Brody Tullier (aka Zeno) is a 17 year-old composer based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana who has been composing and arranging original music for the past four years.
His main style of composition is often through complex midi-mapping and programming, although he is also a studying pianist and vocalist.
Delving into advanced audio production more and more in recent years, his music has become the lively, energetic, and polished arrangements that you can hear in his recent Bandcamp releases here.
Brody’s preferred style of compositions lean heavily towards video-game inspired tracks and he aspires to one day seek a career in the video game music industry.
We wish him great success in his ongoing growth as a musician, composer and producer!
Follow Brody’s path in discovering the creative power of Studio One, Notion and the PreSonus software add-ons available.
Notion 6.8.2 Build 18133 is now available for Windows and macOS. It is a free update for Notion 6 owners or PreSonus Sphere members, and it can be obtained by clicking “Check for Updates” within Notion, or downloading from your PreSonus Sphere or myPreSonus account. All the changes are below.
When you join PreSonus Sphere your membership comes with Studio One Professional, Notion plus the native software instruments, effects and plug-ins that PreSonus offers.
Studio One Professional is a powerful and intuitive DAW that works for you – made only more powerful by the full catalog of plugins – while Notion is an easy way to create full scores, sheet music for individual instruments, or guitar tabs and chord charts. Sphere members can also enjoy ongoing software upgrades when new versions are released.
In this Sphere episode, Jacob takes us through a demo of the “Products” tab, and all that is included.
Join PreSonus Sphere today! Only $14.95 per month for Studio One Professional, Notion, and so much more.
With a PreSonus Sphere membership you get access to exclusive masterclasses in the “Learn” section.
Here you can dive into practical recording topics from industry professionals, covering recording tips, manipulating compression, perfecting EQ on a track, general mixing/mastering techniques, and more! Beyond the recording side, you can explore PreSonus Sphere product-specific videos like dialing in your guitar tone with Ampire, navigating Studio One and learning Notion.
In this episode, Jacob shows us the layout of the “Learn” tab, and how to navigate this “one stop shop” of classes.
Join PreSonus Sphere today! Only $14.95 per month for Studio One Professional, Notion, and so much more.
A maintenance update is now available for Notion iOS, the best-selling notation app on iOS. This is a free update for Notion iOS owners that can be obtained by visiting Notion in the App Store on your device, or checking your available updates in the App Store.
Notion 6.8.1 Build 18093 is now available, adding compatibility with the updated Score Editor of Studio One 5.2. It also includes a number of fixes, most notably for: VST instruments; the video window; and how Notion groups rests automatically. Notion 6.8.1 is a free update for Notion 6 owners or PreSonus Sphere members, and it can be obtained by clicking “Check for Updates” within Notion, or downloading from your PreSonus Sphere or myPreSonus account.
NEW
Compatible with Studio One 5.2
Studio One 5.2 adds new functions to its score editor, including tablature, drum notation, and multiple voices. These items are supported when you send score data between Studio One 5.2 and Notion 6.8.1. To see more about Studio One 5 and its Score Editor, click here.
Studio One 5.2 Now Available!
New score elements that can be exchanged with Notion from Studio One 5.2:
Guitar tablature
Drum notation
Multiple voices on the same staff
Rest groupings improved when exchanging MIDI (not score data) between Studio One and Notion and vice versa
For a full guide to Studio One and Notion transfer, see User Guide (Chapter 15.7)
ALL FIXES
Improvements
Automatic rest groupings improved for MIDI import, Realtime MIDI record, Studio One import, and Fill with Rests tool
MusicXML import of verse information from Sibelius improved
Fixes
[Win] Improved VST plug-in compatibility (for example with Best Service Engine)
Hitpoints now show as expected if there is a video offset time
Slash chord playback of enharmonic chords e.g. G#, D#, E#, A# now sounds as expected
[Win] Improved drawn line in handwriting
Issue fixed with cross-staff beamed triplets that have glissandi
Final barline no longer breaks multi-measure rest
Fixed crash when cross-staff beaming the first pitch of the first chord of a tuplet
[macOS] Can now select single note of a chord as expected, after the note start has been dragged forward over the barline in sequencer staff/overlay
[Win] Layout now updates immediately on releasing a layout handle drag
Staccatissimo now toggles with keyboard shortcut as expected
Fix for occasional issue when changing guitar tab numbers
Shown ranges for Viola (Section), Cello (Section) and Bass (Section) have been corrected
[Win] Fix for issue with selected printer drivers that lead to overlong measure lines when printing a single instrument
Other
Guitar Pro files removed as acceptable import formats in import dialog (MusicXML is now the preferred route for bringing in GP files)
Soundcloud API is no longer called if previously enabled in an older version of Notion that supported it
Notion 6.8.0 Build 18060 is now available, adding compatibility with the updated Score Editor of Studio One 5.1, Portuguese as a new supported language, and more. Notion 6.8 is a free update for Notion 6 owners or PreSonus Sphere members that can be obtained by clicking “Check for Updates” within Notion, or download from your PreSonus Sphere or myPreSonus account.
