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Bitwig Bitwig Studio 4 €379

It’s seven years since Bitwig Studio first appeared, bringing with it a fresh approach to audio and clip arrangement that made many of the established DAWs feel sluggish and, quite frankly, a bit old-fashioned by comparison. In the intervening years a program of regular updates and full version upgrades have enhanced its features, expanded the bundled content and generally finessed its offering. Nevertheless, the underlying concept, which combines linear clip arrangement and performance style clip launching has remained the same.

Same difference

Where Bitwig Studio differs from many of its competitors is by providing its two key

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