Honestly , it is a lot like Sonar Platinum was. I see a few new things. But it almost looks like a replacement since Gibson killed the real Sonar. I am very torn between this and Cubase
I love having in-depth videos like this. They are super helpful, and I don't need to pay for a special course just to learn how to use the DAW. BTW, Studio One is may appear simple on the surface, but it has layers of complexity. Yet, it never feels cumbersome or daunting. It is extremely user-friendly, and that is what won me over beyond any other DAW. I particularly love the drag-n-drop automated features built in to Studio One like some of the stuff you outlined in this video. More please! Keep it up. Thank you.
After countless video on Studio One - as I try and become a "proficient hobbyist" - I was about throw in the towel! But, I just found your video and feel like I can have fun, be productive and learn as I go. Simply outstanding. Thank you and SUBSCRIBED.
Joe, this video series is a huge help for someone like myself. I dabbled in mixing a number of years ago & just getting back into it & new to Studio One (v 6). I am learning a lot of helpful info. Thank you!
This video was amazing! As a remote session drummer, a lot of times clients just want stems, but I always send them a rough mix first, and the whole mixing top down from the drum bus has been eye opening to say the least! And, the parallel compression of the whole kit at once instead of by each track was the icing on the cake! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Joe!
Great video! I love my Studio One 4 Pro setup more with each video I watch! I went from frustrated to inspired in a couple of weeks - you guys are awesome!
Just like Joe. Studio One is Awesome! I found your old videos when I was looking for a daw. So glad I did and I bought Studio One and have been having a great time recording ever since. Thank you Joe and Studio One!
OMG I was pretty comfortable mixing in S1 and didn't think I really needed to watch this but I learned A LOT of stuff!! Awesome~!!! And you read my future mind while recording this. I was going to ask you to do a video explaining more detail about the different types of mix meters but you covered that quite clearly thank you Joe!!
Wow... Been using S1 for 3 years now and I've never really understood what the track splitter was. You helped me understand that (one) use for it is as its own parallel processor (and more, it seems).... Gonna dig in deeper now. Thank you!
I have been a Cubase user for almost 30 years, from ATARI times.... What you described in the video and much more is the reason I moved to Studio One. Nice video !
I've been doing parallel the hard way. Thanks for the reminder about the splitter. Knew it was there, just forget to use it. Cool! Also, thanks for showing how to set up the gigantulous level meter. Going straight onto my current mix. Joe, you're the best, man!
Recently switched from Pro Tools. Your and Gregors vids are literally nails in the Pro Tools coffin for me. Great instructional vids on this amazing state of the art daw.
WOW!I think you've seen that all of these great functions have overwhelmed us in trying to find them.Well I'm speaking for myself literallyYou have basically centralized all of the hard to find info located in the documentation into one go-to tutorial.That's a game changer!I am so damn tired of reading man that I just try to figure things out on my own.I have lost years of work because of it.t was like you were reading my mind when you made this.Whether that be the case or not, I really appreciate this one Joe.HEY JOE?"You B Da Man Bro!"Greeting from Germany!Andre D. McCoy aka Famous Dwayne!Ex radio announcer and ex military intelligence(Gulf War 1)We are only as smart as the ones we learn from.I'm sold!And thank you so much for your time and patience with us!Happy to be a part of the group!
Wow! By the 2:27 mark this gentleman nailed what I was looking for! He also shows some great mixing tips and how easy it's gonna be! Like Parallel Compression - that used to take me 20 minutes just to set up my gear! Now it's just a drag and drop and the Q split feature....OMG (w/ davey504 accent) .................5 STARS easy. Thank you Sir Joe Gilder
Hey Joe, most people use a 2-bus/mixbus channel before the Main out and do all the main bus processing there, with the individual buses going to that. The Main is then reserved for utility type plugs (meters, calibration, referencing, etc). But then I most often see the FX sends routed directly to the Main Out. Wouldn't you want your FX channels to also hit the 2-bus comps/EQ for control/cohesion/glue etc.In tutorials with the pros (including you), I always see the FX going straight to the Main out. Why is that?
