another way to do it, say if you working on a remix and you don't want the acapella to be effect by the master bus plugins thats are making the instruments loud and brighter, compression etc... what you do is go to out I/O and add a stereo output, select the same outputs as your main master and listen bus. then back in the S1 mixer or tracks, you add a bus channel for the acapella and select the new output you just made for the output. I always make a bus channel and send any audio I want to bypass the master to that, and also with room another instance correction on that bus.
I'll make a short, but with the mixer panel open, click on the wrench icon on the left hand side, and towards the bottom of the list is "Enable Listen Bus". That should pop the Listen bus next to your Main out bus!
Now let's see... where did I put that big bottle of Tylenol? 😨 That was a lot of info to absorb at once for those of us who have never heard of a "Listen Bus". Tim, it would have been helpful had you shown us how to add a Listen Bus. In your example, the Listen Bus was magically already there, but I do not think that is the default. We, the uninitiated, wouldn't automatically know how to add it. Since you didn't mention it, I looked at the User's Guide (Actually check the documentation? ... Gasp! Who have heard of such a thing?) Unfortunately the User's Guide was (as usual) little help. It basically said, "There is a Listen Bus available" but gives no clue on how to add it. (Sidebar... That's always been the problem I've found with the Studio One User's Guide... That is, a person needs to know how to already do something before he/she can even find it in the guide. .... But I digress.) So I ended up finding how to enable the Listen Bus (which apparently is always present when S1 is running, so technically it isn't "added" but rather "enabled") by hacking around. I right-clicked on an empty spot in the Mix panel and saw "Enable Listen Bus" there. Fair enough... that worked... But would it have been so difficult to explain that early in your video, Tim? 😅 😂 🤣 Now I will go back to trying to digest the plethora of information in your video, Tim. Thanks for your continued posts.
Yes, I've noticed even the best content providers often forget to ask themself the question, "Would a rank-beginner be able to understand my topic on a basic level... or do I need to add a few lines to get them up to speed.?"
I don't use Cubase, but I saw some people talking about the "Control Room" feature in Cubase. This can take the place of an external speaker controller, with multiple speaker sets. I was previously requesting to add the Studio One Listen Bus feature to the Project Page. This would allow you to use room/speaker correction software, like Sonarworks, without switching it on and off (so as not to render the correction into a mixed file). What about a feature (like Cubase Control Room) that was always available any time you were listening (like a listen bus), but it could have multiple outputs, speakers sets, correction software, metering, etc. that wouldn't get rendered into final mix files? It seems like this would be a HUGE improvement.
lol. I was wondering about that. I couldn't figure out what the difference between creating one especially for this or clicking the tab to bring up the listen bus so I looked it up. Then I saw your comment.....lol.
TIm i'm still confused. How do i switch between listening to the Main Bus to the Listen Bus as a quick A/B if i have put different plugins on the Listen Bus?
I would use the plugin power button for then listen bud to disable all plugins on the LB. then you would only hear what’s happening on the main mix bus.
If I leave the SoundID Reference plugin on the listen bus and under post, when bouncing audio it prompts me to bypass it before. Why that. I thought plugins on the Listen bus do not affect the mix
They don’t. I’ve been getting this message too. I think something in an update from either Sonarworks or Presonus broke the connection of “I’m only on the listen bus”. Even with these pop ups, it hasn’t been effecting my mixes.
Tim, thanks for this! Do you have a video or other resource where you talk a little more about SoundID Reference? Do you like it? Do you use it? Been considering getting it for headphone.
My understanding is the listening bus in the song page, doesn't have to be assigned to a specific audio output to prevent correction software from being rendered in the final mix. But how about the Project page? It sounds like any plugins on the listen bus on the project page are going to get rendered, unlike the way it is in the Song page. It appears you need a separate output to use the listen bus in the Project page. Unless I'm missing something. What are your thoughts? Like your videos by the way....
Not built in, but if you are running S1v5 Artist or higher, then you have 3rd party VST support built in and can use any of the available ones out there! I recommend Sonarworks! Use this link to help support the channel! bit.ly/3ubgMQV
Nicely explained thank you. As a Cubase user who's used to control room the listen bus is incredibly useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Well done man. The LB is a game changer. I used to forget to take my ARC off when I bounced too. I don't have to worry about that anymore. :-)
another way to do it, say if you working on a remix and you don't want the acapella to be effect by the master bus plugins thats are making the instruments loud and brighter, compression etc... what you do is go to out I/O and add a stereo output, select the same outputs as your main master and listen bus. then back in the S1 mixer or tracks, you add a bus channel for the acapella and select the new output you just made for the output. I always make a bus channel and send any audio I want to bypass the master to that, and also with room another instance correction on that bus.
When I tracking local garage bands I have Led Zeppelin on my listen bus
lol thats fucked.
im a deaf producer.
my favourite is the school bus
Hey!…I’m proud of you
I have a problem with studio one 6 artist that listen bus track is not appearing how to show enable listen bus track in studio one artist?
Great information! Keep up the good work!
You could explain how to open the listenbuss
I'll make a short, but with the mixer panel open, click on the wrench icon on the left hand side, and towards the bottom of the list is "Enable Listen Bus". That should pop the Listen bus next to your Main out bus!
@@TimTalksAudio👍
My grandmother has those same earrings.
