Film & Video In Studio One
P2P | 25 January 2023 | 838 MB
Learn how to Create, Write, and Compose Music to Film and Video in Studio One
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Learn how to Create, Write, and Compose Music to Film and Video in Studio One
If you use Studio One as your DAW, you have an incredibly powerful analog-modeling synthesizer available to you called Mai Tai. In this Mail Tai video tutorial course, virtual instrument guru Larry Holcombe teaches you all of its features and functions, plus how to coax all kinds of inspiring and exciting tones from this sonic tour de force. After completing this comprehensive course, you may begin to wonder whether you need to invest in any other soft synths at all! This video is for new users of Mai Tai. Larry begins by covering the various areas of the interface, so you have a good idea of how the instrument is laid out and organized. Then it’s on to the oscillators – the heart of any synthesizer. You’ll learn about the various waveforms available and other parameters, all of which allow you to construct a huge range of tones that can then be further sculpted to your liking. Discover how the noise generator allows you to imbue your sounds with various levels of electronic noise. This is useful for creating various percussion sounds and adding texture and complexity to pitched sounds as well.
Learning new tips, tricks and techniques to advance your skills in Studio One. Do you find you could be more efficient in Studio One, and have a better workflow?In this course I’m going to show you some advanced tips, tricks and techniques to improve the way you work in Studio One, that will improve your workflow and efficiency in the applicationI’ll also take you through some of the new updates and features, that will also help with your audio editing, MIDI programming and Mixing.So, if you want to up skill your Studio one Skills, and improve your audio, MIDI and mixing in Studio one, then this is the perfect course for you! Learn the tips, tricks and techniques to improve your workflow within Studio OneThis course will take you step-by-step on how to use hidden tools and gems in the application to improve your workflow and get better results with your music productions.
Record, produce, mix, master, and perform all from a single, intuitive application. Designed with ease of use at its core, Studio One® 5 is your creative partner from studio to stage. Studio One is driven by tools that enhance your creativity without getting in the way; we pioneered its drag-and-drop workflow that continues to be imitated elsewhere. Laborious tasks that take five steps in other DAWs usually only take… One. A popular example: you can convert MIDI to audio and back with a simple drag-and-drop.
Learn how to make awesome mixes in Studio One, using only stock plug-ins. Understand when, why and how mixing tools are used and apply them perfectly to your music. Learn how to analyze your projects to identify and solve mixing problems. Create your own unique approach to achieve perfect mixes every time. In this course, you will understand the basic science behind mixing (they don’t call them “Mixing Engineers” for nothing, you know!), then you will analyze the artistic aspect of mixing to see how it integrates into the music creation process. You will develop a broad perspective which you will then apply authoritatively to your own projects.
Studio One is the DAW of choice for 3x Grammy Engineer. In this course he shows you how to build his mastering chain from scratch using Stock Plugins in Studio One 5. This course is your complete master chain and you can download Luca’s finished project to use for your next mastering session.
Record, produce, mix, master, and perform all from a single, intuitive application. Designed with ease of use at its core, Studio One® 5 is your creative partner from studio to stage. Studio One is driven by tools that enhance your creativity without getting in the way; we pioneered its drag-and-drop workflow that continues to be imitated elsewhere. Laborious tasks that take five steps in other DAWs usually only take… One. A popular example: you can convert MIDI to audio and back with a simple drag-and-drop.