"Pocketing" in Studio One | PreSonus

When it comes to cleaning up timing issues while editing and mixing your audio tracks, Studio One does it beautifully. Here's how Joe Gilder does it.
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[@paulmachowsky]

Great video Jo. Just dont forget to give us PC owners the commands for PC. Thanks again!!

[@nathanreddent2427]

Great tips as always. I’ve been using studio one for 4 years now and I’m still learning new tricks.

[@leearmitage]

thanks Joe great tips, and this is why I always record a DI with guitar and bass

[@basscase78]

Cool tutorial. Marcus Huskyns also has a great S1 video where he sets up his macros to pocket drums like beat detective. For pocketing electric guitar, I have seen some guys do a DI split. So the guitar cable goes into a DI and the DI has an out for a dry signal and another out for the pedals and amplifiers. Then track the dry and wet and group them together and you can see transients in the dry signal.

[@theoriesabound6711]

That's a great idea. Another way to split the signal without a DI box is to use a simple splitter (1/4" male goes into guitar, two 1/4" female available out). One of those can be sent to the amp/pedals and the other can be used as the dry signal.

[@stringsnare]

oh man this is amazing i did not even know about it

[@azcoyote007]

Would love to see more on doing this with guitars.

[@jackaro2]

Nice video. I don't use presonus currently but it was helpful to me

[@TarasKuznetsovMusic]

Hey Joe! This feature is amazing, I use it all the time with my drums 👌🏾actually cannot imagine my mixing life without it… Can I suggest a video about s1 remote app for iPad? There’s not much about this topic, I would love to see how you guys (you and Gregor) use it ! Thanks! ❤

[@SVRsoundproduction]

Please pay your attention! We all really need a soft takeover! Please add this feature, it opens up a lot of possibilities!

[@perrythomasmusic3709]

Yes, I use this feature quite often, probably because I can't say that I have perfect timing. I am programming all of my drums for my songs and I am not a real drummer, so I probably get off on occasions, as well as play out of time a little. To be honest, I don't like things being perfect. In fact, if I sing a little off key or out of time, I just live with it, because I like the human factor. Look at a guy like Johnny Cash. The man TALKED off key, but it's JC. You can say that about a lot of artist. I say if it's really off, then fix it, but if it's just a little off, then just leave it alone.

[@MrSiwat]

Really excellent audio processing in Studio One. Great lesson and useful tips. Thanks so much.)

[@airspeedaudio]

so is this an alternative to the Bend feature of adjusting timing?

[@matttorrence2900]

Hey, man, how come when I bring a clip in from Splice, it (sometimes) doesn't snap to the grid? For example, I brought in a drumbeat recorded at 136 bpm, but my tempo was 92... it didn't adjust... what can I do?

[@ashleyhill7137]

I'm a bit confused, as, by grouping everything, you seem to be 'slipping' all of the notes, as opposed to just the one that needed fixing? The others seem to move when they didn't need to? I'm obviously not grasping something correctly. Thanks

[@Skijumptoes]

4:30 Anyone wondering what that "Side to side" tool is called, it's called Slip Editing, or Slipping.

[@primeraIAFC]

Is there an alternative to register the product WITHOUT knowing the purchase date of the studio 26c interface?

[@danielburns4483]

Wow. this helped enormously with my workflow. got me thru a tricky edit today! thank you very much.

[@josephdzingomvera1232]

Between audio bending and pocketing which method would you prefer?

[@ripperthecrooks6428]

So that's split tool. Then ctrl+alt on windows?? And then press X for crossfade right ??

[@MrBrunast]

What song are you working on? Is it released, or is it coming?

[@thomas-mavian]

When recording distorted guitars, record a DI track as well and group them before editing. A lot easier to see the transients on a clean DI track.

[@ronnyisland9892]

Hi Joe,I first want to let you know that i love your videos..The thing is,i just switch from logic to studio one this week..i have directly a strange issue.. When i open an instrument track let say i use the mai tai plugin,with bass preset and after i open another instrument track with the mai tai plugin,but then with a strings preset,i hear both instrument at the same time when i play the bass or the string on the track channels..what should i do to hear them sapper ate from each other when i play one of them??can you please help me out ??