The Main Out IS the mix bus. There's no need for an extra bus in between. Everything is getting routed through that final stereo bus on the far right named Main Out. So I'm getting all the 2-bus goodness you're talking about without having to do an extra step. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus I guess it wasn't a question of why you, personally, do it, but why a majority of other pros don't bus process their sends. I suppose I'm asking the wrong person, but it's in line with this video's subject. The biggies for using a mixbus channel are 1. Using a reference plugin like Sample Magic AB. Don't want to bus process your ref tracks. 2. A place for plugs like Sonarworks, metering, Audient MixChecker, etc. 3. In S1, there is a MixFX limit of 1 on the Main Out. I use both CTC-1 and Softube Tape via MixFX, so I need a 2nd main bus to run both of those. Anyway... Love your videos! And you have a great voice too, BTW!
Been using S1 4 Pro for over a year now and just learnt sooo much stuff I didnt known this video. Top content and just made my workflow so much quicker thanks!
Hey, Joe, "good to see ya!" Thanks for these videos. You're a wealth of information delivered in a pragmatic, no nonsense sort of way that is clear, easy to understand, and incredibly useful. I'm enjoying getting acquainted with Studio One and considering upgrading from the Artist version to Pro in large part due to your videos - it would be great to see more info on exploring the full potential of the the Project page (in addition to what you've already done). Thanks, man!
Joe! Awesome vidéo as always! I always forget about the channel splits for doing parallel processing. Thanks for the reminder! I hope you and the family are safe and healthy out there in NashVegas!
I totally forgot about the in-track multi routing! Wow now I remember that's one of the features that got me to buy Studio One in the first place.. Was so eaten up with all the rest of sound design, music theory, arrangement. Man I sound like an evangelist, but I *love* this DAW. It keeps surprising me positively again and again.
I love studio one since i tryed it for the first time. And every day you keep using it it just gets beter. Im runing the artist version, would love if the proyect/mastering side of the program was available as an add on, v.s. the full upgrade.
Thanks. I learned a lot. I'd already spent half a day trying to figure out something at the top of each channel that I had not seen before and wondered what it was. I got real confused. But then you explained the "Audio Device Controls" setting and it became crystal clear. And a question about how to "clear" or reset the settings which Studio One sends to the StudioLive series 3 mixer for the Fat channel. It kept changing the mixers settings and then I'd have to reset them manually; which took a while. There's got to be an easier way to handle that. Thx.
A companies worth is measured by the people it employees. The value of PreSonus has gone up in my humble opinion with the addition of you and mcgregor. Keep up the great work.
Hey! Very useful I've been mixing with studio one for years and I still learned a couple of new things from this video. When it comes to plugin selecting or plugin dragging, I don't even use my mouse anymore to select any of my most used plugins cause I use macros. It would've been very handy to be mentioned on the video too cause it changed my life. Once I setup my macros now if I wanna open a EQ on a channel I just hit 'shit + command + E' and a new Pro-Q3 comes out, 'shit + command + S and a Saturn' comes out. All my most used plugins at one hit of my left hand and it made me save hours.
Hi! There are no subtitles. Is it possible to make subtitles in a video? Since spoken English is very difficult to understand, and subtitles can be translated into any language and this made it easier to understand the meaning.
Hi Joe and Gregor! Thanks so much for all the info. You guys are great! Wondering if you could cover a couple of things: Effects chain to use on the Main out channel when the mix is a single and not going into a project, and when it is! Also, East West has come out with Spaces II. Could you cover The proper FX/Bus chains for creating a surround effect for multiple input channels? I've set it up a couple of ways, but don't completely understand the FX channel vs the Bus channel vs AUX channel. Also, should I create separate mix-downs for stereo and surround? Thanks a million!
I just installed a DEMO. For the most part I am quite impressed with what Personus have done. They did in a short time what STAINBERG had to do in so many years. I personally come from Ableton products and still one the fence if I want to get SO license. Is it possible to change specific colors or apply skins ? I watch this video and I really have problem reading the fonts. I also wish there is a much bigger selection of colors. This looks really poor since on average the operating system can use palette of several millions, why have so few colors (and they are so ugly) ? I wish there is a simple tool to create custom colors and set up own palette and be able to select from at least 128 or more. Lots of GUI have this (stupid) trend of using gray fonts on dark gray background and this makes things really hard to read. More contrast would really help.
Joe, please ask them to make a shortcut key for the "zero latency monitoring" options. It's annoying to have to always mouse over to flip it on and off.
very helpful video, thank you Joe, I was wondering if there is any real project that can show us a real song with all instruments tracks before mixing and after mixing to see the effects of all plug ins on the song
Hey Joe really getting alot out of your videos I am totally new to home recording and there is alot of info but I think I'm getting there slowly. My question is how to size plug-in window specifically the Pro Eq when i select it and it pops up on screen and as I was checking it out i clicked on dynamics and im not able to see all the bottom controls....What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your videos I started on video #1 of Studio One with Joe and i love them great info and your way of explaining things makes it seem kinda easy for a novice like me.
