I made a “root-indexed” pitch class arpeggiator in #Bitwig Grid. You can use incoming notes as indexes to arpeggiate the harmony on another track. The indexes pick the pitch classes of the harmony, starting from the root note of the harmony.

I made an “indexed” arpeggiator in #Bitwig Grid. An oddity (maybe good, maybe not) is that it indexes by pitch class. That is, index 0 always picks the lowest pitch class in the harmony (which may not be the pitch class of the lowest note).

I made a “strict” version of Harmonize in the Grid. It’s strict in that every output note shares the pitch class of a harmony note (assuming there are harmony notes). This differs from the stock Harmonize device, which sometimes plays other notes as long as they don’t clash with the harmony. #Bitwig

I've identified how #Bitwig Studio's #KeyFilter device goes wrong when Mode Shift is negative.

It's an off-by-1 error, a very common kind of error in software.

Details in this KVR post: www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewto...

I've sent a detailed report to Bitwig.