Learn Dolby Atmos Mixing In Studio One

P2P | 23 October 2023 | 894 MB

Do you know how to use the new Dolby Atmos Integration in Studio One? You can really transform your stereo mixes, by converting them to Dolby spatial audio mixes in Studio One, and hear the benefits of the 3D space with the extra speaker channels. And you can even do with with a set of stereo headphones! using the Binaural Mix mode within the Dolby Renderer. In this course you will see how you can move from the stereo mix to a spatial audio ATMOS mix, and hear the extra depth with the audio field. And you will feel more immersed in the environment and mix. Plus, you will understand all the new terminology like objects, beds, and renderers and outputs. Dolby ATMOS is an exciting new area to explore with your music productions, and now with the Dolby ATMOS Rendered integration in Studio One, you can take full control of the New audio environment and learn how to mix to multichannel audio outputs. And how you can use these extra speakers to add extra depth to your mixes and listening experience.

How To Use Delay In Studio One?

P2P | 24 May 2023 | 618.17 MB

How to Use the Delay in Studio One? “Yo, just drag and drop the delay plugin onto your track and play around with the settings until you find the sound you’re diggin’. It’s pretty intuitive once you get the hang of it. Happy mixin’!” To use the delay in Studio One, first insert the Delay plug-in onto a track in your mix. Then, adjust the Delay Time and Feedback settings to create the desired delay effect. You can also experiment with the Wet/Dry mix to control the amount of the effect applied to the track. Additionally, try using the Filter controls to further shape the delay sound. With some practice and experimentation, you can achieve a wide range of delay effects in Studio One. Learn how to use the Delays in Studio One to improve your Music Productions. Do you know how Delays work and how they can IMPROVE your Mix?…

Compression in Studio One

P2P | 26 March 2023 | 585 MB

Do you know how Compressors work?

I gotta admit that it took me a long while to realise how compressors work in music production and how they can really transform your mixes and make them more punchy, and alive. Not only do they help control the dynamics in a mix. But they can also color the mix in a pleasing way and take your mixes to the next level. In this course I will go through how compressors work. And more importantly how the stock compressors work in Studio One. As it comes will a big collection of compressors. And once you learn how each one works, you will know how to apply them in your mix. And this will help you take your songs and productions to the next level! Definitely don’t underestimate the power of the stock compressors in Studio One. They can pack a mean punch! So, if sounds like something interesting that you want to learn, then this is the perfect course for you!

Studio One: Masterclass Build Music

P2P | 30 March 2023 | 3.76 GB

Learn how to Create, Record, Edit, Mix and Master in Studio One. Studio One is a powerful Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) that allows musicians, producers, and engineers to create, record, mix, and master high-quality music. A Studio One course is designed to teach students how to use this software to its full potential.The course will likely start with an overview of the Studio One interface, tools, and features. Students will learn how to navigate the software and set up their workspace to suit their workflow. The instructor may also cover basic music theory concepts to help students understand how to create melodies, harmonies, and rhythms.Once students have a solid understanding of the software’s interface, the course will move on to more advanced topics such as recording and editing audio and MIDI tracks. Students will learn how to use the software to record live instruments and vocals, as well as how to program MIDI tracks using virtual instruments and drum machines. The instructor will cover editing techniques such as slicing, quantizing, and comping to help students create polished recordings.The course will also cover mixing techniques, such as EQ, compression, and reverb, as well as how to use automation to create dynamic mixes.

Studio One Presence XT Explained®

HiDERA | 4 February 2023 | 234 MB

Join DAW expert for a comprehensive look at Presence XT, the powerful sample player that’s included with Presonus Studio One. In this comprehensive Presence XT video course, Eli will teach you how to get the most out of this plugin’s impressive list of features. You’ll learn how to load samples, presets, and multi instruments, work with different LFO shapes as modulatory sources, use various filters to help shape the sound, and much more. These videos are for new users of Presence XT. Eli starts off by providing a brief overview of what he’ll be covering in the course as well as demonstrating how to load the presets, multi instruments, and a track preset. Then he gives you a tour of the interface and provides some alternative methods of loading presets. After that, the fun begins, and you’ll discover how to work with various LFO shapes, which you can assign by way of the modulation matrix to different destinations.

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

Studio One Mai Tai Explained®

HiDERA | 23 December 2022 | 170 MB

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.