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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88151, member: 27"]
Automation data finally behaves like proper clips in Bitwig Studio 6, and that alone reshapes how arrangements get built.

Automation clips shake things up
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[*]Bitwig treats automation as draggable, loopable blocks.
[*]Independent time-stretching and start times apply per clip.
[*]Users can save them or feed MSEG modules directly.
[*]Spread mode randomizes values across each pass.
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Clip aliases keep edits synced everywhere
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[*]Linked copies share a single fingerprint across instances.
[*]Editing one alias pushes changes to every duplicate.
[*]Merge Duplicate Patterns locks identical clips together.
[*]Make Unique decouples any alias on demand.
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Project-wide key signature integration
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[*]A global scale setting feeds the Piano Roll directly.
[*]Snap to Key locks note drawing to that scale.
[*]Arpeggiator and Key Filter+ follow the project key.
[*]Circular modulation wraps pitch instead of stalling out.
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Fresh workflow and interface tools
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[*]A spray-can tool paints notes at current grid intervals.
[*]Audition tool previews isolated tracks or clips instantly.
[*]Step input accepts multi-note entry via MIDI or keyboard.
[*]Arranger Auto Zoom enlarges the selected track dynamically.
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Pricing and compatibility details
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[*]Bitwig Studio runs $399 for the full version.
[*]Producer and Essentials tiers cost $199 and $99.
[*]Windows, macOS, and Linux are all supported platforms.
[*]VST2, VST3, CLAP, AU, and AAX formats work.
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