I failed my first home recording attempt. I really threw everything at the wall to see if it would stick and figuratively put my head through the wall. Now im gearing up to try again, researching tips to have a different experience. One thing i read was its better to play to a drum track than a click (i play guitar) theres more feel instead of a monotone droning on and on.
Excellent-that's a great share. Our templates usually have EZ Drummer or such loaded on track 2 for every song. We have just started exploring Impact and are finding this works amazingly well,too. We hadn't thought to use it like this,so we owe you one. Salute!
ugh...everyone keeps showing this impact xt thing...how does someone set up a step sequencer for Spitfire Hammers? If I can see this, I may transition from Sonar Cakewalk. In Sonar, there is a step sequencer button in the libraries' GUI that automatically brings up the sequencer and a soon as something is plugged in, it shows up as a midi clip in the tracks view. Simple! If Studio One was this simple, I'd convert today.
Hey! I'm not that familiar with sonar. So I can't comment on that. I like Studio One because everything is in the box. Once you understand it works great.
Hi is Impact XT free with Studio One Professional. I’m unable to get a clear picture from anywhere. Also does it come preloaded with all these sounds. Thanks for the video.
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this is exactly what i needed. please make more!! i have just moved to Studio One and learning the ropes with MIDI.
Great! I think this video could help you as well. th-cam.com/video/AFdtzgmDQwI/w-d-xo.html
I failed my first home recording attempt. I really threw everything at the wall to see if it would stick and figuratively put my head through the wall. Now im gearing up to try again, researching tips to have a different experience. One thing i read was its better to play to a drum track than a click (i play guitar) theres more feel instead of a monotone droning on and on.
Glad to hear you’re trying again. Yes I think as a guitar player you play much better with drums than a metronome. More realistic feeling
@@MillerMusic thank you. I have been doing research and educating myself to have a better experience.
@@Skinnyorangemusic good luck!
Excellent-that's a great share. Our templates usually have EZ Drummer or such loaded on track 2 for every song. We have just started exploring Impact and are finding this works amazingly well,too. We hadn't thought to use it like this,so we owe you one. Salute!
Hey great! Glad you found it helpful.
Very nice Thankx are you using version 6
Yes
Nice but in other peoples videos i noticed they could change the colors of their hit rows> Howcome you didnt do that?
Sorry do you mean each channel changing the color?
What’s better quality. Groove agent or this?
Hi, I have not tried groove agent so I can't give a fair opinion.
@@MillerMusic I can use it in Studio One?
You should be able to use it as it's a plug-in. I would download the free version and give it a try first.
@@MillerMusic Yea. And its library is huge a little bit
ugh...everyone keeps showing this impact xt thing...how does someone set up a step sequencer for Spitfire Hammers? If I can see this, I may transition from Sonar Cakewalk. In Sonar, there is a step sequencer button in the libraries' GUI that automatically brings up the sequencer and a soon as something is plugged in, it shows up as a midi clip in the tracks view. Simple! If Studio One was this simple, I'd convert today.
Hey! I'm not that familiar with sonar. So I can't comment on that. I like Studio One because everything is in the box. Once you understand it works great.
Hi is Impact XT free with Studio One Professional. I’m unable to get a clear picture from anywhere. Also does it come preloaded with all these sounds. Thanks for the video.
Hey! Yes impact XT is free with Studio One professional or Studio One plus
@@MillerMusic But it’s not the totally complete version right. For that one has to pay?