Studio One Version 1 was release in April '09. version 2 was released in October '11. 2.5 years after v1. version 3 was released in May '15. 3.5 years after v2. version 4 was released in May '18. 3.0 years after v3. version 5 was released in July '20. 2.2 years after v4. And then, in '21, they brought out version 5.4, adding support for Macs with Apple silicon chips. I suppose, given this trend of, they could release version 6 anywhere from this fall... to next summer/fall...? I imagine they are very busy!
@@SteliosMusic I feel the same way. I would like to see Studio One get a true video track -- not because I score to film/media, but... because I get tired of people having to choose Logic or Cubase because S1 doesn't have a true video track! 🙂
Very nice! It would be a dream come true if OT, Spitfire and NI add support for the auto generated Sound Variations. That would make it much easier if for instance you start with legato and staccato, but add more articulations later on in the project.
Thanks a lot for this great tutorial! Is it possible to connect sound variations to musical symbols and articulations from the Score editor? So if I prefer writing music in the score editor, when I add for example a 'staccato' or 'harmonic' markings those are also mapped to the sound variations and the correct samples are triggered. Many thanks and best regards, MaxT
Spent some time on this to catch it then i share it over there : For Spitfire Audio users, activation sequence must be decremented by 1 Octave! For instance, C-1 is the Legato keyswitch in the instrument editor hence Activation sequence in the sound variation editor must be set-up to C-2 so as to be triggered.
I have an important question for me, why i can t see the left side panel for assigning sound variations? I mean that not always it appears in the midi editor. It much more convenient to use it than draw the lane on the bottom (it s useful for visualization but not so good for programming)
that is it, than you S1T - so silly that it just disappears when you make it too small but you get silly details about the note selected whch you do not realy need ... @@studioonetutorials
exxcellent video Lucas. Tell the people at studio oe development, that studio one 6 should have a looping ability allowing for different length loops on different tracks playing at the same time. and maybe an automatic duplicate loop nfunction of we desire it. something like the Montage and fantom features I guess.. seems to me that wouldnt take too much coding, but i imagine CPU usage would be a bit heavy in some cases but thats on us users. This would make Studio Ones live show page a Game changer . Maybe studio one has a work arond for that already? Im just a dumb pianist.
@@studioonetutorials Well, in your video it seems to me that notes changed their color after changing the variations)) Anyway it would be much handy if they add colored notes and ability to change the variations immediately in the inspector, not later...
@@Artur_Chernyavsky Not really, only the color of the actual Sound Variation changes because each SV has its own color. But yes, I agree that it would be a useful feature to have the notes colored by SV.
@@studioonetutorials I moved to Studio One from FL Studio where there is BRSO Articulate for changing between articulations according to the color of KS, and it's suuuper fast and convenient way of writing)
Concise and to the point. You're really good at explaing concepts.
Kind words, thank you so much!
Thank you!
Fantastic. I wonder if we'll see an update for Studio One any time soon? Things have been strangely quiet the past year.
Studio One Version 1 was release in April '09.
version 2 was released in October '11. 2.5 years after v1.
version 3 was released in May '15. 3.5 years after v2.
version 4 was released in May '18. 3.0 years after v3.
version 5 was released in July '20. 2.2 years after v4.
And then, in '21, they brought out version 5.4, adding support for Macs with Apple silicon chips.
I suppose, given this trend of, they could release version 6 anywhere from this fall... to next summer/fall...? I imagine they are very busy!
@@lofomuses I'm pleased with S1 as it is, in all honesty; except for 2 major bugs it is great for my work.
@@SteliosMusic I feel the same way. I would like to see Studio One get a true video track -- not because I score to film/media, but... because I get tired of people having to choose Logic or Cubase because S1 doesn't have a true video track! 🙂
@@lofomuses you got your wish :)
@@snarf1504 I did! And now I get to hear people complain that Studio One still doesn't have Dolby Atmos. Oh well...! 😛
Very nice! It would be a dream come true if OT, Spitfire and NI add support for the auto generated Sound Variations. That would make it much easier if for instance you start with legato and staccato, but add more articulations later on in the project.
Yes, I agree. Let's spam NI with feature requests ;-)
Definitely need to save this vid. Thanks Lukas!
Thanks a lot for this great tutorial! Is it possible to connect sound variations to musical symbols and articulations from the Score editor? So if I prefer writing music in the score editor, when I add for example a 'staccato' or 'harmonic' markings those are also mapped to the sound variations and the correct samples are triggered. Many thanks and best regards, MaxT
Nice video Lukas. What is the "Input" in the sound variation editor for?
It's the note pitch that triggers this Sound Variation... if you want to trigger them with keys on your keyboard.
@@studioonetutorials OK, I thought that was the activation sequence. Thanks.
@@aaronsinger Thanks, I got it now.
Spent some time on this to catch it then i share it over there : For Spitfire Audio users, activation sequence must be decremented by 1 Octave! For instance, C-1 is the Legato keyswitch in the instrument editor hence Activation sequence in the sound variation editor must be set-up to C-2 so as to be triggered.
Wish I knew the multiple sound variation keyswitch change option earlier, would save me hours. 🙂 Thanks for the video.
I have an important question for me, why i can t see the left side panel for assigning sound variations?
I mean that not always it appears in the midi editor.
It much more convenient to use it than draw the lane on the bottom (it s useful for visualization but not so good for programming)
Probably the editor needs a certain height to show this panel.
that is it, than you S1T - so silly that it just disappears when you make it too small but you get silly details about the note selected whch you do not realy need ...
@@studioonetutorials
is it possible to switch presets in a synth?
You mean external synths? Yes, if you use Program Changes. Take a look at this video: th-cam.com/video/WIhAsqHX6ZI/w-d-xo.html
can't find this variation menu anywhere
Which menu?
@@studioonetutorials Adding a variation, I'm on the piano roll can't find it anywhere , then I do convert part to pattern still can't find it
I literally looked for such a video just over an hour ago, now this 😅. Is the procedure similar for Kontakt 6?
Awesome! Yes, the procedure is exactly the same for Kontakt. You just need to add the right keyswitches (or MIDI CCs) for your libraries...
@@studioonetutorials many thanks for the reply!
exxcellent video Lucas. Tell the people at studio oe development, that studio one 6 should have a looping ability allowing for different length loops on different tracks playing at the same time. and maybe an automatic duplicate loop nfunction of we desire it. something like the Montage and fantom features I guess.. seems to me that wouldnt take too much coding, but i imagine CPU usage would be a bit heavy in some cases but thats on us users. This would make Studio Ones live show page a Game changer . Maybe studio one has a work arond for that already? Im just a dumb pianist.
Hm, it's strange but in my piano roll the notes don't chnge the color after changing different KS...
Why should they change the color?
@@studioonetutorials Well, in your video it seems to me that notes changed their color after changing the variations)) Anyway it would be much handy if they add colored notes and ability to change the variations immediately in the inspector, not later...
@@Artur_Chernyavsky Not really, only the color of the actual Sound Variation changes because each SV has its own color. But yes, I agree that it would be a useful feature to have the notes colored by SV.
@@studioonetutorials I moved to Studio One from FL Studio where there is BRSO Articulate for changing between articulations according to the color of KS, and it's suuuper fast and convenient way of writing)
Can someone tell me whats the deal with sound variations, because for me it just looks like a keyswitch function which CSS already offers.
s1toolbox.com/tutorials?topic=Sound+Variations
Studio one wins.
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