Відео

Thanks! Glad you liked the tone! 🎸🙌

You're welcome! 😃

Hi! I’m glad the video was helpful! To be honest, I’ve never increased the input gain on the HI-Z input, but you could try it and see how your plugins react on the input metering. What I usually do is use the ‘Data Zoom’ feature in Studio One to make the audio parts more visible for editing, and you can always dial it back afterward.

When using plugins to make your instruments stereo or wider, you need to convert your mono channels to stereo to hear the stereo effect; otherwise, they will remain mono.

​@@bobvaroСпасибо большое! Я тоже так делаю. Просто всегда думал что я делаю не правильно, и это плохо влияет на микширование вокала

I appreciate that!

Thank you very much!

You're welcome! 😃

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😉

Hey Devin! I'd love to listen to your track. Feel free to reach out to me at bobvaromusic@gmail.com, and I'll give it a listen. Perhaps I can offer some assistance! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video!

Lower the gain of your instrument channel (of your audio interface) to 0 and then start recording. If you need more info about proper gain staging your audio interface before recording DI, do some research. ;)

I appreciate the kind words! Nice to hear it was helpful! 😃

I'm so happy to hear that! I'm glad it helped.

If you wish to download these libraries, kindly register for an account with Spitfire first and then proceed to download the application from www.spitfireaudio.com/library-manager . This application will enable you to access and download all the libraries. Wishing you the best of luck, and should you require further assistance, feel free to reach out!

Thanks so much, Bob!@@bobvaro

You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that it was helpful. Best of luck with your recording and mixing! If you ever need assistance, feel free to reach out. 😉

You are so welcome!

That's a solid point! I will take note of this, and I'll keep that in mind for future videos!

@@bobvaro it was a great tutorial A lot of great info. Thanks for posting the vid. It still helps out with the how and why. How to do the recording and why to do it this way. I subscribed!

@@justbob9006 I appreciate that! Thanks for the feedback. 🙏

Hi Tim! Thank you so much. Greetings from Amsterdam! I genuinely adore Studio One; it's an excellent DAW for various reasons. If you require additional guidance, feel free to reach out. Wishing you the very best of luck in your musical endeavors!

Hi Derek! That's a great point. Kontakt has undergone a few updates. I've taken note of it and added it to my list for a future video. Thanks for checking out my videos, Derek!

@@bobvaro thank you for the videos 💯 looking forward to the new ones

Hey Derek, hope it's not too late. You need to click on "VIEW" located near the Kontakt Player logo on the top left of the plugin screen. Then select "Rack View". From there you can enable outputs channel.

@@onceinalifethai yeah, I eventually figured that out, lol. Thank you for letting me know though 💯👊🏼

No problem! Are you referring to the third-party plugins I'm using? These aren't included when you subscribe to or buy Studio One. However, Studio One does come with a variety of stock plugins that can perform similar functions. I hope this information is helpful!

@@bobvaro yes thanks a lot 🙏🏻 I found a sound that I wound by studio preset, thanks for that

@@cuptea_id Good to hear! Should you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to reach out.

Hi Sean! Haha, I'm glad to hear you figured it out. It might be helpful to start mentioning the Windows shortcuts. That's a good point you brought up. Thanks for mentioning it. I'm pleased to hear that you enjoyed the video!

Glad you liked the video! There's this misconception with some producers that you have to pile on loads of plugins and tweak every frequency. But for me, it's all about adding that sweet character with some harmonic distortion and using plugins like Decapitator from SoundToys or a good Pultec plugin. It’s important to start trusting your ears! 🎶

I'm glad to hear the video was helpful!

totally confusing.he took 20 min. to explain a 2 min system.

@@conradfelder2663 Errrrr, the whole video was only 6 minutes long. Maybe you have urges to troll videos

@@kevinslaney486 no, I just troll poor tutorials by people who should never post them.

@@conradfelder2663 Like I said, a troll. If you came to this video to learn how to print midi to audio, then why would you have a problem...the video tells you very clearly and takes 6 minutes (less really if you dont want to watch it all). I guess you are very neurotic about time, which is a common problem today. A dangerous neurosis that you should try and tackle.

My pleasure!

I agree with you, it's very complex but once you have it figured out, you can save your Studio One session as a preset to speed up the process so you don't have to start from scratch all the time.

@@bobvaro thanks bob yea I have started to do that more so recently . I did. The dreaded upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 and I had a bit of a nightmare and lost all my presets in the process but I e since writing that comment made a whole bunch of different routed kits and stuff into studio one. Thanks for the reply man 🤘

Glad you liked it! 😃

Opting to solo a track will automatically mute all other tracks. You can either solo both your MIDI and audio tracks together as a group, or you can activate 'solo safe' mode for your audio track by holding down the Shift key and clicking the solo button on the audio channel until it turns green. I trust this explanation provides greater clarity. If you still encounter any challenges, kindly inform me of the specific issue you are experiencing, and I'll be glad to assist further.

Very much appreciated!

My pleasure! 😊

Sure thing! I'm glad to assist with your questions. Firstly, I recommend recording a DI track through a plugin. This approach allows you to make adjustments to the sound later on. If you're confident about the sound and want to save some CPU power or maintain focus during the mixing process, you can bounce the track in place and disable the other channel with the DI track and plugin. You have the flexibility to use any amp plugin on any DI track at any time, which is beneficial for re-amping and experimentation. When recording your guitar, ensure that the volume is fully open and doesn't clip on your interface. For this purpose, using the HI-Z input is advisable. I hope this information proves helpful, my friend!

@@bobvaro Thanks for your response. This really helps.

@@robertadams821 My pleasure!

My pleasure! I’m glad to hear you find my video helpful. 🙏🏻🙂

Hey Albert! Thanks a bunch for your comment! That's such a great point you've made. I'm totally gonna keep it in mind for my future videos. I'm thinking of doing some where I only use stock plugins, just like you suggested. Your feedback means a lot to me, so thanks again! 😄

Hold up.. if you think about it, all EQ plugins do the same thing as all compressors. If it's a stock or 2nd, 3rd party plugins. Everyone has their favorite or go to plugin. Doesn't matter, in my opinion.

@@terrytimberlake8926 I realize that's your opinion. But I don't think it's correct. If it were, there would be no need for 3rd party plugins. Engineers would own only one e.q. and one compressor. That is, if they really all do exactly the same thing.

@AlbertNorris hold up.. respectfully. Remember if it wasn't for steinberg. Vst wouldn't be, but after that, everybody else jumped on the band wagon. He'll people have designed programs to make your own vst..

Glad to hear that! Always happy to help! 😃

You're welcome!

I'm not really sure, to be honest! I don't really know which features are not included in the Artist version.

You should be able to enable your outputs from the button to the right of the gear icon which opens the 'options' menu!

@bobvaro thank you...I had to restart the program and it appeared.

Thank you Terry! You're welcome! I appreciate the kind words. 😃

Oh yes! I 100% agree. I really enjoy working with their instruments as well!

Glad to hear that 🙏🏻

My pleasure 🙏🏻