The "bus" thing is always confusing me. It sounds like the same thing as bouncing. Do you set the pans before bussing as you do before you bounce ? Do you keep the original tracks? Do you delete them to save processing power on your computer? If you already have them in a bus/es won't the original tracks just be clutter on the desktop?
You're asking several questions which aren't really related. Busses are just about routing. I can tell my drums to all go through a single fader so I can turn my drum volume up and down with one fader. Has nothing to do with audio files on my desktop. All the files are saved in my session, and I'm not recording it to a new track, I'm just routing them to a pair of faders, just like you can route a bunch of channels on an analog mixer to a "subgroup" fader on the right-hand side of the mixer.
Daer Joe, super cool video, thank you. The splitter tool looks like a real game changer for me. Great to place a compressor via splitter for parallel compression at the exact place in the effect chain... Thank you. Discovering more and more in Studio One... what a journey :-)
Hey and thanks alot from this great tutorial.. I have been using S1 for many years but still u did show me cool new tips that i wasnt aware.. keep these coming
You mentioned in this video that you can route a single MIDI track to trigger multiple sounds simultaneously. Would you do this by dragging the virtual instruments into the insert section? And if so how would you adjust the balance between them efficiently? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Hi, great tutorial. Thx for all your work. I'm new to all this and got Studio One Artist with the "Presonus Audiobox 96 Studio 25th Anniv" bundle. Is it possible that the splitter is not in that version? I tried to reproduce your example, but couldn't find the routing-icon.
Nice! the meter thing its really smart! the other ones already knew, BUT, some just recently discovered! its good to show the arranger track, how to create the sections draging from the arrager track! ;-) cool
Hello hello! We just got the studio one for our livestream but nothing seems to work. The software doesn’t see my output mixer that connects to my livestream laptop. Can you please direct us on where we can find a step by step instructions on how to use it?
Hello my friend, Mr. Joe Gelder, thank you very much for your great and wonderful effort in explaining the Studio One Professional program through many videos on your channel. I follow you from Bahrain. My name is Khaled Khalifa and I benefit from the definition and useful information you provide, but there are some episodes that do not have English subtitles printed on the video of the episode, as this helps a lot in translating the explanation into Arabic, so please kindly upload the translation in English to the rest of the videos, such as this important video, which has no subtitles. Thank you very much and best regards.
Awesome information ! Thank you ! Question, If you put all your effects on a BUS channel, what is the point of FX Channel? I am new to this btw... I figure you would drop your effects on the FX channel and then point the BUS channel to it??
As much as I like to work with S1 there is one point that I find very annoying. The export settings of song/stems belong to the song not to the global settings that I have to overwrite each and every time. And the program has to ask if I want to overwrite or create a unique name. If I want to overwrite I have to delete the old version or if I forget it I have to delete it and rename the new version. Very bad for workflow. Very bad.
@@presonus No. It is not. There are settings that the program proposes by default. If the user overwrites them the program has to store the changes. Even Cubase offers the options (Overwrite, Create a unique name, Abort). The program stores some settings. If I export a song the program proposes the last entry of mpeg, wave ... but as a global settings. This info is a song info, too.
Hey Joe - I'm totally knee deep into recording and have a great time. Thanks, again, for the videos! If I start with delay & reverb effects on my mixer (StudioLive 16.0.2 USB)... do they get recorded into Studio One as I'm playing guitar, singing, etc? If so, does then adding effects directly from Studio One on a track kind of make it "double effects?" Should I add effects in only one place then... mixer or Studio One DAW? I really don't want my song to sound over-processed so I'm just trying to figure out how to keep it clean and warm. Thanks!
I wish S1 would make some known workarounds actual features. That large meter would make for a cool, official addition. And take a cue from its cousin DAW and add lufs and any other missing metering scale. I'm feeling a way after watching a similar "mixing in Cubase" vid. Impressive!
Yeah the meter thing is really fun. And it kind of already IS a feature right? Resizable meter plugin. What a cool feature. Now you know about it. 😊 - Joe Gilder
Hey, I am new to tracking and using S1 as a DAW. I am enjoying your videos, but I do have a question...why do you like to use reverb on sends and returns and not just on the individual channel strip for that particular instrument?
