How to draw these patterns into the Piano-Roll? (Patreon)

In my recent Bitwig Studio tutorials, I explored creating visually interesting patterns in the piano roll using various techniques. You can watch the shorts on my youtube or instagram 

1. Basic Setup: I started with an instrument track containing a note clip with selected notes. Using the 'Pitch Class' color option in Bitwig, I made the notes colorful for better visualization.
2. Using Note Grids and Pitch Input: I employed multiple note grids for different patterns. By multiplying each note pitch with 120, I converted pitches to integers, impacting the phase frequency and trigger speed differently for each note. This created unique polyrhythms or polymeters.
3. Pattern Variation: I experimented with different modules like 'Absolute' to handle negative values, 'Pitch Quantize', and 'Modulator Out' to vary pattern lengths and note gate lengths. This resulted in visually pleasing patterns and even 3D corridor-like visuals.
4. ADSR Usage: I used an ADSR module to maintain the sustain of notes.
5. Advanced Techniques: I experimented with inverting piano roll values, using pinch and mirror effects, and scaling to alter patterns. LFOs were also utilized to create complex patterns.
6. Polymeter and Polyrythm Experiments: Some patterns involved long curves, bipolar to unipolar conversions, and varying pattern lengths for each note to create intricate polymeters.
7. Randomized Frequencies and Micro Expressions: I created randomized frequencies, converting them into Bitwig notes with micro pitch-bends. These were then fed into synthesizers like Polymer, producing unique sounds.
8. Additive Synthesis Approach: By recording these notes and pitch-bends, I used them with basic synths to create sounds akin to additive synthesis.
9. Sharing and Community Engagement: I shared these project files on my Patreon and YouTube community tab for others to explore.

The experiments showcased Bitwig's robust performance and versatility in creating complex patterns and sounds, demonstrating its capability as a powerful music production tool.

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