@guitar0124 That's the time stretch feature. Hold down the Alt key and put the arrow right at the end of the file and you'll see it become a Clock. Drag it right and the file slows down. Drag left and the file gets faster. I don't have a video on this yet but give it a try. We can do a Skype session also and I can show you live, right there.
Say I wanted to slow down only one track? i.e I have a piano part that sounds slightly fast, and I mean very slightly. It seems to hit on time, but sounds just a little fast. Does that alt, grab and drag you posted at sitmatt13 apply here?
@foxdfive1 If the entire track is just playing early (but never speeds up more by the end, then what you need to do is shift it, not speed it up. You can do this in the inspector for just that track by using the "Delay" option. Typing a negative number makes it play earlier but in your case, type in a number like 20 and see if that shifts it enough forward to make it sound synced. Now if it starts ok but speeds up as the song goes forward, then the Alt and drag function applies.
Thanks muzic, I just tried it and it hit the slow down quite abruptly, The edit you made in the middle of your video( not the end). I didnt see you gradually step down to the slower tempo. Example, my song 110 bpm I slow down to lets say95 and then come back up. You must have gradually slowed it down. Ill look again --
This is just what I needed for a song I am working on, but Im not quite clear on adjusting the file tempo if it does not sync with everything else. Above you said push down alt and drag the end of the file ( you mean the wav file ?) and if so, doesnt that make the length of the file smaller?
@sitmatt13 Do you mean when it doesn't sync with the project? If so, hold the "ALT" key, grab the end of the file and move left or right. This will increase or decrease the tempo of the file without effecting the song.
Thanks for sharing this video. Can you do one that shows how to set different tempo on the metronome for recording? I tried this once but when playing back the recording was off after tjhe first change of tempo.
is there any way to type in the tempo on the tempo bar like you do the main tempo of the song below. the reason is, on the macbook without a mouse i cannot accurately move my finger over the pad and stop on the exact tempo figures that i want, its a nightmere! haha. please helpl
how do yu change the track colours? mine r all blue, or green. loooks nice but just wondered how uve done that. not a very important question i kow haha
how can I adjust the tempo of a single track not the whole song just the loop in the song so it does not effect the other parts in that section of song?
@slipknotlifer Put the arrow over the end of the event. You'll see it change to a sideways triangle and a line. Hit the ALT key and you'll see a tiny clock appear. Now you can stretch and shorten that loop event's or midi event's timing, without effecting the rest of the song.
@pineBluff15 I think so. I dumped Cubase completely after 6 years using it. There are bunch of features in Cubase that Studio One does not have. For me, they are features I never used. That said, I run a small studio as a business and I have found nothing that I miss so far. Now, also realize that Studio One is still growing. We have version 2 coming in the next year and it will only get better. That's why I'm so into it. Studio One is even better for those starting out as it has no bloat!!
@pineBluff15 My Akai mini seems to be working with no problem. are you selecting it in the track you are trying to record? Or, you can select "All Inputs" in the instrument track. Also, there are a few cracked versions out there and the midi stuff doesn't work.
@musiccomputing Yeah, I have it in my favorites on my page. It's pretty nice. But for the money it could have had flying faders. I would be all over it if it did.
Great tutorial man! I have a question though: Is it possible to change the tempo in a section just for one track? I'm using drum loops but there's a section in the song where I actually want to double the drum tempo for the drum track only. Thanks
Hello there, I am playing tracks live using studio one but I want them to speed up gradually from let's say 90bpm to 92 within 5 minutes of music. I did it once manually using the "alt" key but every time I try it again it slows down instead of speeding up. Is there an easiest and more understandable way to do it? Thanks a lot.
@xratedrep13 Seeing that you have posted under different names here through out my Videos I can only assume you are looking for a cracked or free version. I do not work with people like that. You either buy it or you're shit out of luck!!
One question my friend... How can I quantize an audio track a little out of timing? (like a bass guitar out of time or something) is that even possible on Studio One? Thanks!!
@VictorGl3z There is no automatic way to do this so you would have to highlight the hit points manually to the grid and move them one at a time. I think Logic has this ability but I'm not sure.
@banivakacacani No, Studio One does not have pitch correction but ti works great with Melodyne plugin. You can however adjust the tuning of a track and, on that same track, cut the audio into smaller events and tune each event differently. Not auto tune BUT you can retune a track pretty easily.
@Dsynthsounds If you open up the Inspector, highlight the event you want to tune and in the inspector, you will see 2 choices. One for "Tuning" which is small steps and another choice for "Transpose" where you can change the actual key without effecting the speed or formant.
@kubalibre77 And it's even better now with have dynamic timestretch now in version 1.5. This was done with 1.0.3. Now you don't have to cut the audio track anymore. The audio files now just automatically adjust.
Thanx for checking it out. I'm glad they're helpful. There is another guy makeing similiar videos but the only thing is there is no narration. Makes it a bit hard to follow but he gets into things I have not dived into yet. See the link on my chanel page.