I wish someone could explain how this signal travels .For example, we have a recorded track, we want to mix in some reverb or compression. Do we insert into the track or open a Fx channel and insert it there? Or do we want to send the track to a Bus channel and mix all the affects there? Mr. consfused.
Hi. Is there a way to delete an insert with a shortcut? I searched the settings and found nothing. I'd also like to know some way to disable all inserts on a single track and how to reset it (remove inserts and sends).
NOOB here - have the software but need a better computer (ordering today) to begin using. Q: is it worth purchasing a SECOND MONITOR for Inputs at a glance, etc (like an old school effects rack) and if so how best to utilize?? Is there a vid on this? THANKS!!
Thank you for the video. Question: How do I route a duplicate track to a its own separate place in the mix window. I duplicated a VST track and want it to have different effects from the original VST. If that makes sense
Hi Joe - is it possible to mix out a final version of a song wherein, as the [master mixout] is being recorded I can move the sliders on my Faderport MANUALLY in REAL TIME? I am fresh off recording two albums with my BOSS BR-1600 where that manual-real-time-slider moving was part and parcel of the making a final mix process. I have pulled out most of my hair trying to figure out how to do on this in Studio One. Thanks for any advice! -Rod
Everytime I hit the fader of a track it enable automatically the recording and monitor, it also changes the range of decibels From -48 to 10, but I want to keep in -60 to 0, its possible to do it? I also want not to the be enable the recording and monitoring everytime I hit in a track
hey joe, how do you select multiple track volumes to adjust them at the same time? So when you get your perfect mix you can raise the volume of all tracks at once to keep the same mix but to just make it louder.
Click the first track then hold shift and click the last track in the group. Now they are all selected. If they are not all consecutive, control click each track.
I have never seen such a practical DAW like Studio One
Honestly , it is a lot like Sonar Platinum was. I see a few new things. But it almost looks like a replacement since Gibson killed the real Sonar. I am very torn between this and Cubase
I love having in-depth videos like this. They are super helpful, and I don't need to pay for a special course just to learn how to use the DAW. BTW, Studio One is may appear simple on the surface, but it has layers of complexity. Yet, it never feels cumbersome or daunting. It is extremely user-friendly, and that is what won me over beyond any other DAW. I particularly love the drag-n-drop automated features built in to Studio One like some of the stuff you outlined in this video. More please! Keep it up. Thank you.
As I am just starting to work with Studio One, your tutorials are a HUGE help! Thank you!
After countless video on Studio One - as I try and become a "proficient hobbyist" - I was about throw in the towel! But, I just found your video and feel like I can have fun, be productive and learn as I go. Simply outstanding. Thank you and SUBSCRIBED.
Glad to hear it! - Joe Gilder
The gain knob is a much needed addition, I think every DAW should have it. I've learned some things today ,Thanks Joe!
👍 - Joe Gilder
Joe, this video series is a huge help for someone like myself. I dabbled in mixing a number of years ago & just getting back into it & new to Studio One (v 6). I am learning a lot of helpful info. Thank you!
This video was amazing! As a remote session drummer, a lot of times clients just want stems, but I always send them a rough mix first, and the whole mixing top down from the drum bus has been eye opening to say the least! And, the parallel compression of the whole kit at once instead of by each track was the icing on the cake! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Joe!
Great video! I love my Studio One 4 Pro setup more with each video I watch! I went from frustrated to inspired in a couple of weeks - you guys are awesome!
Just like Joe. Studio One is Awesome! I found your old videos when I was looking for a daw. So glad I did and I bought Studio One and have been having a great time recording ever since. Thank you Joe and Studio One!
Another super helpful video. I am now a convert from Logic Pro X to Studio One 5 Professional and loving it so far. Thanks Joe.
OMG I was pretty comfortable mixing in S1 and didn't think I really needed to watch this but I learned A LOT of stuff!! Awesome~!!! And you read my future mind while recording this. I was going to ask you to do a video explaining more detail about the different types of mix meters but you covered that quite clearly thank you Joe!!
Very cool. You and Gregor do a great job with these Studio One videos.
Thanks! - Joe Gilder
Wow... Been using S1 for 3 years now and I've never really understood what the track splitter was. You helped me understand that (one) use for it is as its own parallel processor (and more, it seems).... Gonna dig in deeper now. Thank you!
It is so so so so so so handy. - Joe Gilder
Just switched to S1 Pro from Logic after 5 years and these new videos you're putting out are helping a lot. Thanks!
