- TAB TO TRANSIENT STUDIO ONE KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS HOW TO
- TAB TO TRANSIENT STUDIO ONE KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS VERIFICATION
User manually finds a transient and puts the now time on it (either tab-to-transient, or manually locating it).I may also not be savvy enough with macros to find it, but what would help me out greatly is this macro/functionality: I *think* that most of the hooks to create a macro to do this are available, but not visible(?). In terms of raw speed with precision, the keyboard will always win out for certain functions. While using a mouse is convenient in many cases, it can be clunky/slow in others. The confirmation window is also handy for situations where a rough tempo is initially set by going 8 bars into a song and setting the first marker there (snap can be WAY off in this situation depending on tempo mismatch).
TAB TO TRANSIENT STUDIO ONE KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS VERIFICATION
In SONAR, there is actually a pop-up window for verification since if too far along the timeline, it may choose the wrong marker, so it becomes two key strokes (macro to move tempo marker, followed by a return/enter key to accept). It would be much quicker in this situation to have a macro that allows a keyboard shortcut to move the closest tempo marker (based on snap settings) to the now time. The dilemma arises from listening to a track and a transient is located this way (yay!), the now time is sitting on it, but I now need to use the mouse to drag the tempo maker to it (ugh). Particularly when a track is a mix down or pre-master, the transients must be heard and cannot be readily seen visually or detected by tab-to-transient. People work from (and track) the now time in a project. For me, working with the mouse on the track (after 4.1.1) is actually faster by bypassing snap and dragging to a transient (one can actually set bend marker sensitivity to zero if transients are viewable this way), but this leads to the reason for working from the now time. I wanted to follow up on this, since the new mapping in 4.1.1 is VERY close, but works on manipulating the tempo track with a mouse, rather than working with the now time (and the keyboard). I would like to be able to simply tab to a transient and assign it to measure/beat on the tempo map and have the tempo map adjust accordingly - pretty much the same as ctrl-sliding an inserted tempo marker, but quicker and more accurate.
TAB TO TRANSIENT STUDIO ONE KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS HOW TO
I am submitting this as a feature request only because I am not familiar with macros is Studio One, and not sure if this already exists or how to create a macro to do so. It is as simple as 1) tab to transient necessary, 2) hit the shortcut to set measure/beat at time now, and 3) verifying the confirmation window (which should simply be Enter, barring any wild tempo variations). Using this method, it is simple to adjust a tempo map without navigating or using the mouse in any way.When used, the "Set Measure/Beat at Time Now" will use the closest grid setting as a suggestion, so slight drifts will automatically pop up a confirmation window of the Measure/Beat to assign and insert a tempo map adjustment accordingly.The first is set there, and this provides an "anchor" to keep it set for further adjustments (to the right of it).
This is even more painful with a track that leads into the drums, since that first downbeat wants to slide around.Īs an example, if a commercial track is imported and the tempo is roughly known and entered, here is what I am would like to do (this is how it is done in SONAR): Barring Melodyne 4 (which is clunky when doing this to a cover track due to the sheer size of the file), I have only found references to inserting tempo markers manually, and then ctrl-sliding those (requiring zooming in), and then repeating. Tab-to-transient is an excellent tool, but there doesn't seem to be a shortcut/macro to then assign that "time now" transient to a measure/beat on the tempo map. I have searched for this and not found this particular item, but it has been referenced.
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