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31 de ene. de 2018 · 20.9K subscribers. Subscribed. 99. 8.2K views 6 years ago PreSonus Studio One Professional. Sometimes you might use MIDI files that are too rigidly quantized. You want some "feel' to the...
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17 de jun. de 2017 · 85.6K subscribers. 11K views 6 years ago 🎚️ Curso de Presonus STUDIO ONE (Tutoriales) ...more. Hola que taaaaal Damiselos y Damiselas, en el video de hoy os enseñaré a hacer que el MIDI...
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- Kick It
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- To Er Is Human
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- Guidance For Better Productions in Studio One 5: Step-By-Step
If you find that your kick drum doesn’t have enough weight to it, consider creating an aux track and adding a Tone Generator set to a 60Hz sine wave as an insert. Next, add a gate and set its sidechain input to receive from the kick drum track. Adjust the gate until the Tone Generator is only heard when triggered by the kick. Now add an audio track...
What’s better than pads on a track? How about choppy, rhythmic pads? Create a pad track and insert a compressor. Use something such as a hi-hat track for the rhythm and select it from the compressor’s sidechain input on the pad track. Adjust the threshold, attack and release until you get a rhythmic pad. In Studio One, it’s easy to create multi-ins...
If MIDI parts are too stiff and robotic, right-click them and hit Humanize. From the pop-up menu, you can add a velocity and/or note start range. Click okay to adjust the selected note so the timing is less perfect and more realistic. To save time building up new tracks from scratch, create templates by dragging your most-used instruments, effects,...
To reduce processing power, convert your MIDI part to audio. Right-click on the Instrument Track (not the MIDI part) and select Transform to Audio Track from the menu. This can render the part as audio, remove virtual instruments and preserve any effects tails. If you’re absolutely sure you won’t need the MIDI part again, select it on the track, ri...
Kick the habit
1. Create an aux track and add Tone Generator as an insert. Select sine wave and adjust the frequency to about 60Hz to get a thick sub tone. 2. Add a gate after the Tone Generator. Set the sidechain input of the gate to the kick track. Adjust the threshold, reduction range, attack, hold and release to shape the kick’s tone.
Pad it out
3. Add a compressor to the inserts on a pad or string track. Set the compression ratio so that it’s fairly heavy, at about 4:1 or higher. You want lots of gain reduction in the strings when triggered. 4. Set the sidechain input on the compressor to trigger from a hi-hat or other rhythmic track. Adjust the gain reduction to taste to create an interesting rhythmic sound. 5. Drag an instrument from the browser to create an Instrument Track. Drop another instrument onto the track and click Combin...
Smart shortcuts
9. To create a song-writing template, drag your most-used virtual instruments to the main area to create tracks. You can also add bus tracks, audio tracks, effects and anything else as needed. 10. When your song is set up, click File > Save as Template to save it for later recall. Create templates for songwriting and for mixing to speed up your creative processes. 11. Issue each template with a simple, unique name, such as Songwriting, Mixing, Band Recording, Scoring – whatever reflects the r...
10 de sept. de 2021 · Select all the notes. Click on Action, and under Global, choose Select Notes. Choose Range, set Velocity from 1% to 30%, and click OK (fig. 3). This is why we wanted to set the notes slightly below 30%—to make sure we caught all of them in this step. Figure 3: Getting ready to humanize notes with velocities under 30%. Choose Action > Humanize.
28 de mar. de 2019 · 75. 5.5K views 4 years ago #midi #studioone #darkroastrecording. If this video helps you, Please Like and SUBSCRIBE. So we recorded my Yamaha DTXplorer kit into Studio One v4 with Midi....
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31 de oct. de 2018 · 1. Ease up on the quantization, pal. What makes music sound human? Unlike robots and drum machines, human musicians don’t act according to a grid — we make mistakes and respond dynamically during complex situations. In light of this, why is it so tempting to quantize electronic drum beats so that they’re always sitting perfectly in the grid?
Actions: Quantize, Velocity, and Humanize (06:09) Video Description: In the previous video you learned some of the commands from the Action menu. In this clip you will see the Quantize and Velocity commands in practice.
