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I've had studio one for nearly a year now and I still don't know what I'm doing. I recently bought a 2nd hand Akai MPK25 midi keyboard to try and learn something other than recording my guitar. The learning curve from never using anything like this to making your own music is so steep it's mind boggling, but I've watched a few of your videos and saved some in my presonus tutorials folder and they're a great help for someone like me, so I appreciate your videos mate, thanks, without them I'd never get anywhere with it. Eventually I'd like to upgrade from the artist version to the pro and I never thought I'd say that.
Very well explained. The only thing I'd like to know is how to get the chords to be recorded as events on the midi editor. I don't want just the single notes, because I want to be able to change key at will, so would need each note on the editor. Is there a way?
Hi, thanks, nice tutorial, but it does not get into the one thing I really did want to find out, which is how you RECORD these generated chords to another track so you can edit it.... I tried assigning a new track's input to Chorder, but chorder is not there to assign to other tracks... any ideas? Thanks!
What you'd need to do is right-click on the MIDI Part that has that single notes contained within it, then go to "Instrument Parts" within the menu that pops up, click on "Render Instrument Track". The single notes that you played will then be replace with the chords generated by the Chorder.
Hi Qanta how do you render instrument tracks when its not chorder but an external chord vst plug in?im using one at the moment and its not rendering when i apply it, is that because chorder is incorporated into studio one?,how do i get around this please?
MM, what you'd need to do is right-click on the MIDI Part that has that single notes contained within it, then go to "Instrument Parts" within the menu that pops up, and then click on "Render Instrument Tracks"... You will then be cookin' with oil. It sounds like this will render audio, but what you will get are the chords rendered down within your MIDI part, instead of the single note. The Chorder itself, will also be deactivated(powered off) during this process. Of course, just ctrl+z if you want to undo the action. Let me know if you have any problems.
@Quanta I agree, this should have been added into this tutorial for Reason converts like myself. Lol 😆 I came specifically just to see if that feature was available as well. Great video asusual👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Very good tutorial. How come you can't choose the Key of the song you are trying to play. Let's say choose major triads, and also you could choose the key in with you want to play the song.
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I've had studio one for nearly a year now and I still don't know what I'm doing. I recently bought a 2nd hand Akai MPK25 midi keyboard to try and learn something other than recording my guitar.
The learning curve from never using anything like this to making your own music is so steep it's mind boggling, but I've watched a few of your videos and saved some in my presonus tutorials folder and they're a great help for someone like me, so I appreciate your videos mate, thanks, without them I'd never get anywhere with it.
Eventually I'd like to upgrade from the artist version to the pro and I never thought I'd say that.
You're doing a very nice job. Thanks for you channel and tutorials =)
Thanks for the feedback and watching the videos! Best.
9:13 finally, how to assign your own chords
Very well explained. The only thing I'd like to know is how to get the chords to be recorded as events on the midi editor. I don't want just the single notes, because I want to be able to change key at will, so would need each note on the editor. Is there a way?
Hi, thanks, nice tutorial, but it does not get into the one thing I really did want to find out, which is how you RECORD these generated chords to another track so you can edit it.... I tried assigning a new track's input to Chorder, but chorder is not there to assign to other tracks... any ideas? Thanks!
Great explanation, thank you!
can we use this to control Ujam? to trigger different styles by just pressing one key?
My studio one5 only shows input filer under note fx. help pls. Did i forget to instal something?
Did chorder get an update
nice tutorial....great job!
very useful for a beginner like me!
Thanks, Dwayne. Glad the video was helpful.
So can i put those chords on the midi editor?
What you'd need to do is right-click on the MIDI Part that has that single notes contained within it, then go to "Instrument Parts" within the menu that pops up, click on "Render Instrument Track". The single notes that you played will then be replace with the chords generated by the Chorder.
@@quantaaudio thank you 🙏😊
Hi Qanta how do you render instrument tracks when its not chorder but an external chord vst plug in?im using one at the moment and its not rendering when i apply it, is that because chorder is incorporated into studio one?,how do i get around this please?
I've never attempted to do this with a 3rd-party device so I'm not sure off the top of my head how you'd go about that, sorry.
Is this available in Studio one PRIME version?
No, it's only in the professional version.
Hey Quanta when I sequence with the chorder in my sequencer I only get one note. Is the a way I can get the whole chord to show up in the sequencer.
MM, what you'd need to do is right-click on the MIDI Part that has that single notes contained within it, then go to "Instrument Parts" within the menu that pops up, and then click on "Render Instrument Tracks"... You will then be cookin' with oil.
It sounds like this will render audio, but what you will get are the chords rendered down within your MIDI part, instead of the single note. The Chorder itself, will also be deactivated(powered off) during this process. Of course, just ctrl+z if you want to undo the action. Let me know if you have any problems.
@mixman29 @Quanta Thanks fellas for both the question and the answer!!! I came here with specifically *That* question :-)
Cheers!!
you need to do a tutorial on this thatdudeB and Quanta
@Quanta I agree, this should have been added into this tutorial for Reason converts like myself. Lol 😆 I came specifically just to see if that feature was available as well. Great video asusual👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks:)
Shame that Studio One has no feature like Cubase Chord Tracks. Really helpful for composing and experimenting with new ideas.
camelCased It's there now in version 4.
I've had studio one for almost 2 years now but if i open my note FX there's only one plug in named 'Input Filter'. What now?
The complete suite of note FX devices is only included in S1 professional.
Quanta Okey thank u ☺️
Very good tutorial. How come you can't choose the Key of the song you are trying to play. Let's say choose major triads, and also you could choose the key in with you want to play the song.
you think transpose button on they midi keyboard is a workaround?