Disabling Dropout Protection in Studio One 6.2

In this video, I take a look at the recently added option to disable dropout protection in Studio One Version 6.2. More specifically - The Pro's & Con's, as well as how it affects system performance, with both audio, and virtual instruments. In addition, I also take a look at how if affects punching in when working with audio.
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00:00 - Intro
00:18 - What is Dropout Protection?
01:05 - The issue with Green Z
01:59 - Tape Style Monitoring for Punch Ins
02:44 - Disabling Dropout Protection
03:58 - Perfect combination for Punch Ins
05:11 - Some things to consider when disabling Dropout Protection
05:41 - Dropout Protection & Virtual Instruments
07:56 - Outro

[@BlueJavaTN]

Thanks Marcus! One issue that drove me crazy for a little while was when the low latency mode was used, it would not go through the SoundID room correction VST on the Listen Bus while using VST Instruments. Finally realized it worked when making dropout protection minimum, which made instrument low latency N/A. Will have to experiment with the new dropout off setting now. Glad Studio One is giving us options with the advancement in computing power.

[@JohnDeCarteretElvis]

It sounds a useful feature, but I think I'll continue to use my own workaround. I simply duplicated the track and cut the duplicate at the punch in point. This way, I have both playback listen, live track and drop out protection.

[@greenloungerecording9362]

I have found when tracking a band, and using plugins, it’s best to turn off dropout protection, since it significantly increases cpu (each VST pretty much doubles in cpu use). Otherwise setting it to medium for all other workflow, including recording individual tracks and mixing works well.

[@skk6811]

Wow! I've never actually had that problem since I was always using the UAD Console app for monitoring. But sometimes I the artists asks for the whole vocal chain that'll be on his / her voice, so thanks for the advice!

[@OTA3D3]

Just the video I was waiting for about this 6.2 version! thanks my friend!

[@neezy.]

Very useful info, thanks!

[@HEATHfromOZ]

Thanks mate, brilliant as always 👍🏾

[@winsloway2699]

Thanks Marcus

[@michaeltablet8577]

Thank you so very much!!

[@delorusclaiborne3274]

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