How Bus Channels Work in Studio One | Understanding Busses

[@jeromeweaver809]

Excellent info for me about how to use buses. Studio One is my go-to-DAW.

[@onimisilovesonmusic4548]

Studio one makes life beautiful when it comes to music making

[@titanjake8640]

Best DAW I ever used

[@Addghjifeet]

thanks this video helps me a lot!

[@onimisilovesonmusic4548]

Love your tutorials...great stuff and very useful

[@kirtonk]

Your link to your site doesn't work, just FYI. Thanks for the explanation. Glad I've been doing it right (I'm using a good SO template I found to mix)!

[@venomifeanyichukwu7381]

If I've routed a channel to a bus, and I want to unroute and reroute to a different bus, how can I do that?

[@clintsmithmusic]

I'm trying to record a loop, as it plays , to a different track . So I don't have to duplicate it and patch it together.

[@MeowfaceMusic]

Appreciate your articulation and lighting.

[@mbroderick1984]

do you have a video on mixing? How do you know how many buses to have and what to put in them?

[@theindiemusiclab]

Here’s one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWW8qIpnh6uVZpYsi=kP2DIUXhZKK6b5aG

[@musictech5789]

bro, i want to create 15 busses in one shot... how do I do that? iI don't want to create these buses from audio tracks...

[@lucasvanveldhuizen1083]

Incredibly helpful video. I finally get it now. Thank you!

[@theindiemusiclab]

Love to hear it. Thanks!

[@titanjake8640]

Very good video. Buss stop for me from now on!

[@kapitbanda]

top down mixing it is ! thanks !

[@jbxthaangelicdemigod8869]

thank god 4 u

[@burningstar3466]

Hi Markus. came here from hotmail 👍

[@kevinobrien2765]

Don't know about anyone else, but going to fast for me.

[@kevinobrien2765]

If you only have the basic package, you cannot access busses correct? Why don't they tell you that before you go wasting all this time. Love the DAW, but a little more transparency would be great. Just say. " If you want to really record and have options, buy the entire package!" Unless I'm missing something, I can't get anything that allows me to access busses with basic package. I will upgrade if I know I will have that feature as well as ability to add effects to already recorded tracks.

[@veerchasm1]

Can’t follow you

[@MeowfaceMusic]

"Bus." What do you suppose the etymology is? Why is a bus called a "bus"? Do you know of an almighty source that explains why things in the music-production world are named what they are? As you would agree, knowing the etymology of terms is crucial to truly understanding them and therefore being more likely to remember what the heck they mean/do/how they work. Thanks : )