How to Assign MIDI Channels to Notes with Sound Variations | PreSonus Studio One Tutorial

The best in this scenario would be to select the upper voice and assigning that to ch1, the middle to ch2 and the bottom voice to ch3. That would made miracles in terms of voice divisi. And then delay by articulations??? Ohhh man, Studio One would be the greatest ever

I have an important question for me, why i can t see the left side panel for assigning sound variations?
I mean that not always it appears in the midi editor.
It much more convenient to use it than draw the lane on the bottom (it s useful for visualization but not so good for programming)

This feature alone, makes Studio One by far my favourite DAW!

Can we do this for program change ?

sound variations are a really strong feature! Havent expected that it is so versitale!

Thanks for this vid. So, I see that in order to switch from Ahhh, to Uuuu, to Mmmm, you do it with a mouse click. Can you show how to perform the switch between the different voices by interacting SOLELY with your midi controller and NOT involving clicking??? (Like, let's say that you press "MODE+C keys" on your midi controller and now, when you live play on your midi controller, you hear "ahhhs", and then, you press "MODE+C#" on your midi controller, and now you hear "uuuuuuhhhs")

Without Looking at this video, I knew this topic would be Great. This has so much potential, I know I would use this for just a simple melody hack for arp creation. Is this exclusive to studio 6 or studio 5 as well? 11-13-22

Mind Blown.

Thanks for this awesome tip! Didn't know this was possible. Hope it will soon be possible to color midi notes by applied sound variation :D

Thanks for the tip Lucas! It would be great if you could also do this with individual notes in the same chord.

great trick. thank you 👍

Stunning! Brilliant.....