The Easiest Way to Open Your Favorite Instruments and Effects in Studio One 6

In this video I show you the easiest way to open your favorite instruments or effect plug-ins to your song in Studio One 6.
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[@Realliedoe]

I support this channel and hope Presonus eventually gives more support to this channel as well.

[@studioonetutorials]

That's very kind - thank you!!

[@JensRefshoj]

Thanks a lot Lukas - I use this ALL the time now, such a time saver.

[@HEATHfromOZ]

Brilliant as always!

[@jeffreyboehm9602]

These kinds of things really blow me away. So glad I've decided to switch to S1! 🙂

[@markpalmos]

Super helpful, thanks Lukas.

[@AnsolasDe]

AWESOME! Thank you very much !

[@lofomuses]

Thanks! Great video, as always...!

[@studioonetutorials]

Thank you so much for the support!

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Thanks for posting. I was hoping to find a way to do this.

[@studioonetutorials]

Thanks Raymond. Glad to hear you find it helpful.

[@stevemcnamara2584]

Great video as always. Concise, informative, and making workflow so much easier. Thanks Lukas.

[@studioonetutorials]

Thanks Steve - I appreciate it!

[@garyshepherd9226]

Thanks Lukas - I use a lot of macros like this but in menus so it saves toolbar space. But this is a good further way of loading Instruments and fx.

[@studioonetutorials]

Thanks Gary. Yes, I have many of my macros in sub menus, too.

[@MaximusWhyman]

Now S1 works more like the search function in Ableton, which makes the workflow so much faster. Thx for this!

[@studioonetutorials]

Yes, exactly!

[@ELLIOT8209]

Is there a macro to pack folder and create bus for the packed tracks and channels?

[@studioonetutorials]

Now there is, with version 6.2!! You can use the "Add Bus Channel for Folder Track" command. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJK1l6WHn6qXrZI

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Can you make a video on how to program orchestral (or other) midi data such as velocity, modulation, expression (meaning volume) and vibrato in order to achieve a realistic sound? What is your process?

[@markpalmos]

I'm reluctant to speak on Lukas' behalf, but mate, that would take days to make... quite a huge ask!

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

@@markpalmos Hi Mark! Thank you for answering. It could be just a demo of one of a violin and a woodwind.

[@studioonetutorials]

I agree with Mark, but it's still a good idea. I might show it exemplarily with a few orchestral parts of one of my pieces. I'll put it on my list.

[@wadimdubrov]

Schade, dass es immer weniger Videos gibt auf Deutsch über Studio One.

[@studioonetutorials]

Verstehe ich. Früher habe ich mehr Content auf deutsch gemacht. Ich bekomme aber seit 2-3 Jahren immer mehr Anfragen zu englischen Videos - und vergleichsweise so gut wie keine Anfragen zu deutschsprachigen Videos.

[@wadimdubrov]

@@studioonetutorials Verstehe ich. Trotzdem danke für deine Arbeit!

[@juanwaissman1]

I need to chosse a channel (which is armed) disarm it, duplicate complete, erase the audio part and arm it. is there any macro for this??? thanks

[@studioonetutorials]

The idea of macros is that you make your own ones :-) Here's my complete guide on how to use macros: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4azdamMmtGUfrs