Join Scott Hirsch for an in-depth discussion in this video Quantizing and editing MIDI, part of Learning Studio One 3.
- [Voiceover] Between recording MIDI…and using MIDI sequence loops…at some point you'll have to edit…or quantize that MIDI.…In this movie, we'll take a tour of the MIDI editor in…in Studio One,…so we can effortlessly tweak our MIDI,…just the way we like it.…Double-clicking on any MIDI event region…automatically pops up the MIDI editor.…So let me do this on the B3_EP1 region here.…Double-click on that and we get…our panel based MIDI editor.…This can always be detached from the bottom of the screen…and let's do that just so we can make it nice and big.…
So, I'll go over to the top right,…click the detach button,…and it becomes its own pop-up window.…I'm going to click and drag and move it up to the top…and maximize it.…So, here we have a very straightforward MIDI editor.…And it's really easy to read.…I think the graphics are really clear and simple to follow.…On the left, we have a keyboard that corresponds…to the note lanes.…And you can even play this keyboard…(notes playing) and hear real-time note values…in action.…
Author
Scott Hirsch
Updated
10/13/2016Released
12/14/2015Note: This course was updated to cover Studio One 3.3.
- Configuring your interface and external MIDI devices
- Customizing preferences
- Creating a new song
- Configuring and recording audio
- Loop recording
- Creating multi-instruments
- Quantizing and editing MIDI
- Conforming to the beat
- Mixing in Studio One
- Mastering with EQ, compression, and limiting
- Exporting the final song
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 04/14/2016. What changed?
A: We added one new chapter to cover all the exciting new features in Studio One 3.2, including Mix Engine FX, VCA faders, and new efficiencies for speeding up your editing, looping, and zooming workflows.
Q: This course was updated on 10/13/2016. What changed?
A: We added two tutorials to cover the new features in Studio One 3.3.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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What you should know1m 26s
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Using the exercise files1m 28s
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1. Setting Up Studio One 3
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What's new in Studio One 3?3m 44s
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Customizing with preferences7m 50s
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2. Recording Audio and MIDI
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Creating a new song11m 5s
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Navigating the Inspector10m 13s
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3. Arranging and Editing
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Exploring the browser16m 37s
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Quantizing and editing MIDI9m 38s
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4. Mixing in Studio One
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Using FX chains and presets7m 46s
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Working with automation9m 57s
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Bouncing down your mix8m 26s
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5. Mastering in Studio One
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6. What's New in 3.2?
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Working with new VCA faders7m 53s
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7. What's New in 3.3?
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Managing track resources9m 3s
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Audio slicing improvements6m 27s
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Interfacing with Notion 614m 32s
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Conclusion
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Next steps54s
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