Studio One 6.5 | Slice Drum Loops to Impact XT in One Second!

In this tutorial we take a look at how we can go about slicing drum loops and sending the created slices to Impact XT in less than a second.
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[@emblazetvnetwork7992]

This is a great video. Its something I've been looking for due to me having thousands of break beats and drum loops. Will definitely look at more of your videos now that I am beginning my switch from Reason 11 to Studio One

[@quantaaudio]

Welcome to Studio One. Glad you found the tutorial helpful. There is much more content for S1 6.5 on the way!

[@frankwalders]

Just one thing, from the macro field you can also click on "shortcut' then you'll be automatically be forwarded to the shortcuts field. Saves a lot of clicks

[@aishine8184]

Good looking out

[@Michael_Moon4242]

Thank you very much! It's an inspiration!

[@quantaaudio]

You're quite welcome! Glad the video was helpful

[@infalliblekingbrooks1700]

Quanta can you show us how to place this macro in the macro tool bar?

[@quantaaudio]

I'll do a video for working with macros and the macro toolbar in the next few days.

[@UnityofIslam]

make you bangla tutorial we help us thanks

[@WARDISWARD]

If you right click an audio file( no transient processing whatsoever ) and choose 'send to new impact ' , it will automatically slice it for you .
I really dislike that studio one does that , you have to manually drag the audio file onto a pad and then it zill not slice it automatically