Exellent thread , i have a question guyz that i didn't find any answer anywhere :

It's in the project view ,the metering analysis is done on the whole master channel , the problem is that on this channel , usualy in the post insert i have my speakers / headphone calibration software i'm monitoring threw ( ARC or sonarworks stuff) , but i don't want it to be taking in consideration by the analysis sofwtare , since it's biasing all anaylsis (analysis ! i'm talking goniometer , Spectrum analyse , levels ect ...)

So how to set the analysis for exemple to analyse only pre insert or at a specific place in the plugin chain ...

This can be done in samplitude ...

Thks for your helps guyz ...

Yes, the built-in metering is post everything.
They can be switch off with power buttons on left.
Those same meters are available and plugins so you can insert them before your speaker emulator.

Hello.

a) This shows how I've set up my Roland A300 Pro keyboard/controller (ignore the Faderport):


b) This shows the keyboard, the notes and pitch bend will play but MIDI learn will not work so can't use controller features of the keyboard here.


c) I can set up the controller features of the keyboard but the notes won't play in this section. I've also tried setting this up as a controller rather than an instrument, makes little difference:


So it sort of works if I use both (b) + (c) but how can I combine/simplify the working functionality of (b)+(c) so I see keyboard and controller working together rather than having two separate sections?

Thanks!

OK so where is each channel's input gain trim knob? Absolutely vital tool but I can not find it for the life of me....

Lol .... So now we are being referred to as the Cakewalking Dead ....

darrenporter1 wroteOK so where is each channel's input gain trim knob? Absolutely vital tool but I can not find it for the life of me....

There's not one. Yes it is a deficiency for sure, and I'm sure many sonar users will be requesting it. The work around now it's either to use the clip gain where you can, which by the way is a very cool tool that sonar does not have, or use a plug-in as first insert, I think the mixtool what they recommend.

kenmatson wrote

darrenporter1 wroteOK so where is each channel's input gain trim knob? Absolutely vital tool but I can not find it for the life of me....

There's not one. Yes it is a deficiency for sure, and I'm sure many sonar users will be requesting it. The work around now it's either to use the clip gain where you can, which by the way is a very cool tool that sonar does not have, or use a plug-in as first insert, I think the mixtool what they recommend.

Yeah thanks Ken. I discovered how to do it watching a couple YouTube videos... use the VU meter on the main fader, set it for your desired scale, drag the clip up or down in the track view to adjust input trim. As long as I know how to do it and it's easy it's fine with me. I just liked how the SONAR console very much resembled an analog console. Made it very intuitive to learn for us middle-aged guys who cut our teeth on analog gear.

I think us SONAR users need to be careful... we need to learn how to use what's there... in time we will get used to it. Studio One is NOT SONAR and we should not be trying to turn it into that with a gazillion feature requests - unless the feature make sense for the general population of S1 users of course.

One thing I am jazzed about is apparently someone has gotten their old VS2480 to work well with S1, something I was never able to do in SONAR... would be nice if I could get essentially a free 16-channel control surface working for me!

jpettit wroteYes, the built-in metering is post everything.
They can be switch off with power buttons on left.
Those same meters are available and plugins so you can insert them before your speaker emulator.

Thks yep i knew we can switch them off , but i wanted to use them , Studio one doesn't have docking of plugin , and no X ray either , so plugin guis are a pain to handle all around .... that's why the built in interface suite is exellent , i do wish they provide a way or a dedicated monitoring solution , people with spekaers headphones calibration are a lot of people .....

So you confirm that for now all i can do is use metering plugins in insert and not the built in to skip the plugin ?

darrenporter1 wrote

kenmatson wrote

darrenporter1 wroteOK so where is each channel's input gain trim knob? Absolutely vital tool but I can not find it for the life of me....

There's not one. Yes it is a deficiency for sure, and I'm sure many sonar users will be requesting it. The work around now it's either to use the clip gain where you can, which by the way is a very cool tool that sonar does not have, or use a plug-in as first insert, I think the mixtool what they recommend.

