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Bitwig Studio 4.0

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  • Latest Version

    Bitwig Studio 5.1.6

  • Operating System

    Windows 7 / Windows 7 64 / Windows 8 / Windows 8 64 / Windows 10 / Windows 10 64

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    Bitwig GmbH / External Link

  • Filename

    Bitwig Studio 4.0.msi

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system. Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of Bitwig Studio 4.0.


For those interested in downloading the most recent release of Bitwig Studio or reading our review, simply click here.


All old versions distributed on our website are completely virus-free and available for download at no cost.


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What's new in this version:

Recording to the Arranger or Launcher:
- To record on the Arranger timeline: new audio recordings are automatically added as comping take lanes when passing non-looping audio clips
- For "cycle recording," just enable the Arranger loop
- To record into the Clip Launcher: from the Play menu, enable Record as Comping Takes, and set an appropriate Take Length
- Clips containing take lanes show the comping icon on their top right edge
- Since comping lives within the clip, comping clips can be freely dragged between the Launcher and Arranger
- Since comping lives within the clip, comping clips can be saved to your library, with take lanes intact and editable

Effortless Editing:
- When a clip containing takes is selected, the Detail Editor Panel displays the Comping expression view for editing
- Each take lane is given its own color for visualizing the sources used, and each take can be renamed
- Take lanes can be reordered by dragging their headers
- Dragging over a portion of any take lane to create a comping region
- Clicking on any take lane uses that take for the nearest comping region and selects the region
- Pressing [UP] or [DOWN] moves the comp region to the take above or below
- Pressing [LEFT] or [RIGHT] selects the previous or next comp region
- Double-clicking a take lane selects it in its entirety as the current comp
- From the composite lane, dragging the top of any comping region up and down adjusts its gain
- From the composite lane, sliding the bottom of any comping region left and right adjusts its timing
- Sliding a boundary where two comping regions meet moves their fade point
- Sliding a take boundary in the take lanes area also moves the transition point between comp regions
- Dragging near a boundary in the composite lane allows shortening a comp region to remove audio (including breaths, etc.)
- Deleting a time selection within a comp similarly replaces the selection with silence
- [ALT]-dragging a take lane slides the time of that entire lane (and any comp regions pointing to it)
- [SHIFT]-[ALT]-dragging a take lane slides the time of that all take lanes (and all comp regions referencing them)
- Comping expression editing keeps track of its own snapping setting, defaulting off
- [SHIFT]-dragging temporarily inverts the snapping setting

Layered Comp Editing:
- With multiple comping clips selected, layered editing mode of the Detail Editor Panel allows comp editing of multiple clips at once
- In the Comping expression view, the target layer shows all of its take lanes, and additional clips show only their composite lanes
- All comp editing gestures work as they do in regular (single) comp editing mode
- Using any of the comp editing gestures while holding [CTL] ([CMD] on Mac) applies that edit to only the single comp you are interacting with

Fold to Takes for Comping Any Source:
- Wrap any audio clip into takes by right-clicking on it and choosing Fold to Takes
- Select either how many takes to create, or the length for each take
- Drag any audio file from the Browser Panel to the take lane area to add a new take lane
- Right-click on any take lane header for Fold to Takes of that individual lane (in case a file is longer than the current comp, etc.)

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