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Evening Song (Jaeger, Solo, Noire, Omnisphere, Continua)
This is a music track that I improvised on two MIDI keyboards connected to Bitwig Studio on a desktop PC. There the MIDI was routed to Jaeger for the singing voice, Solo for the flute, Noire for the piano, and Omnisphere and Continua for the background instruments.
After bringing the audio recording into Vegas Pro, I applied the Lurssen Mastering Console plug-in to the audio mix.
It's titled Evening Song.
Comments
Very nice David, it’s evening here and the music fitted in beautifully 👌
Thanks, @GeoTony. Much appreciated.
Curious how you’re using two keyboards?
I have one of the MIDI keyboards set for MIDI channel 1 and the other set for MIDI channel 2. With the lower keyboard, I tend to route the notes into a piano preset within Bitwig Studio, while the upper keyboard is usually routed to a solo instrument, such as a flute, cello, or singing voice within Bitwig. I also tend to record a separate Omni-channel track in Bitwig to grab both keyboards (set initially to zero volume), which can come in handy later when I’m reorchestrating everything.
It’s mostly the left hand for the lower keyboard and the right hand for the upper keyboard, though there can be frequent shifts to having both hands on the same keyboard, if that’s where the music seems to be going.
Don’t know if that description is helpful. The setup has evolved for improvisation, with some flexibility to reroute the notes later to other instruments.