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[@ronh8126]

PreSonus is lucky to have you, Joe! I enjoyed it and learned something new. Keep up the great work.

[@thirdthirteenstudio]

7:55 🐈 Excellent explanation, thank you! I'm new to S1, moving from other DAWS

[@seraines]

Great stuff, Joe! Your series is such a huge help for me personally! 🤘🏼🙏🏼

[@timgorman2090]

Wow Joe! Thank you for this! I jumped into Studio One 3 a few years ago not knowing anything about DAWs- this filled a lot of the gaps I’ve had for several years!

[@O2GawdSA]

I'm in love Studio One thanks to you guys 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@jj-uk]

Finally, a more serious and knowledgeable Joe Gilder - about time.

[@brianbaker5640]

Please elaborate what do you mean he wasn’t serious and knowledgeable before?

[@RandyHanley]

Great video as always Joe!

[@quiggycarboncat4280]

Great Video per usual Joe - Thank you!

[@davideBosco]

sempre top come spiegazione e come simpatia !!!

[@crazey5605]

Im a rookie and I really appreciate what you’re doing. You explaind it in a very very easy way to understand 👌🏼

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

Although I knew just about all this your explanation was very on point! Well done Sir

[@chrisfrenchfgava865]

Finally! An explanation of busses that I can understand. Thanks Joe. (I'm new to DAWs)

[@guyonamotorcycle1]

thanks Joe!

[@PerroneFord]

This was fantastic! And timely as I am doing a sound for picture project where I need controls for the vocal of everyone at once!

[@larrywhitfield6997]

This was great! Good understanding and you explained it very well. Thank you!!

[@user-tw4tc9kr4u]

Thank you so much! It was really useful for me!

[@ismaelcortesjr9281]

Good stuff as always . Thanks a lot

[@johnnyroberts8641]

Props Joe, my homie til the end. It's pretty commendable to be aware of your content's general direction and knowing when to rewind back to basics and hook a new school homie up when he is strugglin on the come up! IT AINT ME THOUGH you showed me this shit a long time ago Joe, don't act like I been slippin

[@CraigHarrisonshortdog24]

I think it was a great move for Presonus to hire you, Joe. Been a fan of your channel for a long while. Keep up the great content.

[@kingech_B15]

Thanks for the class

[@pedrofernandez7110]

Thank you ! Really a nice explanation 👍🏻🎧🙂

[@seydevilchick8]

Incredibly to the point very informative thanks dude you rock . 🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

[@firnandosinaga6316]

thanks Joe

[@brianwallington9744]

Thanks Joe ,great idea for a video..you must have helped a couple of. Million people with just this one video ...

[@LouizAntonio]

Great vid, thanks.

[@davidreidy5750]

This is very helpful thanks!🤖📼

[@philgunta8032]

Well done!!

[@mickylicky5265]

Thanks Joe.....such a big help to this noob!...in depth explanation of the reasoning & why fors speaks to me on my level....very cool....

[@HarleyBob957]

thanks man, much appreciated

[@MarcosApercussion]

Durisimo!

[@Leocolu1979]

Genio Joe! Saludos desde Argentina!

[@helgdrev7537]

Super!!

[@JESS4JESS68]

You answered soooooo many questions for me his noobie!!! Than you sir!!

[@merlod]

cheers Joe

[@nigelsmith4207]

Bang on Joe

[@hagopbasmajian1069]

Thank you information

[@GeoZero]

Great video.

[@papajoe5960]

very nice Joe very useful information for us novice

[@hevokproducer3441]

Good overview. There's one important thing missing though: a VCA will actually change the volume of the track and as a consequence change the volume of sends on that track as well, while a bus will not. An obvious example is a track with a send to a reverb FX-channel: if you lower the bus volume to -infinite then the reverb sound will remain; if you lower the VCA the reverb sound will go down with it. It's basic logic really but I missed that logic as a beginner :)

[@presonus]

Yup!