Great info! Had NO IDEA... THANKS!
Glad to help!
Now let's see... where did I put that big bottle of Tylenol? 😨 That was a lot of info to absorb at once for those of us who have never heard of a "Listen Bus".
Tim, it would have been helpful had you shown us how to add a Listen Bus. In your example, the Listen Bus was magically already there, but I do not think that is the default. We, the uninitiated, wouldn't automatically know how to add it. Since you didn't mention it, I looked at the User's Guide (Actually check the documentation? ... Gasp! Who have heard of such a thing?)
Unfortunately the User's Guide was (as usual) little help. It basically said, "There is a Listen Bus available" but gives no clue on how to add it. (Sidebar... That's always been the problem I've found with the Studio One User's Guide... That is, a person needs to know how to already do something before he/she can even find it in the guide. .... But I digress.)
So I ended up finding how to enable the Listen Bus (which apparently is always present when S1 is running, so technically it isn't "added" but rather "enabled") by hacking around. I right-clicked on an empty spot in the Mix panel and saw "Enable Listen Bus" there. Fair enough... that worked... But would it have been so difficult to explain that early in your video, Tim? 😅 😂 🤣
Now I will go back to trying to digest the plethora of information in your video, Tim.
Thanks for your continued posts.
Yes, I've noticed even the best content providers often forget to ask themself the question, "Would a rank-beginner be able to understand my topic on a basic level... or do I need to add a few lines to get them up to speed.?"
fantastic - so we dont need any more to turn off on safe headroom in sonar 4
All the Tim Talk about how great the Listen Bus is but forgot to show how to enable it, which should have been in the first few minutes.
Valid point! Sometimes we do forget the little things!
Very clear, Thx Tim
Good stuff Tim, Thanks 👍
Thanks, Tim!
You are welcome!
I don't use Cubase, but I saw some people talking about the "Control Room" feature in Cubase. This can take the place of an external speaker controller, with multiple speaker sets. I was previously requesting to add the Studio One Listen Bus feature to the Project Page. This would allow you to use room/speaker correction software, like Sonarworks, without switching it on and off (so as not to render the correction into a mixed file).
What about a feature (like Cubase Control Room) that was always available any time you were listening (like a listen bus), but it could have multiple outputs, speakers sets, correction software, metering, etc. that wouldn't get rendered into final mix files? It seems like this would be a HUGE improvement.
Yes, it seems the Control Room in Cubase and Monitoring Bus in Samplitude are much more fully featured. But S1 gets the basics done.
Really good video as usual.
Glad you enjoyed it
create your own listen buss with a .........yes.........a buss !
Tru! 😀
lol. I was wondering about that. I couldn't figure out what the difference between creating one especially for this or clicking the tab to bring up the listen bus so I looked it up. Then I saw your comment.....lol.
Latency? When I forget to turn off Sonarworks on the main bus my recordings are out of time, same with listen bus?
I’ll have to test myself, but I don’t believe so since it doesn’t effect the output of the mains, just what you’re listening too.
Very informative. 👍🏾
Glad it was helpful!
What is the difference in putting sound correction software in Post rather than Insert?
Pre vs post fader. Pre fader means the signal is not tied to fader levels. Post is tied to the fader.
So its just a post master bus?
It's more like a parallel bus that only feeds your speakers and doesn't effect the main audio path. Hope that helps!
TIm i'm still confused. How do i switch between listening to the Main Bus to the Listen Bus as a quick A/B if i have put different plugins on the Listen Bus?
I would use the plugin power button for then listen bud to disable all plugins on the LB. then you would only hear what’s happening on the main mix bus.
If I leave the SoundID Reference plugin on the listen bus and under post, when bouncing audio it prompts me to bypass it before. Why that. I thought plugins on the Listen bus do not affect the mix
They don’t. I’ve been getting this message too. I think something in an update from either Sonarworks or Presonus broke the connection of “I’m only on the listen bus”. Even with these pop ups, it hasn’t been effecting my mixes.
@@TimTalksAudio Oh I see, thanks.
GREAT INFATUATION THX TTA God Bless
Tim, thanks for this! Do you have a video or other resource where you talk a little more about SoundID Reference? Do you like it? Do you use it? Been considering getting it for headphone.
I don't yet... but something might be in the works ;)
It's a real game changer. Try the demo
My understanding is the listening bus in the song page, doesn't have to be assigned to a specific audio output to prevent correction software from being rendered in the final mix. But how about the Project page? It sounds like any plugins on the listen bus on the project page are going to get rendered, unlike the way it is in the Song page. It appears you need a separate output to use the listen bus in the Project page. Unless I'm missing something. What are your thoughts? Like your videos by the way....
I’ll do some research and let you know what I find. And thank you so much!
Did you ever figure this out?
Hi, Tim, another great tip you give us as usual... A question concerning Discord. is it a paid place if I wanna join you there? Thanks a lot!
Nope! Totally free! discord.gg/HjfMsm5qFt
@@TimTalksAudio thank you !
Does Studio one have room correction software?
Not built in, but if you are running S1v5 Artist or higher, then you have 3rd party VST support built in and can use any of the available ones out there! I recommend Sonarworks! Use this link to help support the channel! bit.ly/3ubgMQV
No listen bus in the Project Page. This is truly aggravating.