One common misconception with respect to recording MIDI in Studio One is that there is a difference between Instrument and MIDI tracks. Recording MIDI on PreSonus Studio One is easy to do.
In this video, Brian from OBEDIA shows you how to record MIDI in PreSonus Studio One. The caveat is the 16 output limitation, since you have both Drums and Percs one instance of Maschine might not be enough.Īll the basic principals of my Cubase Tutorial apply to Studio One, things are just slightly different.How to record MIDI and instrument tracks in Studio One Now each pad has its own audio track in S1 and you can put your FX in them. If you want separate Audio go into your S1 Mixer and enable Maschine's multi-AUDIO-outputs, then In Maschine Sound>Output assign each Pad's destination to a different Out (Ext. That's really all those options do, they only control how MIDI triggers the sounds or is sent to daw, it's unrelated with anything Audio. Sounds to MIDI Channels > All notes at a given X MIDI channel will trigger one Pad, chromatically, instrument-like. Sounds to MIDI Notes > Each note will trigger a different Pad. The way you have the MIDI configured does not have any influence on the ability to "mix" Audio separately. It sounds like you're talking about MIDI Output Channels like they are Audio Outputs (?), they're not. Somebody, please shed some light on this!!! I want to make myself a template inside my DAW that always has Maschine set up correctly for production/mixes. I'd like to be able to have control over recording my drums/percussion inside Studio One and also be able to mix individual sounds within Studio One's mixer. So what is the best option? I don't really want to mix my drums/percussion inside of Maschine because I have plug-ins and things I like to do inside of Studio One. I lose the option of being able to mix individual sounds from each group inside Studio One because I'm not using Sounds to MIDI Channels mode. One of my Studio One MIDI tracks picks up the signal from the Drums group, another MIDI track picks up the Percussion group.
This works well inside Studio One since I'm using Sounds to MIDI Notes mode. Using Maschine, I'm assuming the best option would be to have a group for drums and another for percussion. In most of my songs, I record both drums and percussive elements. This is different from Group MIDI Batch Setup > Sounds to MIDI Channels, where individual sounds are routed to each individual output (1-16). I noticed that this allows an entire group's 16 sounds to be played through a single output. In Maschine I recently discovered Group MIDI Batch Setup > Sounds to MIDI Notes. Inside Studio One, I have an instrument track of Maschine and 15 other MIDI tracks set up to correspond with Maschine's 16 outputs. I'm using Maschine as a slave inside my DAW, Studio One.
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