[@citizenworld8094]

Joe explains what is going on in detail whereas his slick mate Gregor, only tries to impress us with his knowledge of the software and flies through things as if he were flying a jet engine and smiles when we haven't a clue. Keep it up Joe.

[@Sektor_777]

After 3year do you agree with your words yet?

[@richy2496]

You have really dope voice for Radio.

[@joboiecruiser]

I have been watching your videos for about a year now, and very enjoyable and informative. I just went from analog tape to computer based recording with Studio One. I am still using all my off board analog gear, just using the computer as a tape machine. But I would like to see all 24 channels/tracks and the master fader of Studio One in full screen. I don't know how to do that. I can get all 24 channels/tracks in a smaller size but not full screen. Can you tell me how to do that? Thank you.

[@ManuelKorrigan]

Nice vid..! Great explanation! I have a question: What happens with the midi tracks in the console? If I dont want to convert them to waveform, how can I mix the the midi tracks from the console? Added midi tracks dont show up in console. Only VST instruments... :-/ thanks a lot... keep up the good work!!

[@LordAssassinLych]

Will there be a video about Listen Bus and Aux Channel?

[@Uberkoolsound]

Hi there, does the VCA fader move the selected channels exponentially taking into account the changes in perceived DB the louder it gets?

[@louiewgroenewald]

In Studio One...Do you create a separate Bus and use it as your Mix Bus, where all your Mix Bus processing goes on and leave the Main Out empty/ only issue for monitor plugins? Or do you use your Main Out as your Mix Bus with i.serts and Mix Bus processing?

[@collaborationstation4785]

Hey Joe! How come, when you placed the room reverb on the drum bus send section, it created an FX channel with both reverb AND eq?

[@keyboardmatrix4328]

That's great....even though I knew most of it I didn't know about VCA......Can we get another Hidden gems in studio one part 3?

[@simongomezjr.5987]

Hello Joe. How do i go about creating an aux mono track, from the entire mix, from the main bus?

[@mbroderick1984]

Joe, I'm brand new to audio recording. In studio one, is it ok to just add plug ins like effects an individual channel? Or is it better to create an effects channel and send the signal there? Also, how come the gain settings look ok in the individual tracks, but terrible in the main output?

[@L.Scott_Music]

Just a quick note about VCA, if you have a VCA controlling a number of audio channels that feed to a buss channel that has, for instance a compressor or a reverb, then changing the VCA will effect how those channels go into the buss channel FX. I.e., lowing the VCA would cause the compressor to not be hit as hard. Correct?

[@shutzz8784]

hi everybody and Joe. i'm looking for the video where was explained how to mix a drumplugin seperatly in studio one. can you help me please?

[@sonidolope]

If I’m not mistaken volumen changes using VCA’s won’t affect the plugins that are on the channels controlled but those volume changes will affect the plugins that are on the Bus they’re sent to. Correct?

[@xoffworld]

Can the master be move to the right or in the center like the normal tracks?

[@mcneillmama50]

Can you route all your audio channels to one FX channel the same way you did the Bus with right click shift right click the last one?

[@mcneillmama50]

so do you set up an Fx channel and Bus channel for each track?

[@yvettecleeelvds]

Hello there! Is that a Motif 8 lurking in the background?

[@nicobeats9766]

Why should i use the FX channel. In every plug in i have a mix knob…so in my view there should be no need for the send function?

[@musictech5789]

s there is no way to create bus tracks without first having an audio tracks?

[@sergiojgutierrezgutierrez5934]

Even though I’ve been using studio one for a few years there’s always something new to learn, or to refresh. Good info bro. Question. Why when I record an audio track the wave form doesn’t appears on my track? I always have to use normalize audio. Thanks.

[@audio_odyssey]

It depends on the level you record at. There is a waveform zoom in the bottom right corner. It will zoom but not change the level.

[@traqsyndikitz5176]

Are you using studio one 4?

