How to make a beat in Studio One 5

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Rhythm is among the most fundamental elements in music.
In the video above, we walk through how you can use Impact XT to sequence your very own beat in Studio One 5. After watching the tutorial, you should have a basic understanding of how you can make your own drum grooves in Studio One.
Throughout the video, we touch on a number of concepts related to rhythm such as beats and measures. If you haven’t already, check out our introduction to rhythm that dives deeper into these concepts and more from a theoretical perspective - while it’s a lot to take in, having an understanding of the ideas covered in the piece will empower you to move forward in your creative process with even more clarity and confidence.
This video is part of a larger guide for making your first track; once you’ve watched it and taken the time to create a beat in the DAW yourself, head back to our curriculum and move on to our introduction to melody.
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[@wil4862]

This is awesome. Been trying to find this exact tutorial for ages. He covers every detail in a clear way.

[@ERIKwTheK]

Who is he? I would like to continue learning from him. Thanks

[@zacharyhansen9122]

very simple and digestible tutorial! This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@fotiskaranikolis4152]

when you are at the piano roll in studio one 5 you can press shift+e for a cleaner picture of what are you doing .

[@murtza.rehman]

Thank you so much. You made things look so much easy

[@tanzimritom1847]

Thank you so much bro it helped me.

[@tswang2]

Thank you for sharing this video love it so much. I have been using Studio One Artist for a minute. I love how you put it all together.

[@lovelylibra7349]

I’m looking forward to doing this thank you so much

[@frostyouthere994]

I like this tutorial. It's simple to follow yet not over simplified.

[@ericrobertson5119]

So Well done and helpful..I appreciate the simplicity. You are a great teacher, man.

[@TerraRiley]

Best teaching on TH-cam. Period. The end.

[@Bensalami69]

This was so informative. Thanks for this vid man this is exactly what I needed as a pretty new guy to using Studio 1

[@gsmith11172]

I need to watch this again while in Studio One. I wish there were more videos like this

[@domingoburrito]

Thanks this helped a lot

[@512banana1]

quite straight forward, thanks!

[@20cbeats19]

You Could Import The Sounds Directly into

[@glenryseff9858]

I like the simplicity! good strait forward information.

[@wessgate1]

Why drag the samples into the arranger? Drag it into a folder...highlight all the samples drag and hold shift or drag each sound individually.

[@Burtsc]

That was so helpful. Thanks !

[@AlOne-xg6dv]

Cool for complete beginners.