Building a Beginner-Friendly Percussive Voice in Bitwig's Grid

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This one is very much inspired by the DFAM synthesizer by Moog. It's percussive, it's punchy, it's gritty, and thanks to multiple modulation sequences, it has lots and lots of movement. I did my best to try and keep this beginner-friendly, but from this patch you can experiment further and explore all sorts of directions.

00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Sound sources
01:14 - Amplitude envelope
03:17 - Pitch modulation
04:49 - Filter
06:09 - Noise
08:03 - Velocity sequence
10:14 - Amp decay sequencer
11:04 - Why modulators
13:22 - Cutoff sequencer
14:07 - Pitch mod sequencer

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