The reason that I have Studio One is because out of the blue pne of your video pop out and I started watching it, did the 30 day try out, man by day 10 I bought it, So much easier, work flow. Every time I see you on a thumbnail I click it and its amazing, I learn every single time! Respect for you and all the Team that brings knowledge 🙏
Joe, you didn't have to go this hard for a comping tutorial, but you did. Nailed those highs every single time. Jukebox Hero. ❤🔥 P.S. What was that vocal fx chain?
In S1, I always set the recording mode to Multiple Takes before I start recording so the program automatically creates my layers as I punch in and out, whether I am loop recording or not. Also, I never bother with renaming the comp layers because I'm good with the default naming. I think S1 comping is simply fantastic and it has really helped me forget about the pain of moving on from Sonar. BTW Joe, you sound like Martin Smith, minus the accent, of course LOL!
I knew most of the tricks already, just doing a refresher before I lay down my nylon guitar tracks. Consolidate, now that is the one I was missing! Thanks for your help, great vid, and just like everyone else here, AMAZING VOICE and great choice of notes for that chord progression!
Good video and studio one keeps impressing me!! Two notes though: 1. At 8:20 you say that you can't color the layers individually, but you can! The color selector is to the right of the layer solo button. 2. At 11:59 you have the third layer soloed and never take it off, which means none of the stuff you do after actually makes it into the song. Would probably be nice if soloed layers showed up in the left side inspector because it completely overrides the selected layer without showing you. 😁
I have been watching you for years. Way before you hooked up with studio one. You have taught me so much. Today u made me laugh cause in all the years of watching you. I have never heard you be cocky. You said if I need to use melodyne for pitch correction. But I don't lmfaooooooo. Your voice sounds great
Loved that song Joe! 5/4 it sounded like and made a lot of sense! Beautiful, when can we expect to hear the full song? Im gathering on a upcoming EP? Thanks for the lessons too of course 😀
I’ll add my “voice” to say that by selecting “record in layers” on the bottom toolbar, you get all the layers and the main comp track displayed for you without any additional clicks. I’m not sure, but I think I learned that from you, Joe, a few years ago. That made it possible for me to even consider recording my work, with my limited skills as a singer and guitar player. Seems like today’s version takes more effort than that.
Another great lesson, Joe. Once I make a Comp track, can I make another unique one one from the same layers in order to get a double tracked vocal? This is assuming I have several good layers to comp from.
Nice tut. Me i loop record and record. Some loops i even take a break and resume on the next loop. Then i erase the blank ones. I loop playback and chose. Once you choose a piece you can double click on another layer above or below and it changes that piece in realtime while loop playback. I fell in love with this workflow. Easy peasy
Joe ... thanks for laying this out so clearly. New to SO 6 from the dark side (PT). I've been meaning to search on this for an upcoming session this weekend. Just started my normal YT eve lessons and here it is. Also, Killer voice my guy! I was not expecting that as I'm catching up on ALL your previous how-to's. Fantastic work and I've caught an interview that explains how you started your PreSonus journey (& beyond).
Awesome video, I have been doing this manually for years… over a decade intact and I am very good at it… some of the artists I have worked with call it my “chop suey” style, in addition I would move backups around to match Main etc.. (hip hop) .. but this is pretty cool. I have also had an artist record like 3-5 takes all the way through rapping over the previous versions (which usually gets them to throw more style or emphasis on the newer takes, then I would listen to one til I find a mistake and blend in one of the other layers… This makes it even easier thank you.
I've never considered the Project page because I dont even attempt mastering my work.(I don't know how to) But your idea of using it for "Ideas" is brilliant. And I have alot of them that just get mixed into the rest on my song page. So I will give this some serious consideration to organise my stuff better in the Project Page! I have SI 4 Professional so it should work for me. Thankyou Joe!
Well dang. I watch your tutorials cause there's always something to learn, regardless how long I've been doing this. But dude, I didn't realize you had a great voice....
