Hi all I'm new to Bitwig studio. Can you share your experience making acoustic music, orchestral music in bitwig studio? I'm using vst instruments so the piano roll is important to me too. Can you share about your experience I highly appreciate your effort.
I am trying to uninstall Bitwig from my computer and I'm not sure as to how. I currently do not have the .deb package and a sudo apt-get remove bitwig does not seem to be working. Bitwig is not on the Software Center either.
You could download the PKGBUILD file and edit it (and update the checksums) then use it to build a new package using makepkg. This is what I've done and it worked absolutely fine. I've used the bitwig-studio-beta PKGFILE though to have it installed side by side.
suggestion: add (plugin type)-host entries to the PKGBUILD provides=() array. Example: locally I edited the PKGBUILD adding 'clap-host' to provides=(). This allowed bitwig to satisfy a requirement of the pacman group clap-plugins.
I created a version of the bitwig-studio-beta PKGBUILD that works with the flatpak version of Bitwig studio 4.3 beta 1. It does require ostree as a make dependency to extract the files, but it seems to work fine. From what I've heard, they will be distributing more than just the flatpak in the future, so it probably won't be an issue anyway. Here is the PKGBUILD for reference:
In this podcast the lead developer one of the founders of Bitwig explains the architecture and some of their technology choices. -10-daw-evolution-iii-bitwig-studio-past-present/id1523193837?i=1000514435530
Both Nanostudio 1 and 2 were completely written in C++ including UI (using OpenGL) and it was running on win/mac/ios (ns2 just internally for our testing purposes, was not publicly released on win/mac but basically it was working, Matt did whole developement on Windows machine and just deployed it to testflight/appstore from Xcode) It was all clean pure C++ code with lots of asm for cpu sensitive parts.
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