[@audio_odyssey]

TraqSyndikitz I’ve been on studio one since version 3. Version 5 now, but the waveform zoom has been there the whole time.

[@basscase78]

Thanks Joe for this explanation. I feel like the weakness of how PreSonus has VCA's is that when you change the VCA level (and the corresponding channels also change) you are then affecting how the compression, verb, delay, levels respond if their is a plug in on any of those channels. Does that make sense? Like we work hard to get the compression levels just write on a channel, and then the VCA messes that up if we are just trying to make a volume change to a group. For that reason I skip using VCA and just use busses in S1.

[@presonus]

That's not true. Compressor plugins come BEFORE the fader, so moving the fader doesn't change the compression. - Joe Gilder

[@300avenue]

do you use OBS to capture ur screen with studio one

[@may4th477]

Why does the mixer make multiple tracks if you don’t have more than one or two tracks🤔

[@Trashpanda_404]

You said ONLY difference from Bus and FX is sends, but Bus also has the Mix FX… Just started using so S1. My understanding from everything I’ve watched from PreSonus, and mentioned it, we only need 1 Mix FX insert which affects entire mix? Maybe I’m wrong or misunderstood.

[@traveler263]

why the volume fader on the track is synced to the volume fader on the mixer, but the mute button is not ? 😢 wtf S1

[@badalhalder1058]

I cant send anything to a AUX track. What is aux track?

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Excellent as always Joe! I can see how the VA could make things confusing for some. Grouping channels offer the same adjustability, without the VCA. Yes, of course, a VCA or bus channel would be needed in order to instantiate a group effect, but for overall adjustability, why would there really be any advantage, or can it be thought of as just an alternative approach?

[@presonus]

It's a way to automate multiple busses. That's mainly why I use it. A remote control for multiple faders. - Joe Gilder

[@stupendousmusic4190]

@@presonus Thank you!

[@rogerjerde6]

Related to the question below about why use a FX instead of a bus, why use a VCA? Assuming you are top-down mixing, you've already bused the tracks/channels you want grouped, right? Or is this for the oddball situations where you want to automate juicing, say, the kick and the bass, while decreasing the drum bus? What circumstances make you reach for the VCA?

[@presonus]

Mainly if I want to automate two buss faders at the same time, VCA makes that easy. - Joe Gilder

[@rogerjerde6]

@@presonus Oh, I see. Otherwise you would have to do something like send both buses to another bus, then reroute the output of each bus back to the main or wherever you had it going before. Much easier. Thanks.

[@jstlez97]

Please do a vid on the aux channels.

[@jstlez97]

Great vid by the way.

[@Artek604]

I believe Gregor already did: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfHhqeZr9xnqKs

[@jstlez97]

Artur Godlewski just watched the vid. I was stuck on this for the longest. Thanks a million!

[@ianjohnson3546]

One of the things I never really understood is why would you use ever an FX instead of a Bus with no send? There have been occasions I later went back to a FX bus and wished it had a send so now I just ignore the FX bus completely and always use a regular Bus so that I always have the "option" of a send. If I did it the other way around (starting with an FX always) then I'd have to recreate the bus later on if I change my mind and want a send. It just seems like FX is a lessor version of a Bus? Does it save on processing or something vs. a Bus with no send?

[@Uberkoolsound]

Ian Johnson I think it’s just for OCD clean freaks...... like me 😂

[@VitalyPashkov]

Same thoughts. I'am using a S1 for many years now and i never liked the idea of this limited FX bus and i'm always using a full featured BUS instead of FX.

[@ianjohnson3546]

@@Uberkoolsound Yeah I suppose the only thing I can really tell that is a difference is say exporting your STEMS you could easily view which tracks you are using as just a FX destination for organizing your exports? When you go to export you can quickly select stuff like 'all tracks', 'all bus', 'all FX'. For me I just use a bus and start the name of the bus off with FX. Easy enough to see for me.

[@Ernestasish]

Propably you can save a tiny amount of processing power if you route two or more Instruments into the same effects channel instead of opening a new instance for the same effect.