Been using Studio One 3 since 2017 (finally about to update soon). But have never known this was an option and was this easy, always did separate tracks then comped manually. Also great voice. Lastly, a little trick that was used for Dave Grohl (I believe) who wanted to track vocals to speakers instead of with headphones. Flip the phase while recording, then after it's recorded, flip the phase again and a good portion of the speaker bleed will be gone.
Awesome voice, Joe! Great song, too. Is 'Snap to Zero Crossings' useful with comping, or does that just complicate things? Perhaps unnecessary if cross fading.
Good stuff. I like looping over the track to be comped. Need to make sure the record-to-layer option is selected. It's faster cause you don't need to think about or name your tracks. They all fall under the track you are recording.
Hey joe another great and informative video, I have learned so much from watching ur videos since I started with studio 1 in 2019. Voice is sweet and tune reminds me of Radiohead, which is great 👍. Keep up the good work.
Hello friend, you’re a great singer- love the ambient Radiohead-esque timbre you’ve got. I was just curious about what vocal signal chain you’re running into your daw, as in What mic pre eq or compressor are you running -whether external hardware or digital emulation? Cheers!
@@Emily_M81 Thanks 🙂, but I've only found tutorials with one audio track. What I meant was the alignment of multiple audio tracks. The end result should be that all tracks are in the same beat. "VocALign Ultra" as an example, can do that and my hope/wish was that Studio One would offer a similar function.
There's a button on the transport that has record takes and you can record as many layers as you want as long as you set loop and after that, you can take anyone of the layers and they automatically comp into the main track. I have been using that on S1 for a long time and it's so fast and seamless
PS: Why not just call it compiling..?? It only takes like maybe 2/10th of a second to pronounce the whole word, and then we don't have to find a new abbreviation for compressing :-)
Hi Joe, good vid... but wondering why you jumped thr all those hoops by creating a new take manually in the inspector . All I do is high light the " takes to layers " in lower left hand corner , and it does it automatically.... is there a reason you don't use this ? thanks, ed
Joe, you're awesome, no doubt. Do you have someone else who teaches beginners? I'm an adult, and a musician, but have no experience with this program. You go too fast for me, and you have a ProSonus Pro edition, and I don't. So the screen does not look the same. Thanks
Nice video. I've changed from Mac to Windows and therefore am leaving Logic. Torn between Studio One and actually Cakewalk. In all honesty, comping is good in Studio One but really great in Cakewalk. In Cakewalk you can simply set the recording mode to comping. It automatically creates new comp sub tracks. This way you van record in loop creating a new comp track for every loop. You can simply set sections and jump between them with the arrow keys and select the one you like. This one goes to you main track. Really fast and intuitive. Checking out some more tutorials from both DAWs before choosing
this is great .I am going to use this. how your vocals are only captured , though you are singing by listening to the beat. I always faced difficulty in rendering a good robust vocal with my headphones on. when I sing without headphones, the vocals are far far better and very clean.landings are perfect. can you tell how the technique behind this.
Great video! Regarding 13:14, when you used command B for bounce, how did you keep it mono? On my windows-based system, when I CTRL B, it takes the consolidated comp from a mono bounce to a stereo (2 channel) bounce. Thanks for the help!
Really blown away by your singing - wasn't expecting that at all - Great Video :)
Same, that was amazing!
@@carstenaltena Same - I was like - WHAT! lol Wasn't expecting that lol
Nice voice bro, was not expecting u to sound like that 🔥
The voice of an Angel
Right I was like wtf 😂
Same. Wasn’t expecting tenor range at all.
Right
WOW!! I never heard you singing until now. I am blown away. WOW!!!
That was a great vocal sound and melody! Well done, Joe! The tip is also great!
