obsessed 🤩 Super excited to hear what new automations you end up creating brother
One question I have: How do you change the panel at the top of the side browser to contain custom buttons/locations?
@@carlcaulkett3050You press the 4 squares on the far left of that browser to bring up the overall library and then you just drag whatever folder you want (and have added to the library) to the top of the browser
Cheers, buddy :)
adding device can be even faster without the pop up browser by setting a clipboard target to a .bwpreset file of the device on your disk locally and then paste command
Oooh 😯 Love this! Thank you
can you please explain this for all of us who can't figure it out! Thanks!
Alternatives to Windows are:
- Pulover’s Macro Creator
- tinytask
- FastKeys
These alternatives are much easier than this in the video
Just record what you want and have a shortcut for it.
Which one do you recommend
@@SjarMenace
I choose the easiest way I will tell you how to do it
I record the steps by tinytask
Extracts the process as EXE
I put all my EXEs in one folder
I use Wise Hotkey software
To create a shortcut for each process
Duuuuuuuuuude this is insane !
🥳🥳🥳
Just found out an issue here:
Sometimes when I'm focusing on, e.g. any given clip on track 1. When pressing T, Bitwig could still be focusing on Track 2 Header. This behaviour make the Adding EQ+ process somewhat unpredictable (I can't make it happen on clip / Track1 100% of the time.
Splendid! 😋
Spiffing 🤓
People are talking about coping presets to the clipboard instead for inserting devices. How to do this?
Hello Sir..Your video is awesome..
I'm using a touch screen wih Mac and want to trigger scene via.KM. The problem is I have to be very accurate selecting the play button in scene. Can you do a tutorial on how to setup this automation KeyBoard Maestro so all I have to do is touch the scene slot and the play button will trigger the scene?
Its such a shame you cant save a 'default' track in bitwig.
Right!?
Is there a way to follow through on windows?
I believe you can use something called Autohotkeys. Some other users mentioned it in other comments 🙏🏻
oh, thanks for pointing me that, appreciate you Tache
@@croayI use AutoHotKey with Bitwig. It’s great for some tasks but (imo) def more convoluted than Keyboard Maestro.
Damn, I wish this available in windows…
Can we replicate this with autohotkeys on windows?
I would assume so although I haven’t touched a windows computer since George Bush was president
yes! there is no search/trigger by name functionality, so you'll have to keep track of your macros and binds, but it works very well and is stable
@@jr.the.dude45Thanks for clarifying 🙏🏻
Which one? "New World Order" George, or "They are the evil ones" George? 😉
@carlcaulkett3050 The shoe dodger haha - although he certainly did his part for bringing about the impending NWO laid out by pops
Genius
I almost didn't recognize you with a shirt on, tâches. ;-)
Love Bitwig but for macro workflows simplicity and power, Studio One is the best.
epic thumbnail m8
Thank you it was a labour of pure love hahaha
when you reach this stage of brain work I´m wondering how meditation works for you? I was born probably 20 years too early to have this capability of projecting the action from a machine...good on you though...work speed shoud be matching brain speed...mine is slow and easy and I would not loose it for anything in the world. love you bro!
Nice!
Emacs gang!
Hahaha time to get ready for work so that when it is time to work I am ready to work.
Bitwig guys open Actions for themselves ) Reaper guys 🤭
I have yet to explore Reaper! Is automation a key part of its workflow?
Reapers scripting language?
Reaper is dope but scary at the same time. There are millions of scripts/actions available for free.
sorry for the huge delay in answering..
Are you talking about automating plugin parameters (for example)? automation in Reaper is much more advanced and functional than in Bitwig.
I would call the key feature of Reaper is the ability to create Actions / Scripts - this is a kind of analogue of macros in Studio One / Cubase.
that is, you have the ability to construct a certain algorithm of actions that will be sequentially launched when you press just one key.
for example:
- select all tracks named "XXX"
- increase the volume on the selected tracks by 3 dB
- add fabfilter pro q 3 to the selected tracks
- combine all tracks into a group
- deselect all tracks
- ... etc.
that is, you have the ability to automate routine processes that you do every day and that take up your time. for example, you can align vocals, remove "silence" and so on with the press of one key. just a few seconds, when in other DAWs it takes a lot of effort and energy.
I am an experienced Reaper user since 2011, and have written 1000+ tracks for audiostocks (Audiojungle, etc) in it, and from my own experience I can tell you that Reaper is good for those who work on a "conveyor line" : ghost producers, musicians for audiostocks, voice acting, game / movie sound engineers / designers, etc.
Since 2018, I discovered Bitwig - and it has a more creative environment, the ability to improvise, "pure creativity", creating music in Bitwig is like a game, where you constantly discover something for yourself.
Bitwig has brought back the "child's mindset" in creating music.
However, of course, each program has its own advantages and disadvantages.
dat hot pink Comic Sans tho
Is there any other color? Is there any other font?
in which, you present an air-tight case.
Why dont you say alternative for windows
So much work just to make bitwig do an ableton thing
Technically there is no shortcut for it in Ableton though
Bitwig user who can’t buy really expensive Ableton course.
wot?
(mac)