Good to hear! - Joe Gilder
I have been a Cubase user for almost 30 years, from ATARI times.... What you described in the video and much more is the reason I moved to Studio One.
Nice video !
Anything you can offer regarding common mistakes would be most welcome. Series of videos? Absolutely! Keep up the great work!!
I've been doing parallel the hard way. Thanks for the reminder about the splitter. Knew it was there, just forget to use it. Cool! Also, thanks for showing how to set up the gigantulous level meter. Going straight onto my current mix. Joe, you're the best, man!
So funny, I had forgotten I had that huge meter, and everybody was screaming at me HOW DID YOU MAKE THAT BIG METER!!! 😂 - Joe Gilder
Recently switched from Pro Tools. Your and Gregors vids are literally nails in the Pro Tools coffin for me. Great instructional vids on this amazing state of the art daw.
I learned on Protools, and it's just not efficient :(
WOW!I think you've seen that all of these great functions have overwhelmed us in trying to find them.Well I'm speaking for myself literallyYou have basically centralized all of the hard to find info located in the documentation into one go-to tutorial.That's a game changer!I am so damn tired of reading man that I just try to figure things out on my own.I have lost years of work because of it.t was like you were reading my mind when you made this.Whether that be the case or not, I really appreciate this one Joe.HEY JOE?"You B Da Man Bro!"Greeting from Germany!Andre D. McCoy aka Famous Dwayne!Ex radio announcer and ex military intelligence(Gulf War 1)We are only as smart as the ones we learn from.I'm sold!And thank you so much for your time and patience with us!Happy to be a part of the group!
Glad to hear it, Andre! - Joe Gilder
Wow! By the 2:27 mark this gentleman nailed what I was looking for! He also shows some great mixing tips and how easy it's gonna be! Like Parallel Compression - that used to take me 20 minutes just to set up my gear! Now it's just a drag and drop and the Q split feature....OMG (w/ davey504 accent) .................5 STARS easy. Thank you Sir Joe Gilder
Excellent video Joe. Not too long, right to the point, great tips and how-to's. Thanks so much!
Hey Joe, most people use a 2-bus/mixbus channel before the Main out and do all the main bus processing there, with the individual buses going to that. The Main is then reserved for utility type plugs (meters, calibration, referencing, etc). But then I most often see the FX sends routed directly to the Main Out. Wouldn't you want your FX channels to also hit the 2-bus comps/EQ for control/cohesion/glue etc.In tutorials with the pros (including you), I always see the FX going straight to the Main out. Why is that?
The Main Out IS the mix bus. There's no need for an extra bus in between. Everything is getting routed through that final stereo bus on the far right named Main Out. So I'm getting all the 2-bus goodness you're talking about without having to do an extra step. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus I guess it wasn't a question of why you, personally, do it, but why a majority of other pros don't bus process their sends. I suppose I'm asking the wrong person, but it's in line with this video's subject.
The biggies for using a mixbus channel are 1. Using a reference plugin like Sample Magic AB. Don't want to bus process your ref tracks. 2. A place for plugs like Sonarworks, metering, Audient MixChecker, etc. 3. In S1, there is a MixFX limit of 1 on the Main Out. I use both CTC-1 and Softube Tape via MixFX, so I need a 2nd main bus to run both of those.
Anyway... Love your videos! And you have a great voice too, BTW!
Man Joe, you are a huge help. I'm a newbie coming from 10 years of Reaper
Been using S1 4 Pro for over a year now and just learnt sooo much stuff I didnt known this video. Top content and just made my workflow so much quicker thanks!
Hey, Joe, "good to see ya!" Thanks for these videos. You're a wealth of information delivered in a pragmatic, no nonsense sort of way that is clear, easy to understand, and incredibly useful. I'm enjoying getting acquainted with Studio One and considering upgrading from the Artist version to Pro in large part due to your videos - it would be great to see more info on exploring the full potential of the the Project page (in addition to what you've already done). Thanks, man!
You have become my favourite recording UA-cam dude. Thanks for the killer videos.
Aw shucks, thanks! - Joe Gilder
Joe! Awesome vidéo as always! I always forget about the channel splits for doing parallel processing. Thanks for the reminder! I hope you and the family are safe and healthy out there in NashVegas!
I totally forgot about the in-track multi routing! Wow now I remember that's one of the features that got me to buy Studio One in the first place.. Was so eaten up with all the rest of sound design, music theory, arrangement. Man I sound like an evangelist, but I *love* this DAW. It keeps surprising me positively again and again.
