The Ultimate Studio One Music Production Masterclass TUTORIAL
Learn how to Create, Record, Edit, Mix and Master in Studio One
What you’ll learn:
- Learn How to use the Studio One application
- Learn How to Record Audio and MIDI in Studio one
- Learn how to Edit, Mix and Master in Studio One
- Learn How to use all the functions and features in Studio one
Requirements:
- Studio One Artist or Professional Software, or Presonus Sphere
- A basic knowledge on how a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) works
- A basic knowledge on how musical instruments work
Description
Do you want to learn everything that is possible in Studio One?In this Masterclass course I go through all the functions and features that are possible with Studio One. It is a super comprehensive Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) packed full of tools and features to help you take your songs and productions to the next level!I have been using Studio One for the last 10 years, and have explored every part and aspect of the application, and want to show you how you TOO can navigate and explore this application with ease. I have also worked through many, if not all the DAWs that are currently available. And Studio One is my DAW of choice because of its ease of use, and the strong toolset it has. So, if sounds like something interesting that you want to learn, then this is the perfect course for you! Learn EVERYTHING you can know in Studio One!This course will take you step-by-step on how to start off off with the application. From launching the application and creating your first song, and project. Through to recording audio & MIDI, the editing and mixing capabilities. And finally how to master and export out your songs and productions.With easy-to-follow tutorials and a real-world example to follow, you’ll enjoy learning while taking action. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?Creating your own Songs and ProjectsHow to Record Audio and MIDI PartsLearn the Instruments and Effects that are available in the applicationHow to Mix and Master your songs and projectsLearn the Unique Features like The Chord Track, Scratch Pad, Melodyne Integration, dedicated mastering projects editor, the Pattern Editor, and Bending Audio.Learn How to expand your skillset with the Macros and Show Page WHY USE STUDIO ONE 5?Studio One is a packed with a ton of tools and features to use in your productionsUsing the included tools and features to take your Studio One songs to the next level WHY LEARN FROM US?This course will go through the steps on how to get up and running in Studio one, plus show you all the features and functions in the application.My goal with the course is to give you the tools and tricks that you need within Studio One to use the application efficiently.I CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU IN THE COURSE! Cheers, Gary Hiebner
Overview:
- Section 1: Getting Started
- Lecture 1 Introduction
- Lecture 2 The Different Versions of Studio One
- Lecture 3 Exploring the Start Page
- Lecture 4 Setting Up Your Audio Device
- Lecture 5 Creating Your First Song
- Lecture 6 Taking a Look Around the Interface
- Lecture 7 Key Commands and Keyboard Shortcuts
- Section 2: Working with Audio
- Lecture 8 Creating Audio Tracks
- Lecture 9 Setting Up a Metronome and Recording to a Track
- Lecture 10 The Zooming Functions
- Lecture 11 Going Over the Transport Controls
- Lecture 12 Going Through the Tools
- Lecture 13 Using the Pool
- Lecture 14 Editing Audio Tracks
- Lecture 15 Using Auto Punch In Recording
- Lecture 16 Recording to Takes
- Lecture 17 Comping an Edit
- Lecture 18 Using the Slip Edit Tool
- Lecture 19 Exploring the Audio Editor
- Lecture 20 Clip Gain Envelope Editing
- Lecture 21 How to Use Low Latency Mode
- Lecture 22 How do Audio Loops Work?
