Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This video is a follow-up to my previous #15 in this series. I show you the simplest workflow for making clean 24-bit samples for a sample pack that you keep in your own library, share with other producer friends, or sell as a paid sample pack. I also demonstrate how to take one audio event out of a larger clip full of multiple audio events, and turn that one specific audio event into its own new sample.
Although I don't reference it in this video, here is a link to the "Bitwig Handbook" that it often mentioned in this series. This is an evergreen document that I will continue to expand and improve as I make more Bitwig tutorials.
docs.google.com/document/d/1XRd6Y_u8HuAo8PvnY4AzLMX7PoikIhUoqHM4ABgxumI/edit?usp=sharing
If you enjoyed this video, please do me a solid and not only like the video (and subscribe to my channel), but also give me a follow on SoundCloud and Spotify. Thanks!
soundcloud.com/baphometrix
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This video is a follow-up to my previous #15 in this series. I show you the simplest workflow for making clean 24-bit samples for a sample pack that you keep in your own library, share with other producer friends, or sell as a paid sample pack. I also demonstrate how to take one audio event out of a larger clip full of multiple audio events, and turn that one specific audio event into its own new sample.
Although I don't reference it in this video, here is a link to the "Bitwig Handbook" that it often mentioned in this series. This is an evergreen document that I will continue to expand and improve as I make more Bitwig tutorials.
docs.google.com/document/d/1XRd6Y_u8HuAo8PvnY4AzLMX7PoikIhUoqHM4ABgxumI/edit?usp=sharing
If you enjoyed this video, please do me a solid and not only like the video (and subscribe to my channel), but also give me a follow on SoundCloud and Spotify. Thanks!
soundcloud.com/baphometrix
open.spotify.com/artist/6OvuAOnVItgHAD1yuCRU8a
