How To Render Chord Track Changes Into Instrument Parts (MIDI Events) In Studio One 4

In this video, I demonstrate how to go about rendering any changes that were made by The Chord Track into Instrument Parts (otherwise known as MIDI Events) In Studio One 4.

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[ArunIyer]

You should be the official face of Studio One Marcus. Thanks for this!

[skipnobeet]

I actually discovered the freeze pitch fuction today but couldn't find or figure out what it was used for. Then you posted this video. Sometimes I trip on how the universe works. Thanks for the tutorial.

[marklondon]

Thanks for the great tip. I was looking for this for ages

[Russplight]

Wow! Thanks for this one Marcus! Always wonder what the "Freeze pitch" function actually did.

[erichoodmusic]

Thanks man. I couldn’t figure out to do this. Great video!

[jojoslaughter]

Thanks a lot! I was searching this since ...

[coldskoolbeatz]

Wish I could like this video 100 Xs! Thank you!

[warlanefam]

Awesome!!!! thanks, I couldn't find it either

[brionreid]

Marcus! I rewatched this... noticed that the Am7 & G7 didn't "render" to the midi track as they appear to still be triads. Is there a way to get these more complex chord selections into the MIDI? thx

[babymixswing]

How does the Freeze Pitch feature differ from Rendering Instrument Tracks?

[jameshetfield]

How did you write chord in the top bar i didn't understand.