Yeah thanks Ken. I discovered how to do it watching a couple YouTube videos... use the VU meter on the main fader, set it for your desired scale, drag the clip up or down in the track view to adjust input trim. As long as I know how to do it and it's easy it's fine with me. I just liked how the SONAR console very much resembled an analog console. Made it very intuitive to learn for us middle-aged guys who cut our teeth on analog gear.

I think us SONAR users need to be careful... we need to learn how to use what's there... in time we will get used to it. Studio One is NOT SONAR and we should not be trying to turn it into that with a gazillion feature requests - unless the feature make sense for the general population of S1 users of course.

One thing I am jazzed about is apparently someone has gotten their old VS2480 to work well with S1, something I was never able to do in SONAR... would be nice if I could get essentially a free 16-channel control surface working for me!

Insert *Mixtool in all chanells , uou will have gain and phase ...yep a pain but it can be done on all channel real fast via Maj + drag a drop ...

Hi amigos , i have another quik question , something i miss is the ability to mute /solo via the plugin gui wrapper , is there a way to do instead of having to do it from the channel / track ?

jpettit wrote

cpowell wroteI am mixing a song for a cover band called Liquid Blue and they have some MIDI tracks along with the audio. I am getting sounds during the mix, but I can't any sound after I "Mixdown." I right-clicked and selected "Transform to audio" but it still doesn't work.

I know I must be missing something simple...

What specifically do you mean before and after the mix down ?

When I have Studio One open on the Song Page and am currently mixing a song, I can hear the instrument track play when I press play. All channels are audible.

If I click on "SONG" then "EXPORT MIXDOWN" the resulting stereo WAV does not have the instrument track in it, meaning it is not audible, but the rest of the tracks are, meaning all the audio tracks.

So with Studio One open, I can hear the instrument track. When I export mixdown, the resulting wave does not include the instrument track in it as being audible.

I hope I am being clear on what I mean. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

zoheirmokeddem wroteHi amigos , i have another quik question , something i miss is the ability to mute /solo via the plugin gui wrapper , is there a way to do instead of having to do it from the channel / track ?

There is an existing 'feature request' for this - please vote it up...
Regards

zoheirmokeddem wrote

jpettit wroteYes, the built-in metering is post everything.
They can be switch off with power buttons on left.
Those same meters are available and plugins so you can insert them before your speaker emulator.

Thks yep i knew we can switch them off , but i wanted to use them , Studio one doesn't have docking of plugin , and no X ray either , so plugin guis are a pain to handle all around .... that's why the built in interface suite is exellent , i do wish they provide a way or a dedicated monitoring solution , people with spekaers headphones calibration are a lot of people .....

So you confirm that for now all i can do is use metering plugins in insert and not the built in to skip the plugin ?

I just let you know how to get the meters pre your plugin.
They can be pinned open over the standard one so
You have what you're looking for.

Anderton had a post back in the Cake forums, using a wrapper if you want to use the old Cake DX plugins...like the Sonitus stuff in particular. The compressor doesn't work though.

Please help - I record a section of audio. ThenI place a marker towards the end of the recorded audio. I now want to record a further section of audio on the same track, hear the section between the marker and the end of the original audio, and record a second piece of audio, leaving the original piece intact.

I have selected "play overlaps" on the track, but I cannot hear the original audio when record is enabled, hence I do not know when to "come in" for the second piece of audio.

Thank you.

In Sonar, the recording mode I describe above (and what I need) is called "Sound on Sound", as opposed to the other two options which are Overwrite and Comping.

Make sure the low latency monitoring is not on. With blue Z or green Z on, it won't play back the track if it's recording/input monitoring enabled.

I'm struggling with the piano roll view (PRV). How can I audition several notes at the same time? For example, can I select all notes in a chord and hear the chord play?

In addition, if I click on a note in the PRV, all I hear is a short burst of the note but I can't sustain it. I tried right clicking, left clicking, Ctrl + clicking, Shift + clicking, etc.

I spend a lot of time in the PRV. Hopefully there's a way to do these things.