In this video, OBEDIA shows you how to use the Autopunch feature in PreSonus Studio One. This easy feature will allow you to record audio on only one part of your timeline, and then stop recording after that block of audio has been recorded. Auto punch is a great way to fix small issues with […]
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PreSonus has released the third revision of their flagship DAW software. OBEDIA will be covering all the new features in depth, but here is a quick overview of the new features that we’ve seen. If you’d like to start learning Studio One 3, you can call us or sign up today to get started! Arranger
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A common misconception in digital audio recording, is the proper track type to use when dealing with different types of sound sources. These include mono sources such as vocals, bass or trumpet, as well as sound sources such as synthesizers with stereo outputs, any other type of musical instrument with stereo outs, or a stereo
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How to use track comping in Studio One Track comping in PreSonus Studio One is an easy way to record multiple takes of audio and then choose your best take, allowing you to easily craft your final recording without having to get it perfect on the first pass. To use this option, simply engage loop
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PreSonus Studio One This Sub View in the main Browser Pane over on the right side of the Studio One, is especially useful when it’s time to mix a song down and you know you’re going to be instantiating and using a lot of plug-ins. You can definitely Insert Plug-ins from the Console View quite
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PreSonus Studio One The Studio One Instrument Browser The Instrument Browser is a Sub View in the main Browser View Pane that’s on the right side of the main Studio One Arrangement Window and is especially useful when you’re in the initial song writing and composition stages of a song, as well as any time
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