Studio One Pro 4: Working with MIDI and Virtual Instruments

1. MIDI file Import
2. MIDI Assign to tracks using Presence
3. How to organize, name, and color code tracks
4. How to use the Tempo Track and Insert a new Tempo
5. How to insert a Time Signature change in the Timeline
6. How to use MIDI Step Record in the EDIT menu
7. How to Humanize MIDI Velocities on Single Instruments or Multiple Instruments at the same time.

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Very helpful. Thanks for posting!

[@PhrygianFrogMusicProfessionals]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TGiannini007]

Finally! A way to make an individual mix fader in the mix view for an individual instrument track in the console view.

[@johnthelad]

Some very helpful info here. I I load complete downloaded midi songs into Studio One 4 to create a backing track for my guitar playing. Then delete tracks I don't want to use. I'm new to using Studio One, so this is a good start video. there doesn't seem to be much tuition available working with downloaded full midi songs like you have done. I prefer to use midi tracks rather than MP3 tracks. Thanks for making this video.

[@PhrygianFrogMusicProfessionals]

johnnyboy01 glad I could help.

[@toddwmac]

Been using S1 for years and you taught a # of things. Thanks!

[@PhrygianFrogMusicProfessionals]

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.

[@sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

WTF?
That is some confusing stuff right here. How did you get it to make the second mixer track?! What you are saying and what you are showing us at around @05:22 doesn't seem to jibe. At least not based on your description of the scenario and what we are seeing.

[@MsBeresovich]

Hello, how do I change the tempo of a single MIDI track?

[@yengnaowo]

DONT SHIITTTY