It sounds like they're using some sort of didgeridoo sample.
this post was submitted on 24 Apr 2025
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I choose to name it Digitalidoo
I agree. Sounds like a didgeridoo with reverb and maybe a resonant low pass.
I donβt think youβd need to make a Synthesizer to make that sound try replicate it with a bitwig synth. Mess around with different waveforms then it sounds like itβs going through a vowel filter with some reverb or something.
Thanks. I was aiming for the learning process. I want to be able to hear or imagine a sound and then start linking up the oscillators and filters to get that specific sound. My end goal is to be all like... oh, take a square wave modulated by a sawtooth with a 4-pole notch here tumble-dried with an LFO insert, then hit the unison with muffler bearings and blinker fluid. Bam, There's the sound I wanted. But with less nonsense.
Sure I understand, I think the main thing shaping that sound would be a vowel filter.
Per your first comment, I played around with the Vowel Filter in Grid. That certainly does seem to be a factor! Thank you!
No problem. I never really use grid because the prebuilt synths in bitwig are usually powerful enough for my needs but have fun :)