Tutorials For Bitwing . How to play Music

Welcome to Bitwing Studio! We are glad you have joined us and are
excited to help you create, compose, polish, and perform your music.
The purpose of this tutorials is to walk you through most of Bitwing
Studio's functions and show you how to operate the program. The
chapters and topics are arranged progressively, with basic concepts
appearing first and advanced ideas showing up later. And although this
tutorials does not attempt to explain fundamental audio and musical
concepts, it is written for users of any stripe who want to use software
to make music.

Bitwing Studio exists for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and the process
of installing it on your computer depends upon the platform you are
using. Each installer package contains either an installer that tutorials you
through the process or instructions for copying the application onto
your computer.

Once Bitwing Studio is on your machine, it's time to open it up and get
ready to start making music. The program itself helps you set things up.
This section will tutorials you through choosing your settings on that first
launch and show you how to revisit them later.



1. Bitwing Studio Concepts
2. Anatomy of the Bitwing Studio Window
3. The Arrange View and Tracks
4. Arranger Clips and the Browser Panel
5. The Clip Launcher
6. The Mix View
7. Introduction to Devices
8. Automation
9. Working with Audio Events
10. Working with Note Events
11. Going Between Notes and Audio
12. Working with Projects and Exporting
13. MIDI Controllers
14. Advanced Device Concepts
15. Device Descriptions