What an amazing voice Joe. Wow🔥🔥🔥🔥
The reason that I have Studio One is because out of the blue pne of your video pop out and I started watching it, did the 30 day try out, man by day 10 I bought it, So much easier, work flow. Every time I see you on a thumbnail I click it and its amazing, I learn every single time!
Respect for you and all the Team that brings knowledge 🙏
Thanks for these great tutorials. I had no idea these features existed. And as somebody already mentioned, your vocals are killer good! 🤗
Joe, you didn't have to go this hard for a comping tutorial, but you did. Nailed those highs every single time. Jukebox Hero. ❤🔥
P.S. What was that vocal fx chain?
In S1, I always set the recording mode to Multiple Takes before I start recording so the program automatically creates my layers as I punch in and out, whether I am loop recording or not. Also, I never bother with renaming the comp layers because I'm good with the default naming. I think S1 comping is simply fantastic and it has really helped me forget about the pain of moving on from Sonar.
BTW Joe, you sound like Martin Smith, minus the accent, of course LOL!
Do any shortcut to tuggel between different takes for selected region?
I do this too. It is an effective way to loop record multiple takes.
I knew most of the tricks already, just doing a refresher before I lay down my nylon guitar tracks. Consolidate, now that is the one I was missing! Thanks for your help, great vid, and just like everyone else here, AMAZING VOICE and great choice of notes for that chord progression!
Your vocals are impressive, Joe.
Good video and studio one keeps impressing me!! Two notes though:
1. At 8:20 you say that you can't color the layers individually, but you can! The color selector is to the right of the layer solo button.
2. At 11:59 you have the third layer soloed and never take it off, which means none of the stuff you do after actually makes it into the song. Would probably be nice if soloed layers showed up in the left side inspector because it completely overrides the selected layer without showing you. 😁
Damn Joe I did not know or think you could sing so well. That falsetto was awesome, and coming from your deep talking voice, wow!!!!!!
Joe you are MY FAV studio one teacher! Thanks for all your work!
lovely vocals Joe, can't decide which is more amazing, your vocals or S1
Impressing! Especially your singing, that I like very much!
Really wonderd... Beautiful voice of you..., see somany videos of yuo. Never think you're a Singer 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😍😍😍
I have been watching you for years. Way before you hooked up with studio one. You have taught me so much. Today u made me laugh cause in all the years of watching you. I have never heard you be cocky. You said if I need to use melodyne for pitch correction. But I don't lmfaooooooo. Your voice sounds great
Loved that song Joe!
5/4 it sounded like and made a lot of sense!
Beautiful, when can we expect to hear the full song? Im gathering on a upcoming EP?
Thanks for the lessons too of course 😀
Making a separate comp layer was the part that I was missing! Thank you! Also, absolutely amazing singing dude, holy shit.
I’ll add my “voice” to say that by selecting “record in layers” on the bottom toolbar, you get all the layers and the main comp track displayed for you without any additional clicks. I’m not sure, but I think I learned that from you, Joe, a few years ago. That made it possible for me to even consider recording my work, with my limited skills as a singer and guitar player. Seems like today’s version takes more effort than that.
What a voice bro! Wow
Joe, what an excellent compiling lecture. Thank you so much! Ruud
This is a great feature that I always forget about! Thank you Joe!!
That's just mind blowing, thanks for sharing
that vocal kicking Joe !!!!! cool
JG, my fave production teacher :-)
Damn Joe killin the vocals bruh get it!
So helpful! I am just starting learning my Presonus 24C and Studio One. Love your voice and you are a wonderful teacher :)
Wow like wow seriously. This dudes voice is amazing. I came here to watch a tutorial stayed for this voice
Just done my first comping along with this vid! Awesome! Thanks heaps it was very helpful 🙏🕊️
Another great lesson, Joe. Once I make a Comp track, can I make another unique one one from the same layers in order to get a double tracked vocal? This is assuming I have several good layers to comp from.
beautiful vocals
What a voice! Thanks for the vid Joe.
wow🤩 thank you for these tips and listening experience
guy you dey sing o 😳😲😯😱 love from Naija
Nice tut. Me i loop record and record. Some loops i even take a break and resume on the next loop. Then i erase the blank ones. I loop playback and chose. Once you choose a piece you can double click on another layer above or below and it changes that piece in realtime while loop playback. I fell in love with this workflow. Easy peasy
Yo.... that sounded so good I couldn't learn sh't or stop hearing it.... dope Joe seriously, now I'm wondering why you do tutorials! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for this very useful video Joe !
