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OrganIC - 119bpm
By thisissami on January 14, 2018 3:26 amMy 2nd production in Bitwig... damn this software is buggy!! Super early in it's life, and can be infuriating to use!! But the creative potential...
I'm not too stoked on the mixing for this one, but I ran out of time - so it is what it is. 
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THISISSAMI IN THE HIZZZIE
the beat switch about half way really made things click, nice!
Damn, that's good to know. Buggy in the "crashing" sense, or buggy in the "not really doing what it says on the tin" sense? Nice groove, though! (There are a few notes in that comb-filtered lead that sound like they're a few ms late...don't know if that's "feel" or an issue with parsing playing input.)
No crashing - from that end pretty good. There's a bunch of minor stuff (e.g. exporting audio not letting you type in the bars you want to start/end) that gets pretty frustrating, and then some super major stuff (ghost automation being added when exporting that you 100% did not do, parameters not being saved and being different when opening a saved file). I would not recommend this as a professional software. They need to fix their bugs. It's honestly shocking and imo straight-up deceitful that they have bugs this unacceptable 4-5 years into the software's existence.
Damn, that's good to know. Buggy in the "crashing" sense, or buggy in the "not really doing what it says on the tin" sense? Nice groove, though! (There are a few notes in that comb-filtered lead that sound like they're a few ms late...don't know if that's "feel" or an issue with parsing playing input.)