Johnny, I love these videos, I'm new to DAW recording in general and you've really helped me click with S1! Presonus ought to hire you - you're an excellent teacher, presentation is first rate!
got it thanks
guitar0124 1 week ago
how do you change the tempo of a imported file?
guitar0124 1 week ago
@guitar0124 That's the time stretch feature. Hold down the Alt key and put the arrow right at the end of the file and you'll see it become a Clock. Drag it right and the file slows down. Drag left and the file gets faster. I don't have a video on this yet but give it a try. We can do a Skype session also and I can show you live, right there.
themuzic 1 week ago
@guitar0124 My Skype name is "themuzic"
themuzic 1 week ago
Say I wanted to slow down only one track? i.e I have a piano part that sounds slightly fast, and I mean very slightly. It seems to hit on time, but sounds just a little fast. Does that alt, grab and drag you posted at sitmatt13 apply here?
Thanks
foxdfive1 2 months ago
@foxdfive1 If the entire track is just playing early (but never speeds up more by the end, then what you need to do is shift it, not speed it up. You can do this in the inspector for just that track by using the "Delay" option. Typing a negative number makes it play earlier but in your case, type in a number like 20 and see if that shifts it enough forward to make it sound synced. Now if it starts ok but speeds up as the song goes forward, then the Alt and drag function applies.
themuzic 2 months ago
Well done Johnny! Clear and concise. Thank you..
mourajohnUSA 2 months ago
Thanks muzic, I just tried it and it hit the slow down quite abruptly, The edit you made in the middle of your video( not the end). I didnt see you gradually step down to the slower tempo. Example, my song 110 bpm I slow down to lets say95 and then come back up. You must have gradually slowed it down. Ill look again --
foxdfive1 2 months ago
This is just what I needed for a song I am working on, but Im not quite clear on adjusting the file tempo if it does not sync with everything else. Above you said push down alt and drag the end of the file ( you mean the wav file ?) and if so, doesnt that make the length of the file smaller?
foxdfive1 2 months ago
@foxdfive1 Yes! It makes it smaller but it will speed it up if it's too slow. Making it longer will slow it down. That's the time stretch!
themuzic 2 months ago
How do I adjust file tempo?
sitmatt13 4 months ago
@sitmatt13 Do you mean when it doesn't sync with the project? If so, hold the "ALT" key, grab the end of the file and move left or right. This will increase or decrease the tempo of the file without effecting the song.
themuzic 4 months ago
@themuzic Thank you!
sitmatt13 4 months ago
@sitmatt13 As I described it for Foxdrive. Making it smaller will speed it up if it's too slow. Making it longer will slow it down.
themuzic 2 months ago
Thanks for sharing this video. Can you do one that shows how to set different tempo on the metronome for recording? I tried this once but when playing back the recording was off after tjhe first change of tempo.
HELP
MrLoveBites 6 months ago
@MrLoveBites Boy, that's a great question actually. I'll have to see if it's even possible. If I figure something out I'll post a vid.
themuzic 6 months ago
@themuzic thanks, I'll be looking forward for it. Thanks for your response
MrLoveBites 5 months ago
is there a way to add a click track?
MrAlexANARCHY 7 months ago
how can I change the tempo of the song without affects the midi on my tracks?
bennyboytx 7 months ago
@bennyboytx You can not. Any changes to the tempo will always effect the midi. Most DAWs are like this.
themuzic 7 months ago
when i adjust the tempo at the top the top two midi drum tracks change but my audio tracks stay the same as before
easydp 8 months ago
is there any way to type in the tempo on the tempo bar like you do the main tempo of the song below. the reason is, on the macbook without a mouse i cannot accurately move my finger over the pad and stop on the exact tempo figures that i want, its a nightmere! haha. please helpl
easydp 8 months ago
how do yu change the track colours? mine r all blue, or green. loooks nice but just wondered how uve done that. not a very important question i kow haha
easydp 8 months ago
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silageman 8 months ago
how can I adjust the tempo of a single track not the whole song just the loop in the song so it does not effect the other parts in that section of song?
slipknotlifer 8 months ago
@slipknotlifer Put the arrow over the end of the event. You'll see it change to a sideways triangle and a line. Hit the ALT key and you'll see a tiny clock appear. Now you can stretch and shorten that loop event's or midi event's timing, without effecting the rest of the song.
themuzic 8 months ago
One other thing that I can't figure out is how to "explode" a GM file out into individual midi channels ....any ideas ???
dermo65 9 months ago
Is there any way of drawing a tempo slope? There is such a feature in Cubase, but I'll be damned if I can find it in Studio One!
That said; overall, Studio One is a fantastic product. I'm totally hooked, after using Cubase for 12 years!
dermo65 9 months ago
@dermo65 Not yet but it's coming in version 2.0 that should be out this winter.
themuzic 9 months ago
Good onya mate, thanks for sharing valuable knowlege.
dingobo 1 year ago
very useful thanks for the tip!!
