Studio One Pro 7 MAC
JUAN | 30 October 2024 | 333.59 MB
Studio One Pro 7 is coming soon, along with exciting improvements for all Studio One products.
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Studio One Pro 7 is coming soon, along with exciting improvements for all Studio One products.
The most common challenge people face when trying to create new music is that they can hear the music inside their head, but they don’t know how to get it out there. Technology today has reached a point where this is now possible, even if you don’t know anything about music theory and technology. Studio One is equipped with extremely powerful tools that help musicians create new music, and in this course I’m going to show you how to take your musical ideas and turn them into finished songs using these tools. I’m going to guide you through every step of the process. There is no magic, mystery or sci-fi level artificial intelligence at work here. You’ll be using YOUR talent and creativity, make YOUR choices to create YOUR unique song. You’ll just be getting some super quality assistance and suggestions from software. Think of it as a songwriting partner that knows a lot about music. Please note that this is not a course that claims to teach songwriting from A to Z, or teach Studio One from A to Z (and beware of courses that promise that!). In this course we’re going to focus on your project. We’re going to focus on the step by step process of how to turn your musical ideas into finished songs.
If you’re looking forward to getting the most out of the new Studio One 7 update, you’re in the right place! In this Studio One 7 video tutorial series, Studio One wizard Eli Krantzberg breaks down all the shiny new features and updates, providing plenty of examples and usage scenarios along the way, as well as several tips to help maximize efficiency. From brand new components like Launcher (grid-based music production) and Deep Flight One (virtual instrument) to other updates and enhancements, it’s all covered here in detail, so you’ll be ready to hit the ground running! These Studio One videos are designed for those familiar with Studio One but new to version 7. Eli begins the series by demonstrating the new Splice extension, with which you can work with content from Splice (a huge sample library) directly within the Studio One browser. Next, Eli introduces you to Launcher, a new grid-based production tool that employs a non-linear approach through the use of cells, scenes, and playlists. You’ll learn how to populate the cells by dragging and dropping them from the timeline, Loops browser, or Splice browser, as well as by recording directly to a cell and copying events to other cells.
Studio One Pro 7 is coming soon, along with exciting improvements for all Studio One products.
If you work with electronic drums in Studio One but don’t use the Patterns feature, you’re missing out on a whole world of useful features that can make your drum beats way better and your life easier! In this Studio One video course, Eli Krantzberg, Studio One guru, will take you on a deep dive into the world of Patterns in S1, showing you how they work, what you can do with them, and how they can improve your workflow, creativity, and efficiency when creating drum tracks. These Studio One videos are designed for new Patterns users.
If you’re a Studio One user wanting to learn how to record real live drums like a pro, this is the Studio One video course for you. S1 expert Eli Krantzberg takes you step-by-step through the process of recording, editing, and mixing a drum kit from start to finish. You’ll learn tips about each step along the way, including processing, editing, and more. Drums are notoriously difficult to record in a home studio; with this S1 course, you’ll learn everything you need to know to get a great sound in your own studio with Studio One! These Studio One videos are for users with a basic familiarity with Studio One. Eli begins the course by showcasing the mics he’ll use for the recording session: the Presonus DM-7 Drum Microphone Set, which includes a kick drum mic, two small-diaphragm condensers for overheads, and four dynamic mics for snare and toms. You’ll then hear a before-and-after sample of the track used in this series that compares the raw, unprocessed drums with the final, fully mixed ones, so you’ll have an idea of what we’re aiming for. Then Eli shows you how to set up the input/output routing in Studio One so that you’ll be ready to go when it comes time to record.
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