Audio To Midi Tips In Studio One

[@KayaSun]

Hey Carlo thank you .. Can you prepare a new video of this work as a complete work on Drums ok, main melody (can be Vocal or Guitar), Bass, Pad, Chord, 2nd Melody etc.!.. Chords, Bass will be taken from the main melody automatically, then you can play... thanks

[@wesleywild-s9x]

You can just drag the file to the groove window and then drag that down to ad drums. That way you get velocity better and it's way quicker ;)

[@horacestacey3549]

Great Tutorial. Would you do the same for kicks and Toms

[@tortoniarecords2047]

Congratulations for the video!!! But by trying this technique I realized the approximation of the melodyne detection.... if you zoom in well on the original audio track and the newly generated midi one you will notice that each midi note is not exactly in phase with the track original, and therefore unfortunately it will be necessary to manually move each midi note generated to make it sound in phase with the original. I noticed the same problem with the detection of transients in studio one... all the detected transients are not in phase, they are the original and you need to fix them one at a time!!! It would be nice to find a quick solution to this problem without having to waste a lot of time aligning each phase... also because each detection is different and it's not enough to drag the new trace back a few milliseconds...

[@wesleywild-s9x]

I noticed this too . Track delays in the inspector are your best bet

[@WisdomBai]

WOW. ITS NICE

[@promixacademy6904]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JuanPabloGarciaGonzález-q8m]

What a great video

[@horacestacey772]

Question: if I want to replace the entire kit. Do I have to repeat the same process for each sample?