NEW
Compatible with Studio One 5.1
Studio One 5.1 adds new functions to its score editor, including print, page layout, transposition and key signature changes. These items are now supported when you send score data between Studio One and Notion 6.8. To see more about Studio One 5 and its new Score Editor, click here.
Studio One 5.1 Now Available!
New score elements that can be exchanged with Studio One:
Key signature changes
Instrument transposition
Staff name and abbreviation
Page size and orientation
Page margins
Notation font size
Staff and system spacing
Bar number options
Overall text size
Multi-measure rest options
For a full guide to Studio One and Notion transfer, see updated User Guide (Chapter 15.7)
ALL FIXES
Import/Export Improvements
If the track order is changed in Studio One, then the order is retained when importing into Notion
Scores with instrument names that contain special characters now import as expected to Studio One
Fix for sending audio from Notion to Studio One when there is a slash mark in the instrument name
Avoid importing metronome marks, time- and key signatures twice on import from Studio One
Half notes will now split into tied notes on Studio One or MIDI import, if they are syncopated and across the middle of a bar
Fix for drawing a tie if only element is present in a MusicXML file
Imported MIDI tempo now cleaner to read when there are many consecutive tempo changes
Video Window
[Win] Fix video window showing only its caption when opening for the first time after installation
[Win] Fix video window keeping the previous video’s aspect ratio after changing the video
[Win] Fix video window moving around when resizing
Languages/Documentation
New language – Portuguese
New Portuguese Quick Reference Guide and Shortcuts pdf’s added to Notion, to your user account, and to the website here
[Win] Installer language fixes
Some translation improvements in Korean
General
[Win] Fix for ‘Save As’ crash if an External MIDI port is set in ‘Preferences>MIDI IO’
[macOS] Fix for starting Notion when an existing PreSonus Sphere membership expires
[macOS] Add fix for plug-ins that use legacy copy protection
Fix crash on entering glissando/portamento into part with only one staff
Crash fixed if beaming tool is accidentally used on a tablature staff
Version number scheme for Notion changed – Now 6.x.x Build xxxxx
A maintenance update is now available for Notion iOS, the best-selling notation app on iOS. This is a free update for Notion iOS owners that can be obtained by visiting Notion in the App Store on your device, or checking your available updates in the App Store.
All the changes are below—if you missed all the major news for v2.5 itself, check it out here.
In Store tab, Notion now shows a check mark (instead of a cloud) for purchased bundles
In Store tab, now shows a check for instruments purchased in bundles
In Store tab, icons are force refreshed after tapping Restore Purchases
In Sounds tab, instruments are reloaded after restoring purchases
Notion no longer restarts purchase downloads when the app launches
Languages:
(iOS13 and later) Can now change preferred language for just Notion, rather than following the language set globally for the device. Go to Device Settings>Notion>Preferred Language
‘Choose Instruments’ now localised as expected in New Score dialog
Improved Korean translations in score setup
Template documents localised
Templates now open as expected in all languages
General:
Fix for drawing a tie if only “tied” element is present in an imported MusicXML file
Fix for Chord Root changing on iPhone only version of Chord Library when selecting extensions
Half notes will now split into tied notes on MIDI import, if they are syncopated and across the middle of a bar
General performance improvements
Minimum requirements: Apple iOS9 or higher (please note, Notion 2.5.x will be the final version to support iOS9 and iOS10)
An update is now available to the recent 2.5 release for Notion iOS, the best-selling notation app on iOS. This is a free update for Notion iOS owners that can be obtained by visiting Notion in the App Store on your device, or checking your available updates in the App Store.
All the changes are below—if you missed all the major news for v2.5 itself, check it out here.
An update is now available to the recent 2.5 release for Notion iOS, the best-selling notation app on iOS. This is a free update for Notion iOS owners that can be obtained by visiting Notion in the App Store on your device, or checking your available updates in the App Store.
All the changes are below – if you missed all the major news for v2.5 itself, check it out here.