[@perspers2030]

I have to go back and check and correct me if im wrong. Does the return panning in fx and bus act different unless you put a dual pan on the bus insert. But i agree. I just started using fx when i know the send will not be bussed again. Like drum verbs.

[@kevinmejia1284]

0:00 why was it blury

[@swarafusionband420]

Hello Sir... Please make a video regarding "Live Playing" With Studio one using Show Page - setting it up like Main Stage!! Please ... Please..(I want to use it only for live playing and "NOTHING ELSE"...) PLEASE PLEASE ANYBODY HELP ME...

[@RevolverCunaguaro]

hi joe, but vca if i dedice turn down, will afect mi dynamic set

[@presonus]

It'll only affect stuff after the fader. It's no different than moving the faders themselves, you're just moving multiple at the same time.

[@88keyz]

👍🏾

[@may4th477]

Never mind i figures it out i makes all the tracks that’s in the pads of drum machine

[@traqsyndikitz5176]

Ok why would I do a reverb on a bus instead of a fx again? Because I already been doing that for years, just still didn’t know the logistics differences

[@bebop425]

The FX channel can be controlled separately from the non FX channel via the send. You can then automate and manage the FX channel while the main channel stands alone. Like, say you want the reverb to come in on a specific part, automate the FX channel to turn up then down. Can't do that with the bus without also changing the original audio

[@HANGINWITHTHEDREAMER]

Hi Joe I was wondering would you ever consider being a guest on my talk show I am a pre Sonus user and I love pre Sonus and sphere. I would love to have you on and talk about the importance of creativity and being productive all the while using pre Sonus studio one 5 pro and all That a user can get out of being a sphere member. Thank you Sir

[@bubinga_basher]

Alright, your videos are starting to make sense. Maybe someone can answer a ? for me? How do i transfer a drumless track from Dropbox to my faders, so i can add drums to a track?

[@bebop425]

Download the track, drag it right into your open song in S1 on an empty section. It will insert it. Then add your new drum tracks. When you first save,answer yes when prompted to copy the external audio you dragged in so it moves into the song permanently.

[@bubinga_basher]

@@bebop425 Oh man. Quite a bit of time has passed. Yeah, it's super easy. I was way over thinking. I'm still working with plug ins, and all. I don't want my entire drum kit to have the same effect, but when I add plug ins on different drums/OHs, i get bad latency. Any cure?

[@bebop425]

@@bubinga_basher latency when monitoring live drums? If so, do a search and it will tell you how to adjust your buffer settings. I've never heard of latency on playback caused by effects.

[@bebop425]

@@bubinga_basher maybe you disabled the setting talked about in this thread and it's not automatically correcting plugin latency forums.presonus.com/viewtopic.php?f=151&t=5760

[@bubinga_basher]

@@bebop425 I guess that's possible, although I can't recall. I'll take a look today. I'm finding with good cymbals, a good kit, and the drums tuned to my liking, I'm not having to use plug ins. I still haven't posted anything (besides some 1 mic EAD10 BS). I'm trying to get my space looking adequate

[@Whally]

Always disturbed by this Green solo button on FX bus.... ^^

[@cowboy7x]

When, or WHY would you ever need to use an FX channel? Why is it even there? Why wouldn't you always use a bus channel? (Noob asking).

[@shine_uno]

PLEASE GIVE US A BETTER COLOR TEMPLATE!

[@CodeDeb]

Confusing for me, a beginner

[@waynemason6162]

you never say how to multiple select tracks dude...

[@hevokproducer3441]

Hold down shift...dude.

[@presonus]

The same way you select multiple files on your computer. Click the first one, hold down shift, click the last one. - Joe Gilder

[@mixinthecloud3338]

Or something like that? Really?

[@foljs5858]

Really, yeah. So?

[@salvatorezanti1172]

Hay Joe you need a better camera. A lot of your video's are bland.