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This tutorial will show you how to quantize MIDI in Ableton Live. Quantizing allows you to snap MIDI data up to a grid, allowing it to be kept on time with your entire session’s tempo and timing. It can also allow you to correct performance issues, and correct improper playing. For the purpose of this […]
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In this tutorial, we will show you How to add Return Tracks in Ableton Live. This tutorial shows how to create additional return tracks with their associated sends for FX purposes in Ableton Live . 1.Open Ableton Live and create a new session. The default session window should look like this: It is easy to see
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In this tutorial, we will cover the topic of How to Bounce a Mixdown in Ableton Live. This tutorial assumes you have finished your mix and your master output is routed to the main stereo outputs of your interface, which most likely will be the analog line outputs 1-2. The following picture shows how a basic
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This tutorial shows the user how to Rescan Ableton Live Plugins so that the software can recognize these plugins and be able to use them. Ableton Live is capable of running VST and AU plugin formats for plugin operation. However, by default these configurations must be enabled, the proper folders must be selected and the
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Introduction to Digital Audio Workstation File Organization Tips: In this article we will talk about Digital Audio Workstation File Organization Tips. With the growing number of digital files that we all download, collect, create, and curate, it is becoming increasingly important to thoroughly organize our data in logical, clear, and detailed ways. In this article,
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https://www.obedia.com/presonus-studio-one In this video, we show you how to setup a template in PreSonus Studio One, to allow for quick and easy recall of session settings and setups. This will save you time and energy, allowing you to be creative on the fly! To learn PreSonus Studio One in real time, please call: 615-933-6767
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Clip Grouping in Pro Tools In this tutorial, we will discuss Clip Grouping, one of the many useful Editing and Arrangement features in the Pro Tools environment. In version 10 of Pro Tools, Avid renamed what they call chunks of audio on a track from “Regions” to “Clips”. Due to this change in naming syntax,
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How to fix missing files in PreSonus Studio One In this video, we explore the dreaded “missing files” window in Studio One. We walk through common scenarios where a user would encounter this window and how to find the best solution to maintain file organization, make sure your sessions are complete, and above all make
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Get it: http://pcaudiolabs.com/product/presonus-monitor-station-v2/ Get the Test Tones: https://www.mediafire.com/?9m0f2tyudm7gq32 In this video we show you how to setup and configure your PreSonus Monitor Station V2 for utilizing multiple monitor setups in your studio. This is easy to set and calibrate and use. If you have questions about digital audio, call OBEDIA at 323.319.4051. PreSonus Monitor Station V2
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One on one HELP: https://www.obedia.com/presonus-studio-one The new multi-tool in PreSonus Studio One 3 will help to streamline your workflow and let you work faster! Using it, you can select a secondary tool for your primary tool, and then, hold down control (PC) or CMD (Mac) to access the secondary tool on the fly. Great for
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