Strategiescheckmate 1 year ago
Is it just me or does this guy sound like Casey Casem?
tgnz24 1 year ago 2
@tgnz24 That's quite a compliment. Thanx. I grew up listening to him.
themuzic 1 year ago
can't say how much these videos are helping me! thanks!
the1quetch 1 year ago
@pineBluff15 I think so. I dumped Cubase completely after 6 years using it. There are bunch of features in Cubase that Studio One does not have. For me, they are features I never used. That said, I run a small studio as a business and I have found nothing that I miss so far. Now, also realize that Studio One is still growing. We have version 2 coming in the next year and it will only get better. That's why I'm so into it. Studio One is even better for those starting out as it has no bloat!!
themuzic 1 year ago
@pineBluff15 There is a video for that by presonus. It is very simple. I'll post a link on your youtube page!
themuzic 1 year ago
@pineBluff15 My Akai mini seems to be working with no problem. are you selecting it in the track you are trying to record? Or, you can select "All Inputs" in the instrument track. Also, there are a few cracked versions out there and the midi stuff doesn't work.
themuzic 1 year ago
Have you guys seen the Windows 7 equipped StudioBLADE keyboard workstation from Music Computing? It comes with the FULL VERSION of Studio One Pro!
musiccomputing 1 year ago
@musiccomputing Yeah, I have it in my favorites on my page. It's pretty nice. But for the money it could have had flying faders. I would be all over it if it did.
themuzic 1 year ago
Great tutorial man! I have a question though: Is it possible to change the tempo in a section just for one track? I'm using drum loops but there's a section in the song where I actually want to double the drum tempo for the drum track only. Thanks
jasonstallworth 1 year ago
@jasonstallworth Not for a single track but the time stretch features in S1 for a sample or loop can do just that.
themuzic 1 year ago
as I can square a drum loop recording the time of my already created?
jesus5612 1 year ago
@jesus5612 Well, I'm not understanding your question. Sorry.
themuzic 1 year ago
Hello there, I am playing tracks live using studio one but I want them to speed up gradually from let's say 90bpm to 92 within 5 minutes of music. I did it once manually using the "alt" key but every time I try it again it slows down instead of speeding up. Is there an easiest and more understandable way to do it? Thanks a lot.
drumsruben 1 year ago
como puedo cuadrar un loop de bateria al tiempo de mi grabacion ya creada ?
jesus5612 1 year ago
@jesus5612 Sorry man. English?
themuzic 1 year ago
I learn alot from this video thanks but may i have the product key if not too much to ask i cant find ma disk with the key ill appreciate it
xratedrep13 1 year ago
@xratedrep13 Seeing that you have posted under different names here through out my Videos I can only assume you are looking for a cracked or free version. I do not work with people like that. You either buy it or you're shit out of luck!!
themuzic 1 year ago
One question my friend... How can I quantize an audio track a little out of timing? (like a bass guitar out of time or something) is that even possible on Studio One? Thanks!!
VictorGl3z 1 year ago
@VictorGl3z There is no automatic way to do this so you would have to highlight the hit points manually to the grid and move them one at a time. I think Logic has this ability but I'm not sure.
themuzic 1 year ago
@themuzic Thanks!
Rebeldes509 1 year ago
does it have pitch correction?
banivakacacani 1 year ago
@banivakacacani No, Studio One does not have pitch correction but ti works great with Melodyne plugin. You can however adjust the tuning of a track and, on that same track, cut the audio into smaller events and tune each event differently. Not auto tune BUT you can retune a track pretty easily.
themuzic 1 year ago
@themuzic
How can this be done. Is there a plug-in or something.... Cant seem to figure that one out.... (tuning)
Dsynthsounds 1 year ago
@Dsynthsounds If you open up the Inspector, highlight the event you want to tune and in the inspector, you will see 2 choices. One for "Tuning" which is small steps and another choice for "Transpose" where you can change the actual key without effecting the speed or formant.
themuzic 1 year ago
@Dsynthsounds Nope. Not a plugin. It's in the Inspector on the far left. Watch the video again as it explains how to open the inspector.
themuzic 1 year ago
this will soon rock the DAW market...
kubalibre77 1 year ago
@kubalibre77 And it's even better now with have dynamic timestretch now in version 1.5. This was done with 1.0.3. Now you don't have to cut the audio track anymore. The audio files now just automatically adjust.
themuzic 1 year ago
Thank u Thank U Thank U! I just purchased Presonus Firestudio Project and am just learning. I hope U have other vids. Please let me know. :)
MrWally71 1 year ago
Thanks man. Great video.
Hafrgraut 1 year ago
Great video, thanks for sharing :)
gbvb79 2 years ago
i would like to see a simple video on cross fades
tpcwizz 2 years ago
Thanx for checking it out. I'm glad they're helpful. There is another guy makeing similiar videos but the only thing is there is no narration. Makes it a bit hard to follow but he gets into things I have not dived into yet. See the link on my chanel page.
themuzic 2 years ago
Johnny, I love these videos, I'm new to DAW recording in general and you've really helped me click with S1! Presonus ought to hire you - you're an excellent teacher, presentation is first rate!
Guidedog51 2 years ago