Thanks, Joe (and Marcus), for your super clear, how-to-get-'er-done videos.
Awesome set of tutorials by Joe and Greg or literally helped me make the switch to S1
So awesome to read!! Thanks so much for letting us know. :) -GBY
Great presentation. Thanks much, for all that you do here!
I love studio one since i tryed it for the first time. And every day you keep using it it just gets beter. Im runing the artist version, would love if the proyect/mastering side of the program was available as an add on, v.s. the full upgrade.
Save up. Pro is totally worth the money. Get one paid mastering gig, and you've paid for it. - Joe Gilder
Thanks. I learned a lot. I'd already spent half a day trying to figure out something at the top of each channel that I had not seen before and wondered what it was. I got real confused. But then you explained the "Audio Device Controls" setting and it became crystal clear.
And a question about how to "clear" or reset the settings which Studio One sends to the StudioLive series 3 mixer for the Fat channel. It kept changing the mixers settings and then I'd have to reset them manually; which took a while. There's got to be an easier way to handle that. Thx.
Really great stuff. Love the parallel processing with the routing button stuff
A companies worth is measured by the people it employees. The value of PreSonus has gone up in my humble opinion with the addition of you and mcgregor. Keep up the great work.
Great videos Joe, thanks! Finally mixed my first solid song from start to finish, very helpful!
A great overview (with lots of cool hints). Succinct, clear, comprehensive. Very Good! TYVM Joe!
You're welcome, Brian. - Joe Gilder
Just purchased the software and can't wait to use it. Your knowledge is very helpful.
Hello Joe. Brand new to Presonus and Studio One. Really appreciate and enjoy your S1 series. Very informative. Thank you!
Hi Joe, Thank you for your AWESOME videos. I'm coming from Logic Pro and starting fresh with Studio One. You da man!
Just switched from cubase and Nuendo to studio one. You made me buy a Studio Live 32s. Now I really have to learn this stuff
Hey! Very useful I've been mixing with studio one for years and I still learned a couple of new things from this video. When it comes to plugin selecting or plugin dragging, I don't even use my mouse anymore to select any of my most used plugins cause I use macros. It would've been very handy to be mentioned on the video too cause it changed my life. Once I setup my macros now if I wanna open a EQ on a channel I just hit 'shit + command + E' and a new Pro-Q3 comes out, 'shit + command + S and a Saturn' comes out. All my most used plugins at one hit of my left hand and it made me save hours.
Every day thinking to try studio one .. I will try for real now .. thanks for all the info!
I'm a new S1-user and this video was really helpful.
I cannot thank you enough for showing me such things.
I am an extremely new beginner to Studio one and mixing as a whole, but this helps some, thank you.
Cheers Joe! Just starting out with mixing in S1, really helped
A huge help. Thanks for the time and explanations!!
your the Man Joe Ive learned a lot from your videos Keep them coming -MadMat-
Hi!
There are no subtitles. Is it possible to make subtitles in a video? Since spoken English is very difficult to understand, and subtitles can be translated into any language and this made it easier to understand the meaning.
We'll look into it. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus It is very good! I'm really looking forward to!
hey Joe, nice to see you. solid vid as always.
Cool. I have never used Studio One before. Looking forward to your videos for help. I've always used Cakewalk.
Hi Joe and Gregor! Thanks so much for all the info. You guys are great! Wondering if you could cover a couple of things: Effects chain to use on the Main out channel when the mix is a single and not going into a project, and when it is! Also, East West has come out with Spaces II. Could you cover The proper FX/Bus chains for creating a surround effect for multiple input channels? I've set it up a couple of ways, but don't completely understand the FX channel vs the Bus channel vs AUX channel. Also, should I create separate mix-downs for stereo and surround? Thanks a million!
I just installed a DEMO. For the most part I am quite impressed with what Personus have done. They did in a short time what STAINBERG had to do in so many years. I personally come from Ableton products and still one the fence if I want to get SO license.
Is it possible to change specific colors or apply skins ? I watch this video and I really have problem reading the fonts. I also wish there is a much bigger selection of colors. This looks really poor since on average the operating system can use palette of several millions, why have so few colors (and they are so ugly) ? I wish there is a simple tool to create custom colors and set up own palette and be able to select from at least 128 or more. Lots of GUI have this (stupid) trend of using gray fonts on dark gray background and this makes things really hard to read. More contrast would really help.
