Watching Studio One 3 online preview

2015/05/27 10:20:03

bluzdog

http://www.studio-one.expert/studio-one-blog//sid-naghdi-why-i-switched-to-presonus-studio-one-3 I've watched some of the G3 video. I'm impressed.

Rocky

2015/05/27 10:45:03

cclarry

bluzdog
http://www.studio-one.expert/studio-one-blog//sid-naghdi-why-i-switched-to-presonus-studio-one-3 I've watched some of the G3 video. I'm impressed.

Rocky

Me too...very impressive what this can do...they've obviously done their homework...and it shows...

2015/05/27 11:35:42

BassDaddy

The Note FX really looked cool.

2015/05/27 11:51:47

rtucker55

BassDaddy
The Note FX really looked cool.

I am a little disappointed that the Chord Fx plug does not currently output the chord notes to be captured as midi. Only the key pressed to trigger the chords can be captured/recorded. That is suppose to change in time.

2015/05/27 12:15:13

Rimshot

FYI, you can record the one note midi to drive Chorder. Then, if you want to convert the one note to the actual chord, you use the "Render Instrument Tracks" command. That will convert the one note chords to full chorded midi notes.
Really cool feature IMO.

2015/05/27 12:17:35

BassDaddy

Thanks Rimshot, that really is cool!

2015/05/27 13:34:25

Kamikaze

Feel free to vote for Midi Chord plug in or cake
http://forum.cakewalk.com...-Plug-in-m3123368.aspx

2015/05/27 13:59:23

rtucker55

Rimshot
FYI, you can record the one note midi to drive Chorder. Then, if you want to convert the one note to the actual chord, you use the "Render Instrument Tracks" command. That will convert the one note chords to full chorded midi notes.
Really cool feature IMO.

Thanks Rimshot!

I just tried this and it works Great! I feel like I just received a New Toy...

2015/05/27 16:00:50

Rimshot

It is also helpful to duplicate your one note Chorder track before you Render so that you perform the render on the duplicate. That way you can always get back to you one note chord track if needed.

2015/05/27 16:47:02

cclarry

Rimshot
It is also helpful to duplicate your one note Chorder track before you Render so that you perform the render on the duplicate. That way you can always get back to you one note chord track if needed.

You can always undo the render...in S1 3 it's non destructive...which is way kewl...one of the segments in
the Groove 3 tutorial talks about this...not that it's a bad idea to go ahead and make a duplicate anyways
just to be safe...

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