Studio One's powerful Arranger Track. A great tool that is so easy to use. Learn how in this video!

Learn how to use the Studio One 6 Arranger track along with Scratch Pads when putting your music ideas together. Write better music by creating better arrangements. It is easier than you think and very intuitive.

[@Byron101_]

What's powerful" with it's drag drop by hand stuff? In Cubase you can have multiple playlists! without distroying the arrangement. Overlapping !! arranger parts included. And you can generate separate projects with one click. Way better handling. Would like to have this in my S1. 😢

[@fabriceformymates1020]

Great tool, great vid! Thanks ever so much. Subscribed.

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Awesome, thank you!

[@mortenkalland]

insted of using razor on tape. Good stuff.

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Been a few years since i cut tape. Bet I can still do an edit though if given the tools.

[@mortenkalland]

@@recordmixrepeat4327 Eirik the norweegian told meg that they use to cut out a s and put it in. Maybe he made a joke.

[@GeraldBegin]

Thanks a lot Sir. :-) I Subscribed. 🙂

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Thanks for the sub!

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Thanks for the sub!

[@guitarplayer5932]

are just you working in the scratch pad? if so why? seems like a real unnecessary pain in the ass

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

I will work in a scratch pad occasionally to try something that I am not sure I want to keep. Anything I want to permanently keep ends up in the main work area. Most of the time I work in the main area. In this video I think I showed that the scratch pad was an option for trying things or storing arrangment ideas/options.