Hi Joe! Its great to see you're with Presonus! Very cool!
Faderport 8/16 and Studio One are on my radar!
One question: You saved the mixdown as 24bit/48. I was told on another Presonus forum to export as 16bit. and avoid 24bit. Does it matter? Thanks!
Joe, please ask them to make a shortcut key for the "zero latency monitoring" options. It's annoying to have to always mouse over to flip it on and off.
Thumb tack button just changed the game.
GREAT idea
Submitted to our software team. - Joe Gilder
Thank you so much Joe! Your videos are so well done, and very helpful!
Hey Joe! You're a great tutor! I found your videos really helpful ! Greetings from Poland, Europe
excellent this helped me heaps ,parts of it i didnt know ..awesome work
Thank you Greg. Cool stuff as always. Blessings
very helpful video, thank you Joe, I was wondering if there is any real project that can show us a real song with all instruments tracks before mixing and after mixing to see the effects of all plug ins on the song
Good information! I learned a lot of things I didn’t know, especially the ability to change the meter types.
Thanks for watching! - Joe Gilder
Hey Joe really getting alot out of your videos I am totally new to home recording and there is alot of info but I think I'm getting there slowly. My question is how to size plug-in window specifically the Pro Eq when i select it and it pops up on screen and as I was checking it out i clicked on dynamics and im not able to see all the bottom controls....What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your videos I started on video #1 of Studio One with Joe and i love them great info and your way of explaining things makes it seem kinda easy for a novice like me.
The "bus" thing is always confusing me. It sounds like the same thing as bouncing. Do you set the pans before bussing as you do before you bounce ? Do you keep the original tracks? Do you delete them to save processing power on your computer? If you already have them in a bus/es won't the original tracks just be clutter on the desktop?
You're asking several questions which aren't really related. Busses are just about routing. I can tell my drums to all go through a single fader so I can turn my drum volume up and down with one fader. Has nothing to do with audio files on my desktop. All the files are saved in my session, and I'm not recording it to a new track, I'm just routing them to a pair of faders, just like you can route a bunch of channels on an analog mixer to a "subgroup" fader on the right-hand side of the mixer.
omg you have a great way of teaching. Love these studio one tutorials. Thank you
my favorite video from you Joe!
Awesome these videos, and so useful to learn S1 without reading the manual Thank you Joe, Gregor and Marcus!
👍 - Joe Gilder
Daer Joe, super cool video, thank you. The splitter tool looks like a real game changer for me. Great to place a compressor via splitter for parallel compression at the exact place in the effect chain... Thank you. Discovering more and more in Studio One... what a journey :-)
Very useful video! Thanks a lot . I am an old guitarist learning to use Studio One. Good Tool .
Hey and thanks alot from this great tutorial.. I have been using S1 for many years but still u did show me cool new tips that i wasnt aware.. keep these coming
Awesome guidance! I've learned a lot! Thank you
You mentioned in this video that you can route a single MIDI track to trigger multiple sounds simultaneously. Would you do this by dragging the virtual instruments into the insert section? And if so how would you adjust the balance between them efficiently? Thanks in advance for your answer.
OK, never mind. I figured it out. It's using the routing matrix.
Thanks Joe,
Awesome tutorial as always!
What is better export in StudioOne? Online or offline? Thanks PreSonus team for all the support!
Hi, great tutorial.
Thx for all your work.
I'm new to all this and got Studio One Artist with the "Presonus Audiobox 96 Studio 25th Anniv" bundle.
Is it possible that the splitter is not in that version? I tried to reproduce your example, but couldn't find the routing-icon.
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Nice! the meter thing its really smart! the other ones already knew, BUT, some just recently discovered! its good to show the arranger track, how to create the sections draging from the arrager track! ;-) cool
Thanks Joe! Thinking of making the switch to Studio One and this helps!
Hello hello! We just got the studio one for our livestream but nothing seems to work. The software doesn’t see my output mixer that connects to my livestream laptop. Can you please direct us on where we can find a step by step instructions on how to use it?
Hey Joe what can I do about my plugins being to large to see or control the volume?
Thanks Joe, now I understand more about Studio One mixing
If I have a latency of 15ms... Do I need to do a -15ms delay on the vocal track? Or does Studio One fix this automatically?
