Terrible behavior, no matter in which forum or under which video you comment. You should take a deep breath, think first (in this case, set the video resolution higher) and only then comment. A tip for more fun in life and better acceptance on the internet.

You can create additional instrumental voices if you use Melodyne to convert your vocals to MIDI. This add-on works with MIDI only.

Multis (combis) that do not depend on single voices. All effects are automatically included when you combine multiple sounds to a performance.

It is already prepared to work fine in V7.

@@studioonetutorialsGreat, thanks!

Because it's not a PreSonus product but my own product.

@@studioonetutorials I know that. But those features should be.

@@es__music If Scaler 2 outputs chords that you get on your instrument track, that's fine.

Absolutely, it has already been tested with version 7.

@ELLIOT8209 I don't believe that 🙂 And I don't think you have compared all the different features of both products (which are very different in their concepts and hard to compare).

@@studioonetutorials correct me please. What can't Scaler 2 do that harmony can? Genuine ask

@@TempoRhythmRhyme George, please stop complaining about Studio One when you just don't understand the absolute basics. Book some lessons with a Studio One coach. There are lots of people who can help. But stop complaining.

It depends on the instrument. The DAW only sends a PB range between -100÷ and 100÷. The actual PB range or quantization is set in the instrument.

Haha, I had the same reaction!

Same here lol

Yes, I'm going to make a video about Insert Transition Chords. Have you read the online manual page for this command? manual.studioonescripts.com/harmonywizard/insert-transition-chords

@@studioonetutorials Thank you i forgot all about the online manual i just went through it . i love how its laid out and it explains everything. all manuals should be like that one.

@@dante2804 Thank you! We work together often enough and they are actually good friends of mine. I regularly meet the Studio One team and we discuss new features and ideas. A lot of features in Studio One were designed in cooperation with me. But Harmony Wizard, with all the nerd options and very specialized features, is a completely different concept that wouldn't fit into Studio One. If I had designed the features for Studio One's stock functionality, I would have approached it very differently. I think it's best for everyone that it's a separate product because it gives me the freedom to also try out crazy ideas and develop it further based on user feedback.

Genau!

Thanks for both ;-)

As you say, it's a MIDI tool. It's certainly not useful if you don't work with MIDI. Real piano - I'm in :-)

I love both. Midi and piano

No Cubase does not do this

If you don't have the Transfer Notes option, this means that you don't have any other tracks visible in the Editor. Select all the instrument parts you want to edit and double-click them. Or alternatively, use the Editor Track List as shown in the video and use the pencil icon to make them visible. Then you should get the Transfer Notes. If only one part is in the Editor, there's nothing to transfer :)

@@studioonetutorials Ah.. I got it now. Thanks for the quick response. I was trying to take a piano voicing from one track and and transfer each voice to other tracks. I really appreciate this great tool set. Also love your Scoring Tools and Navigation Essentials. Great time savers and fun to use!

If you don't have the Transfer Notes option, this means that you don't have any other tracks visible in the Editor. Select all the instrument parts you want to edit and double-click them. Or alternatively, use the Editor Track List as shown in the video and use the pencil icon to make them visible. Then you should get the Transfer Notes. If only one part is in the Editor, there's nothing to transfer :)

@@studioonetutorials Brilliant! That shows me what I was doing wrong now, thanks a lot😀