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Studio One
audio tracks and sound projects from scratch.
When you open it, a startup window opens, showing all the recent files created
and used on the left, your favorite accounts on the centre, and the latest news
from
Basicly, you can start a new
and edit an audio compilation made of different sound tracks. Each of these
tracks is called
To create a new song, just click on
the startup window. Then, you can choose different
adjust the main audio settings on the right, like the
or the
go to
First thing to do is to create the
of the song, such as an instrument, a beat or a melody, that, played together,
compose the overall output of your Song track. You have two main kinds of
channels: the
that include samples
instrument used or its notes in time.
waveform
Instrumental parts
instrument and the notes
the workspace, and their channel are recognized through a
Usually Audio channels are Songs finished and realized. You can import these
going to
drag it on your workspace to add it. You can also drag from any of your computer
folders.
MIDI channels
the correct
then to
channel. Then, the
instrument must sound, through the
all through the
simply drag another one on such MIDI channel.
When you import Audio or MIDI channels you add
down, described through waveforms or notes in the workspace, depending on the
kind of the channel, and with some useful options on the left.
First of all, each channel is described through its
distinguishes between Audio and MIDI channels. Plus, you have some important
buttons.
it again to enable the channel again.
channel interested, muting all the others. The
the
increases.
All the channels added are played altogether. You can check them using the
at the bottom, in order to play, pause or check the basic song settings. You can
also
The
another unit, like the
main
It can be quite useful to play in loop a Song part continuously, in case you
need to fix it. To play in loop, simply observe the main timeline where it starts,
If you click and drag on the small
As long as it stays grey, it is inactive, but if you enable
will turn
More on the right of the Player you can adjust important Song settings, like
the
while the second one sets the playing speed of the full Song, expressed in
BPM
Then, next to the
the output called
levels of the Master volume:
saturation
volume.
If you need, you can also transform a
right-click on it and go to
a channel, simply right-click on it.
Each row or channel can also be composed by different
a piece of channel independent on its own. All events compose the output sound
of the channel interested.
You can
paste
change its length. Mind that this does not change anything of the event waveform
or notes.
You can also select a part of an event
In this way, if you right-click and go to
part.
When you select an Audio event, some
adjust the event's
outs
You can also create
from the first one to the second one in a smooth way. To do so, simply overlap
the two events, right-click, go to
To
down.
Right above the workspace you have some quick useful tools. The
used to select events and manage them as seen. The
parts of an event or more events. The
where you click. The
used to mute and unmute events. The
waveform to change their playing speed in time. The
listen to the event you clicked on and from the point chosen.
In the bottom right corner, you have three important panels.
browse all Studio One content, shown right above.
edit the event selected. Double-click on an event to edit it through the
If the event belongs to an audio channel, the Editor shows the
bigger. But if the Event is a
and this can be used to define the notes of the MIDI clip. If you don't have
events on the MIDI channel, simply double-click on it.
Click on the keyboard to check each note. Inside Editor, the
and the
and not on channel events. With the
to
Studio One also offers instrumental channels ready to use. Just go to
the right, and import the one you like.
Moreover, you have the
the volume of all the channels inside your Song and also to add effects to them.
On the extreme left you have a
centre, each channel is represented through a big
You can pull up or down the
in output is represented by the
each channel has a
and the
them to the Master channel. We won't see it in this beginner tutorial. The
Inserts
preset
freely, click on the
Each effect added can be enabled or disabled through the
and can be edited double-clicking on it. Some effects are used to improve
sound quality, some others to change sound, others to add distortion or echo.
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