Hello my friend, Mr. Joe Gelder, thank you very much for your great and wonderful effort in explaining the Studio One Professional program through many videos on your channel. I follow you from Bahrain. My name is Khaled Khalifa and I benefit from the definition and useful information you provide, but there are some episodes that do not have English subtitles printed on the video of the episode, as this helps a lot in translating the explanation into Arabic, so please kindly upload the translation in English to the rest of the videos, such as this important video, which has no subtitles. Thank you very much and best regards.
Awesome information ! Thank you ! Question, If you put all your effects on a BUS channel, what is the point of FX Channel? I am new to this btw... I figure you would drop your effects on the FX channel and then point the BUS channel to it??
As much as I like to work with S1 there is one point that I find very annoying. The export settings of song/stems belong to the song not to the global settings that I have to overwrite each and every time. And the program has to ask if I want to overwrite or create a unique name. If I want to overwrite I have to delete the old version or if I forget it I have to delete it and rename the new version. Very bad for workflow. Very bad.
Isn't this just a normal computer workflow? This is how things work when I save a spreadsheet. - Joe Gilder
@@presonus No. It is not. There are settings that the program proposes by default. If the user overwrites them the program has to store the changes. Even Cubase offers the options (Overwrite, Create a unique name, Abort). The program stores some settings. If I export a song the program proposes the last entry of mpeg, wave ... but as a global settings. This info is a song info, too.
Hey Joe - I'm totally knee deep into recording and have a great time. Thanks, again, for the videos! If I start with delay & reverb effects on my mixer (StudioLive 16.0.2 USB)... do they get recorded into Studio One as I'm playing guitar, singing, etc? If so, does then adding effects directly from Studio One on a track kind of make it "double effects?" Should I add effects in only one place then... mixer or Studio One DAW? I really don't want my song to sound over-processed so I'm just trying to figure out how to keep it clean and warm. Thanks!
I wish S1 would make some known workarounds actual features. That large meter would make for a cool, official addition. And take a cue from its cousin DAW and add lufs and any other missing metering scale.
I'm feeling a way after watching a similar "mixing in Cubase" vid. Impressive!
Yeah the meter thing is really fun. And it kind of already IS a feature right? Resizable meter plugin. What a cool feature. Now you know about it. 😊 - Joe Gilder
PreSonus Audio Electronics 😂 OK, it's a feature. Just not as convenient or as feature rich as the competition's. And yes, I'm glad you showed it.
Hey, I am new to tracking and using S1 as a DAW. I am enjoying your videos, but I do have a question...why do you like to use reverb on sends and returns and not just on the individual channel strip for that particular instrument?
Thanks Joe I appreciate this video just getting started.
I wish someone could explain how this signal travels .For example, we have a recorded track, we want to mix in some reverb or compression. Do we insert into the track or open a Fx channel and insert it there? Or do we want to send the track to a Bus channel and mix all the affects there? Mr. consfused.
Hi. Is there a way to delete an insert with a shortcut?
I searched the settings and found nothing.
I'd also like to know some way to disable all inserts on a single track and how to reset it (remove inserts and sends).
NOOB here - have the software but need a better computer (ordering today) to begin using. Q: is it worth purchasing a SECOND MONITOR for Inputs at a glance, etc (like an old school effects rack) and if so how best to utilize?? Is there a vid on this? THANKS!!
Thank you for the video. Question: How do I route a duplicate track to a its own separate place in the mix window. I duplicated a VST track and want it to have different effects from the original VST. If that makes sense
Hi Joe - is it possible to mix out a final version of a song wherein, as the [master mixout] is being recorded I can move the sliders on my Faderport MANUALLY in REAL TIME? I am fresh off recording two albums with my BOSS BR-1600 where that manual-real-time-slider moving was part and parcel of the making a final mix process. I have pulled out most of my hair trying to figure out how to do on this in Studio One. Thanks for any advice! -Rod
Everytime I hit the fader of a track it enable automatically the recording and monitor, it also changes the range of decibels From -48 to 10, but I want to keep in -60 to 0, its possible to do it? I also want not to the be enable the recording and monitoring everytime I hit in a track
You are just the very best, i love seeing from you
Amazing stuff, subscribed...
Thanks Joe ... Enjoyed the Video! I just upgraded from 3.5 to 4.6 Pro
hey joe, how do you select multiple track volumes to adjust them at the same time? So when you get your perfect mix you can raise the volume of all tracks at once to keep the same mix but to just make it louder.
Click the first track then hold shift and click the last track in the group. Now they are all selected. If they are not all consecutive, control click each track.