Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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In this video, I walk you through how I take a simple grid patch in Bitwig and turn it into the basis for a full track. I show you ways to separate different instrument parts using the DC offset trick, so you can process and arrange elements like drums, pads, and arps on their own tracks. This method lets you bounce out individual parts easily and start building a more structured song, adding new layers and effects as needed. I think it's a fun and flexible approach, and I encourage you to experiment with it for your own music.

Video transcribed, summarized and Q&A on my Blog (no ads): polarity.me/posts/polarity-music/2025-07-22-multi-audio-output-from-the-bitwig-grid
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