NEW! -- Quantize, Tempo maps, etc. In UA's LUNA

A brief run-through of the new quantize features (alongside tempo maps etc) in Universal Audio's LUNA.
#luna #UAD #quantize

[@MrTupeloFlash]

Thanks for all your Luna Tutorials

[@AcousticWisdom]

Great video! I never would have thought of making a tempo map and then use the quantize slightly to grab any wonky bits. Brilliant.

[@mw-mediendesign]

Brillant Tutorial! Thanks for showing!

[@joshrainbow-IceTenor]

Good morning, hope you're doing well. You always make such amazing videos. Make it a awesome weekend and looking forward to the next video

[@misterfalur]

Thanks for the good explained tutorials!

[@mekelivillamor]

Love your videos best channel involving UA/Luna, you have helped me move forward with mixing a lot as a beginner. Wondering if you will be doing any tutorials or mixing demo using side chain weather to be native or third party? Keep rockin!!!

[@AliLittooxylis]

Thank you

[@Alex-dg2mb]

Awesome video man ! Thanks. Would love to work with you sometime

[@MrMuppetbaby]

Thanks this was very interesting. I want to be able to take a guitar part laid down by a guy who absolutely freaked out on me when I suggested he play to a click track and build a drum pattern from that. Best Tod :)

[@FutureClubNow]

Great tutorial. I am use to doing time-alignment in Pro Tools. Usually splicing the audio and using Beat Detective. I have a couple time-alignment jobs to complete and I may just opt for using LUNA for the editing job. LUNA is my main DAW now but I figured Pro Tools still had the edge on time-alignment. My only concern is, one band has requested that I do not use time-stretching for their drum edits. Which I normally avoid anyway. Could I get a similar workflow to this but by splicing the audio in LUNA rather than using a warp algorithm? Or should I just stick to Pro Tools for this edit? Thanks for any advice!

[@redviagra]

Ableton style arranger would be 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 for Luna .. Think about it

[@soulinspiration1]

Can this be done with midi tracks?

[@MarcusWolfMusic]

What’s the command to find the transient?

[@owlwoodsouth]

[TAB] to go to the next transient.