Teenage Engineering have announced a new operating system for the OP1 portable instrument. Read more about this powerful music production platform in our in-depth spotlight. Extend this collection with your favorite VST effects and instruments, and use them side by side with BITWIG STUDIO internal devices. Conventional Instruments (Polysynth, FM-4, Organ, Sampler and analog-style Drum Modules) and FX (Delays, Equalizers, Compressors), as well as Container devices (to build parallel instrument or effect chains), Note FX, and Modulator devices (additional controllers like LFOs, envelope followers and step sequencers for modulating any other device). Combining traditional arrangement sequencing with modern performance-oriented clip launching workflows, Bitwig Studio offers a state-of-the-art audio engine under the hood, with full multi-processing support, a unified modulation system, 32/64-bit VST plugin bridging, and VST plugin crash protection.īitwig Studio comes with over 50 included devices. The DAW lands with a price of $399 and a list of features that looks to challenge every other computer music platform on the market.īitwig Studio is a new and innovative music creation, recording, and performance software that supports all three major computing platforms: Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The flexible music production platform has finally hit the retail market today and it’s looking like a game changer. If you’ve been following the development of Bitwig Studio over the past couple of years, you’re probably excited for this news like we are.
In this week’s music tech news roundup: Bitwig Studio is released to the public, Teenage Engineering’s OP1 gets a cool new operating system, Ken Macbeth shows us more of the Elements synth, organize Audio Units with Auganizer, and learn more about Roland’s Aira TR-8 drum machine.
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