- Section 3: MIDI & Instrument Tracks
- Lecture 23 Instrument Track Basics
- Lecture 24 Setting Up a MIDI Controller
- Lecture 25 Setting Up and Using the Virtual QWERTY Keyboard
- Lecture 26 Create Instrument Tracks
- Lecture 27 Recording MIDI to Instrument Tracks
- Lecture 28 Using the Piano Editor
- Lecture 29 Quantizing MIDI and the Quantize Panel
- Lecture 30 Using the Velocity Lanes
- Lecture 31 Transpose, Merge and Duplicate Parts
- Lecture 32 Using Retrospective Recording
- Lecture 33 How to use Step Record
- Lecture 34 Using the Drum View
- Lecture 35 Creating Drum Maps for 3rd Party Instruments
- Lecture 36 Taking a Look at the Score View
- Section 4: Mixing and the Mix Console
- Lecture 37 Navigating the Mix Console
- Lecture 38 Bus Channels and Routing
- Lecture 39 Using Insert Effects
- Lecture 40 Copying and Moving Insert Effects
- Lecture 41 3rd Party Effects & Instruments
- Lecture 42 Using FX Channels
- Lecture 43 How the Main Output Works
- Lecture 44 Loading and Saving Effects Chains
- Lecture 45 Using Mix Effects
- Lecture 46 Bounce Selection to New Track
- Lecture 47 Using Event FX
- Lecture 48 Using Grouping
- Lecture 49 More on Using Bus Channels
- Lecture 50 View Bus Channels in the Mixer and Track Arrange Area
- Lecture 51 Difference Between FX Channels and Bus Channels
- Lecture 52 Using Folders and Bus Channels
- Lecture 53 What are VCA Channels and Why to Use them
- Lecture 54 Extended Mixer Scenes
- Lecture 55 Using the Listen Bus
- Section 5: Virtual Instruments and Instrument Tracks
- Lecture 56 Using Impact
- Lecture 57 Using Mojito
- Lecture 58 Using the Mai Tai Synth – Part 1
- Lecture 59 Using the Mai Tai Synth – Part 2
- Lecture 60 Looking at Presence
- Lecture 61 Sampler One Basics
- Lecture 62 Creating and Using Music Loops
- Lecture 63 How to Create Keyswitching Maps
- Section 6: How to Use Patterns
- Lecture 64 Adding and Using Patterns
- Lecture 65 Using Variations, Probability and Repeats
- Lecture 66 Converting Between Patterns and Parts
- Lecture 67 Step Record in Patterns & Record in Real-Time
- Section 7: Using the Other Types of Tracks
- Lecture 68 Using the Tempo Track
- Lecture 69 Time and Key Signature Tracks
- Lecture 70 Creating a Marker Track and Markers
- Lecture 71 Creating and Using the Arranger Track
- Lecture 72 Converting Between Markers and the Arranger
- Section 8: How to Use Automation
- Lecture 73 How to Automate a Parameter
- Lecture 74 Drawing and Editing Automation
- Lecture 75 Create Automation Tracks
- Lecture 76 Explaining the Automation Modes
- Lecture 77 Linking Your MIDI Controller
- Lecture 78 What is Part Automation?
- Lecture 79 Merging VCA Automation to Tracks
- Section 9: The Chord Track Feature
- Lecture 80 Using the Chord Track
- Lecture 81 Using the Chord Track Follow Modes
- Lecture 82 How to use the Scratch Pad
- Section 10: Melodyne, Track Transform And Bending Audio
- Lecture 83 Using Melodyne to Pitch Correct Audio
- Lecture 84 Use Melodyne to Create Harmonies
- Lecture 85 Converting Audio to MIDI with Melodyne
- Lecture 86 Transforming Your Tracks
- Lecture 87 Using the Audio Bend Tool to Tighten Up your Audio Tracks
- Section 11: Exporting and Importing
- Lecture 88 Exporting Your Song
- Lecture 89 Exporting Out Stems
- Lecture 90 Export and Publish to Soundcloud
- Lecture 91 Importing Files from Other Songs
- Section 12: Mastering in Studio One
- Lecture 92 Mastering in a Song
- Section 13: Taking a Look a the Show View
- Lecture 93 Taking a Look at the Show VIew
- Lecture 94 Setting Up your Players in the Show
- Lecture 95 Using the Different Playback Modes
- Lecture 96 Using the Controls in the Show Window
- Section 14: Macros
- Lecture 97 Getting Into Macros
- Lecture 98 Musical Editing with Macros
- Lecture 99 Creating Your Own Macros
- Lecture 100 Using Studio One Remote with Macros
- Section 15: Summary
- Lecture 101 Conclusion
- Lecture 102 BONUS SECTION
Music Producers and Songwriters who are wanting to see what Studio One is capable of as a music application,Studio One users who want to learn all the ins and outs on the application,Studio one users who want to improve their music production workflow