Everything is Stereo in the Grid (Patreon)

In this video, I wanted to focus on a unique feature of the grid: every signal within it is a stereo signal, offering interesting possibilities. Here are the key moments:

• Introduction to Stereo Signals in the Grid: I started by explaining that every signal in the grid is a stereo signal, providing various creative possibilities.
• Demonstration with Pitch Module and Oscilloscope: Used a pitch module to demonstrate changes in signal within an oscilloscope.
  Highlighted a feature of the oscilloscope - the stereo button - which, when enabled, shows the right channel while disabling the second input check.
• Stereo Split and Merge Technique:Explained how to split a stereo signal into two mono signals (left and right) and then use a transpose on them.
  Showed how to manipulate the right side pitch independently from the left.
• Application of Stereo Split and Merge:Discussed the flexibility and complexity of teaching the grid due to its versatile use in various situations.
  Emphasized that stereo split can be used for splitting any signal, not just audio, within the grid.
• Oscillators and Stereo Detuning:Pointed out that oscillators in the grid are stereo oscillators and can be detuned separately on each side.
• Creating a Mono Signal from Stereo Input:Discussed the mid-channel, which combines the left and right channels into a mono signal without pitch differences.
• Advanced Techniques with Stereo Signals:Explored using transpose on side channels, affecting the pitch of left and right channels oppositely.
  Demonstrated how to use one oscillator to play two sounds with different triggers.
  Introduced the concept of feedback loops using phase modulation between different channels.
• Versatility of Grid Modules:Emphasized that grid modules are not limited to audio; they can manipulate pitch, phase, and gate signals.
  Highlighted the endless possibilities for creating sounds or signal lines.
• Conclusion and Invitation for Feedback:Concluded by highlighting the ability to create diverse sounds and behaviors using stereo features.
  Encouraged viewers to like, subscribe, and comment, indicating interest in a more compact video on this topic for my Bitwig guide channel.

This video aimed to illuminate the sophisticated yet versatile features of the grid, specifically focusing on stereo signals and their creative applications in music production.