Generate Sounds and Morph between them

Yesterday, I had an idea about synthesizer preset generation that I think you'll find interesting. Here's a summary of the concept:

• Initial Setup: I started by creating a basic chord using the Polymer synthesizer. Instead of manually adjusting values for a preset, I aimed to automate preset generation.
• Previous Experience: This concept is similar to my Rendo Rambo preset for Poisoned, but with the added ability to save the generated presets, overcoming previous limitations.
• Implementation Steps:I used a note grid in front of the Polymer synthesizer. This method isn't limited to Bitwig synthesizers; it works with VSTs and other effects too.
  I incorporated a CC out device and a value knob, connecting them and setting them to a specific MIDI channel (I chose 16 to avoid conflicts with other MIDI controllers).
  Voice stacking was implemented for multiple voices, each assigned different CC numbers.
  I added a step modulator, set to per voice mode, and modulated the phase modulation with a stack spread modulator.
• Generating Random Presets:This setup allows for the generation of random CC values on each channel.
  In Polymer, I used a MIDI modulator to assign CC values to various synthesizer parameters like wave table index, phase modulation, and filter frequency.
  By pressing a "dice" button, new presets are randomly generated, with the range of changes adjustable.
• Saving and Recalling Presets:The step modulator, unique to Bitwig Studio, enables the saving of these random values within a project or preset.
  This approach can be extended to other elements like reverb, with CC values controlling different aspects.
• Modular Approach:The technique is highly modular. For instance, you can create multiple presets and blend them using a vector-4 or vector-8 modulator, generating new presets by mixing existing ones.
• Practical Applications:This method is useful for creating slight variations of the same sound within a single song.
  It's particularly effective for genres like deep dub house, allowing for subtle changes in patterns and timbres.
• Closing Thoughts:I hope this idea is useful to you. If you like it, please leave a like and subscribe to my channel for more content.

This method offers a new way to dynamically generate and vary synth presets, providing more flexibility and creativity in sound design.