Muy buena voz e interpretación
13:21 love the Flex Joe! lol, TRUTH!
Need your vocal recording chain, sounds great
Joe ... thanks for laying this out so clearly. New to SO 6 from the dark side (PT). I've been meaning to search on this for an upcoming session this weekend. Just started my normal YT eve lessons and here it is. Also, Killer voice my guy! I was not expecting that as I'm catching up on ALL your previous how-to's. Fantastic work and I've caught an interview that explains how you started your PreSonus journey (& beyond).
really cool Radiohead vocal feel Joe - keep it coming
Awesome video, I have been doing this manually for years… over a decade intact and I am very good at it… some of the artists I have worked with call it my “chop suey” style, in addition I would move backups around to match Main etc.. (hip hop) .. but this is pretty cool. I have also had an artist record like 3-5 takes all the way through rapping over the previous versions (which usually gets them to throw more style or emphasis on the newer takes, then I would listen to one til I find a mistake and blend in one of the other layers…
This makes it even easier thank you.
Amazing voice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏
Such a great voice 😮
At first I thought he was playing with us on that recording, but wow sounded phenomenal
Hey Joe, This is fantastic info. I had messed with this a bit but you make it look so easy...THANKS.
BTW: Your vocal voice is smooth. Awesome...
I've never considered the Project page because I dont even attempt mastering my work.(I don't know how to) But your idea of using it for "Ideas" is brilliant. And I have alot of them that just get mixed into the rest on my song page. So I will give this some serious consideration to organise my stuff better in the Project Page! I have SI 4 Professional so it should work for me. Thankyou Joe!
Thank you for the tutorial joe!!
Well dang. I watch your tutorials cause there's always something to learn, regardless how long I've been doing this. But dude, I didn't realize you had a great voice....
Me gusta como cantas Joe !
Nicely done, Joe. And your voice is awesome :)
Thanks for this, I'm gonna be using this alot. 😁
Excellent tutorial Joe. Thanks. Great singing BTW.
Bruhhh... your vocals are 🔥🔥🔥🔥. #superdope .....S1 features are cool... but the song and singing steal the show bro. When is this song releasing?
Wait, you're not singing a song whilst tapping on the mic?!
So many nonchalant knowledge nuggets hidden in this video. Cheers Joe!
'not that i need to do any tuning 🤣😂 top top guy Joe 💯
That voice ....... Who Knew? - Great video
Holy… Joe! Beautiful voice. I had to Double take (pun intended) Solid bro fr!
Brilliant thanks Joe ...life saver!
When Joe goes for that big swallow, you know he's about to say something good.
Real talk, you have a wonderful voice!
Finally someone who can sing
That song is so sick..I cant get it out of my mind.
This was Joe’s time to shine.😂
First thanks for your great video and second you have a really lovely voice bro 👍👍👍
Thanks mate, good stuff 👍🎶🎸🍻
I thought the layers were automatically created each time you hit record on the track?
For this I think you first have to change the recording mode to "Takes to Layers" in the Transport setup.
Been using Studio One 3 since 2017 (finally about to update soon). But have never known this was an option and was this easy, always did separate tracks then comped manually.
Also great voice.
Lastly, a little trick that was used for Dave Grohl (I believe) who wanted to track vocals to speakers instead of with headphones. Flip the phase while recording, then after it's recorded, flip the phase again and a good portion of the speaker bleed will be gone.