[@justinloe3316]

sounds like theyre both armed to monitor, id open console and check or enlarge output and make sure the instrument isn't being sent to other. hope this may help. im pretty new to the program as well.

[@robertmabery212]

What are the advantages of this method vs. using audio bend?

[@Skijumptoes]

The advantage is that you're not 'bending' the audio, you're slipping it left or right without any kind of time stretching occurring so the audio quality remains.

[@philfyphil]

Some of Keith Moon’s snare hits on Baba O’Riley are late but I actually think it makes the track and adds to the appeal. I hate to think they would have been corrected if recorded today.

[@stingylizard]

Yes! Cannot imagine Physical Graffitti being all "corrected" -- many others included -- but this is an excellent lesson as an S1 time-saver. Cheers!

[@saltpzak]

They definitely would have been corrected today...unfortunately.

[@BTHECROWN1]

No it's not a Nashville term James Brown use to say that all the time

[@lamarasamuel]

Can Melodyne auto do this to a certain degree?

[@frangotika]

"Command option"? How do I get the weird looking tool out? It's not mentioned how, or I missed it...

[@LeeNeitzel]

Same. As a Windows user, I don't know what Command Option means...

[@rolandoastudillojara3054]

@@LeeNeitzel In Windows is the CTRL key

[@andrewbillington5422]

Also, Option is ALT. Command Option is CTRL and ALT.

[@rvanderkruk]

I do wonder how much time professionals generally spend fixing things like this for a 4 minutes song with 4 instruments playboy very good players. (I am not there yet)

[@ArthurKlisiewicz]

I am ableton LIVE user for about 15 years. I feel very comfortable with that DAW. I have to say one thing. STUDIO ONE IS SUPER, SUPER HARD TO LEARN ! After trying for 6+ months I am still very, unproductive and get stuck every single time I try to do something. It seems like I would need a 100 years to learn it ! I do not know whether is it to many features, to complex concept, to cluttered interface, to many macros, to many icons,... I really do not know exactly what makes it so hard, Perhaps my Ableton Live habits... I REALLY WANTED TO LIKE THIS SOFTWARE but after trying for so many months I am becoming more and more discouraged by the suuuuper slow progress and no resource other than Forum posts to get some help. How many messages one can however post a day ? THE PROBLEM IS THAT THERE IS PLENTY OF TUTORIALS ON HOW TO DO THINGS. There are no tutorials or any help how to do, or what to do when one gets stuck !!! I ended up many times when something that supposed to work suddenly stopped, something got messed up and I had no idea how to fix it etc. I could only start from scratch (and be so unhappy to waste time again,...). Perhaps for those who use this software for 10+ years it is a second nature but the perspective of learning this software for another 20 years is daunting ! For NEW COMERS - there is something missing in this program ! CERTAINLY IS.

[@danielburns4483]

What sort of music production are you doing? Studio One is more of a "console" oriented DAW compared to Ableton, so if you are doing primarily modern electronic production, I would say that Ableton caters to that much better. Most traditional pros I know who love S1 come from a more analog and traditional instrumental recording background.

[@PachuauZ]

I was a Cubase user, and occassionally, Pro Tools. I switched to Studio One in 2016, and from there, i never looked back. It's a lot easier to use than other DAWs that i have experimented with. There are many tutorials onlilne that you can use. But in my opinion, just use whatever you are comfortable with. The end result is all that matters.

[@presonus]

Hi Arthur, sorry to hear that you’re frustrated! Perhaps you are over complicating things a little bit? As long as you stick to the fundamental “Drag & Drop” philosophy, 90% of the DAW should work just like you expect. Perhaps this video can help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmOsZpKQoZymd8U -GBY

[@jrclarkbass]

You're right about your drummer, he's very good at playing in time and annoyingly so. 😂 Good video though!

[@Hevu15]

Hl

[@LitIbar-ti5bf]

Im done with music peace im out

[@MyFeltMusic]

This is the 5th video on slip editing. SMH