Understanding Scenes in Serato Studio
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- 🎶 Dive into the world of music production with Serato Studio and master the art of crafting dynamic tracks effortlessly! In this tutorial, we'll explore the incredible feature of Scenes in Serato Studio, a game-changer for organizing and completing your music projects.
🔗 Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:55- Getting Samples together from Splice
3:58 - Renaming your Scene
4:35 - Copying Scenes
5:00 - Adding Variations with Scene Duplication Automation
6:15- Mute Automation
7:55 Creating an Intro Scene
8:05 - Enhancing Transitions and Flow
9:55- Adding Drum fill to Intro Scene
10:28- How Song View Works with Scenes
11:48- Adding New Scenes To Copy and Adjust
12:50- Adding Bass line to Main part of track
15:50- Add fx for Transitions from Scene to Scene
17:50- Automating Mute for Drum Fill
19:23- Adding A Chorus Scene
24:45 Creating an Ending Scene
27:55- recap of Lesson
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🎵 What are Scenes in Serato Studio?
Scenes are your key to unlocking a seamless song structure in Serato Studio. They provide a visual representation of different sections in your track, such as the intro, verse, chorus, and more. Think of Scenes as the building blocks that allow you to organize your ideas and complete your music with ease.
🌟 Key Features:
Intuitive Drag-and-Drop Interface: Simply drag and drop Scenes onto the Arrangement View to build your track effortlessly.
Dynamic Arrangement: Easily rearrange Scenes to experiment with different song structures and find the perfect flow for your music.
Scene Duplication: Quickly add variations to your track by duplicating Scenes and making subtle changes for added depth and interest.
Seamless Transitions: Use Scenes to create smooth transitions between different parts of your song, ensuring a cohesive and professional sound.
🚀 How to Use Scenes for Your Track:
Creating Your First Scene:
Learn how to set up your initial Scenes to establish the foundation of your track.
Arranging Scenes for Song Structure:
Discover the art of arranging Scenes to create a compelling and engaging song structure.
Adding Variations with Scene Duplication:
Dive into the creative process of duplicating Scenes to add variations and dynamics to your music.
Enhancing Transitions and Flow:
Explore techniques to make your track flow seamlessly by utilizing Scenes effectively.
Finalizing Your Track with Scenes:
Put the finishing touches on your masterpiece by fine-tuning and organizing your Scenes for a polished result.
👉 Ready to take your music production to the next level? Watch this tutorial and harness the power of Serato Studio Scenes to bring your creative vision to life! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more tips and tutorials on music production. Let's make music! 🎧✨ 
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Great video and very helpful. Thanks!
Your welcome. Thanks for watching
Solid video Gonzo
Thank you homie
Very helpful. Thanks.
Your welcome. Glad it helped
Gonz u too much on Studio. Appreciate your videos n insight. Thanks bro
No problem. Just trying to make it as easy as possible to create and having fun
thank you !!!
Your welcome
GONZ, we need more extensive scenes, at least a choice of 16, 32 and 64 for those of us who make electronic music with extensive sounds, the current scenes of 8 do not allow the sounds to sustain from one scene to the next, thanks man and HAPPY New Year 2024!
Agreed homie. Happy new years to you as well
Great Channel. A couple of questions if I may
Is there a way to see the project name while it is open?
Is there a way to change the metronome sound?
How do you change the velocity of each note in the sequencer?
Thank you in advance…
I appreciate it .
To answer your question.
1. Project name is on the bottom left hand corner ( not the most ideal location I feel)
2. Metronome sound you can't change yet.
3. If you hold the ctrl or windows key then click on a drum sound you made on the track section and move up or down you can adjust the velocity
@@djgonz123 Thank you so much… I will try it. I am a subscriber living in the Philippines… 🇵🇭🙏🏽
@@bleedalot that's awesome. If you still have some troubles let me know. I'll make a short video about velocity
@@djgonz123 What if I create a list of questions and sponsor a video for the answers? I really appreciate what you are doing.
@@bleedalot feel free to send them at djgonz123@gmail.com . Hopefully I can answer them for you 😁
Hi Gonz having problems moving saved user projects too a new laptop,thanks in advance
Is it where the files aren't discoverable or all are missing?
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Its not discoverable
Man thanks for that video!! Helped a lot an other good explaination!! There´s one thing i couldn´t figure out yet. Is there a other way to shorten scenes in the song view than adjusting it in the scenes window by deleting stuff or changing it to 2 beats? If i click in the scenes window it runs through the whole scene and by clicking a other scene it keeps running till the end than change the scene.. I hope you get what I mean hahaha! Appreciate pushing all others to progress in what we love to do man🙏
Great to hear
In the song view there's a little loop icon that you can manually adjust to shorten the length in an area so it doesn't play through the whole song view just the looped selection.
Also in the scenen you can loop just a specific bar so you don't have to replay the entire thing to change something say you're trying to change something on bar 3 and it's eight bars you can just hover your mouse over the bar amount and you'll get a loop icon that you can click and it'll just loop. Cuz if not you run into that issue of waiting an entire scene to change something
Hopefully that wasn't a mouthful lol. If that didn't quite make sense I'll just try to do a quick short video.