Joe is a dope vocalist 👏 🙌🏿 super sick my guy
Awesome voice, Joe! Great song, too.
Is 'Snap to Zero Crossings' useful with comping, or does that just complicate things? Perhaps unnecessary if cross fading.
Great Voice Joe!!
Good stuff. I like looping over the track to be comped. Need to make sure the record-to-layer option is selected. It's faster cause you don't need to think about or name your tracks. They all fall under the track you are recording.
Dang nice tutorial and singing sounds great
Great job! Thank you
I LOL'ed at 3:42
your voice is awesome
Hey joe another great and informative video, I have learned so much from watching ur videos since I started with studio 1 in 2019. Voice is sweet and tune reminds me of Radiohead, which is great 👍. Keep up the good work.
Dude, this is great. If you loop record does it work the same way (automatically creating multiple layers)?
Geniale Kopfstimme! Kompliment.... Beste Grüße aus Berlin
nice singing Joe
You headvoice is pretty impressive!
Great voice! kinda Radio Head like. Well done.
Hello friend, you’re a great singer- love the ambient Radiohead-esque timbre you’ve got.
I was just curious about what vocal signal chain you’re running into your daw, as in What mic pre eq or compressor are you running -whether external hardware or digital emulation?
Cheers!
Great voice man
Subscribed to this Master.
Just set “record takes to layers” which is much easier.
A Helpful Tutorial, thx. Is there any easy way in Studio One to align vocal tracks, which has timing problems?
Gregor and Joe have several videos on this. Look for quantizing audio with Bend markers.
@@Emily_M81 Thanks 🙂, but I've only found tutorials with one audio track. What I meant was the alignment of multiple audio tracks. The end result should be that all tracks are in the same beat. "VocALign Ultra" as an example, can do that and my hope/wish was that Studio One would offer a similar function.
There's a button on the transport that has record takes and you can record as many layers as you want as long as you set loop and after that, you can take anyone of the layers and they automatically comp into the main track. I have been using that on S1 for a long time and it's so fast and seamless
You have a surprisingly good vocal in that upper registry...!!
PS: Why not just call it compiling..??
It only takes like maybe 2/10th of a second to pronounce the whole word, and then we don't have to find a new abbreviation for compressing :-)
Hi Joe, good vid... but wondering why you jumped thr all those hoops by creating a new take manually in the inspector . All I do is high
light the " takes to layers " in lower left hand corner , and it does it automatically.... is there a reason you don't use this ? thanks, ed
Joe, you're awesome, no doubt. Do you have someone else who teaches beginners? I'm an adult, and a musician, but have no experience with this program.
You go too fast for me, and you have a ProSonus Pro edition, and I don't. So the screen does not look the same.
Thanks
Nice video. I've changed from Mac to Windows and therefore am leaving Logic. Torn between Studio One and actually Cakewalk. In all honesty, comping is good in Studio One but really great in Cakewalk. In Cakewalk you can simply set the recording mode to comping. It automatically creates new comp sub tracks. This way you van record in loop creating a new comp track for every loop. You can simply set sections and jump between them with the arrow keys and select the one you like. This one goes to you main track. Really fast and intuitive.
Checking out some more tutorials from both DAWs before choosing
Nice vocals
Wow Joe! Not just a pretty face!!Lol! Great vocals buddy.
this is great .I am going to use this. how your vocals are only captured , though you are singing by listening to the beat. I always faced difficulty in rendering a good robust vocal with my headphones on. when I sing without headphones, the vocals are far far better and very clean.landings are perfect. can you tell how the technique behind this.
Sehr geile Stimme... Ist die von Joe????
Great video! Regarding 13:14, when you used command B for bounce, how did you keep it mono? On my windows-based system, when I CTRL B, it takes the consolidated comp from a mono bounce to a stereo (2 channel) bounce. Thanks for the help!
nice joe