What resources do you use?
I've been using Bitwig Studio Edition for a DAW. For the most part I stick with stock tools such as: polymer, delay+, filter+ (for the easily accessible waveshaper), reverb, "tool", are all the main tools I use. Sometimes I use vsts like...
- MAIM - "MAIM is the plugin for you if you want the sound of MP3 compression"
- allpassphase - weird allpass filter that adds cool phase sound
- SpectralSuite - cool spectral manipulation tools
- Dblue Glitch - i mostly use this for the retrigger effect
As for samples: I don't actually use them that often but I record myself playing the viola, singing and do a few field recordings. i also have the bitwig stock samples and halley labs resource center and whatever random sample packs i can find.
Who inspires you?
currently as of 2024...
- metaroom
- aquasine
- halley labs
- machine code (or current value, but i love the duo better)
- djrum
- floating points
- squarepusher
- barker
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flourish start
- low orbit (ft. mimir) (05:09)
- pas (02:40)
- antifield (01:56)
- miau labs (02:22)
- intellitechnica (03:03)
- nobody (02:48)
- trek (03:05)
- signal[go] (02:41)
- unix_purr (03:21)
- unix_fly (01:25)
- setback (04:04)
- borealis (04:56)
- xenophobia (03:13)
- wires (02:31)
- 0 (02:12)
- xekka00010101 (02:29)
- furgotech (04:42)
- septa (01:50)
- undesign (03:27)
- unix_unfurl (03:32)
interway
some side project stuff ep that i lost motivation to continue on, but was a nice learning experience.
- tkho (05:00)
- pseudo data (06:10)
- white blood (05:32)
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