Learn Studio One 3.5 | Using the Quantize Panel & Grid | In-Depth

[@quantaaudio]

Check out my new 6+ hour downloadable course for Studio One 5.5, here!: quantaaudio.com/store For information on one-on-one web training, check out my site, here: quantaaudio.com/webtraining ***Note*** I forgot to mention in the video that there is a button labeled "AQ" in the MIDI editor window that when engaged, will automatically apply any quantize value changes to your MIDI notes! This can drive you crazy if you're not aware of that setting...

[@vengadorsky]

you mean it will happen as soon as the midi input is recorded?

[@quantaaudio]

No, it will actually affect all of your already recorded MIDI notes, anytime you have it activated and make a change to the quantize value.

[@mtmstudios2659]

Exeptional commentary. I found myself drawn by your instructions. Very clear and precise. Thanks

[@quantaaudio]

Glad you found the tutorial helpful, MTM. Thanks for watching and taking a moment to comment.

[@HoldMyBeerFam]

Is there anything this guy cant do!? Best teacher for studio one out there. Please keep going i noticed u started posting again after 7 months and I am so happy about that!

[@markhurt3279]

Wow, you are the best at making these pretty obscure features relevant to everyday use! Quanta rules!

[@HaveAVision2]

You make great Studio One tutorials, I always seem to learn something new watching your videos. I always find value in them. Thanks.

[@PatrickBradshaw215]

This is the best explanation of Studio One's quantize feature I've seen. This cleared-up a couple things I was trying to better understand. Thank you!!!

[@quantaaudio]

Awesome, glad the tutorial was helpful. Thanks for your comment and checking out the tut!

[@iwo1621]

I like such videos rather than looking in the manual, good job!

[@quantaaudio]

Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching!

[@1bIgFaTsOnOfAbItCh]

OMG! You are an awesome teacher! I know people who're experts with this software but can't explain/teach it to someone else to save their lives. Further proving educating/teaching is a skill and just because you do something well doesn't mean you can necessarily teach it. Kinda why we've never seen Michael Jordan try to coach.

[@quantaaudio]

Hey, thanks for taking the time to leave a message and I'm glad you're finding the tutorials helpful. All the best!

[@andreasfranzmann9634]

Thank you for your videos, keep up the good work! I bought S1 a week ago and changing from Pro Tools to S1 is pretty flawless, but in addition your videos are so valuable! All I can do is subscribe (which I just did) and give all of them a thumbs up! Great work man! All the best from Germany!

[@quantaaudio]

I appreciate the support of the channel, Andreas. Thanks for watching! Best.

[@abletonproducer0014]

as always quanta you're awesome

[@johnandersen9219]

Thanks! Very clear explanation 👏👏👏

[@sugahbrown3802]

great video!!! is there any chance of you doing a video explaining the groove part?

[@cristiansantiz5773]

Thank you!! Best explanation ever!

[@quantaaudio]

Appreciate it, glad you found it helpful.

[@NickCent]

@14:00 you answered my question. Too bad we don't have the ability to visualy see the results of the quantization. This is pre-historic - needs to be addressed asap.

[@rwade6885]

This is sooo informative. Thank you SIR!

[@quantaaudio]

No problem, glad it was helpful!

[@kirtonk]

SO helpful. Thank you very much!

[@quantaaudio]

No problem, Kurt. Thanks for watching!

[@tommydimmel1914]

Excellent video on this topic. Thank you.

[@quantaaudio]

Thanks, glad it was helpful.

[@TheJTK123]

What about recorded audio tracks like guitar? Can you quantize it the same way?

[@petersvan7880]

Great video, thank you!

[@quantaaudio]

Glad it was helpful, thanks for the message.

[@ZoltanHagg]

Thank you, man!! That was clearly understandable for me! I appreciate that)

[@quantaaudio]

No problem, Zoltan. Thanks for watching and the comment!

[@chrisa1234]

Excellent video! Explained everything beautifully. The range setting seems a little counter-intuitive though, if I've understood it right...at lower range, only the notes which are slightly out of time will be corrected, and the ones which are very badly out of time will not?

[@jamesonforce1369]

Is there a way to temporarily bypass the snap function without having to press the [N] key twice? In other daws this is usually done by pressing and holding one key, and once you let go of that key the snap function is reengaged. Is there a way to make that happen in S1?

[@daffycarter8390]

Is there anyway to turn the quantize off completely with free play

[@shavnore]

When you quantize something with swing, does it globally change the grid?

[@kvenu88]

Can we have separate quantize values for track and piano roll (like in sonar) ? It is very imporatant as when working with notes, we might need it to be at eighth and in track view, we might need it at whole for clips movement.

[@quantaaudio]

Yes. The quantize value can be set independently in the song page and edit window.

[@kvenu88]

Quanta thanks for the reply! But, when we change the quantize value in edit page, that value changes in the main(song) page too ... so that means they are connected... How to make them independent?..

[@quantaaudio]

You're absolutely right. I just gave it a try and it does appear they are linked. I could have swore they were independent! The manual gives no mention about how to do this...

[@Piston1776]

Thank you so much!

[@DanielGarcia-il2gu]

Podrías hacer un video quantizando drums? Seria muy útil.

[@quantaaudio]

Por supuesto. Conseguiré eso en los próximos días.

[@DanielGarcia-il2gu]

Será de mucha utilidad. Nuevo sub y like!!! :-)

[@barneyrubble8255]

With logic it was so easy using flex time. Why doesnt Studio one have something like that where you can just push a button and all the transients snap to the grid? Saves me a lot of time with my bass playing.

[@JoyceSpencerMusic001]

Thank you!