My 3 Top Tips for Working With Layers (Updated for 2022)

In this video, I demonstrate 3 tips for working with Layers in PreSonus Studio One 5 - Including renaming multiple layers at the same time, and 2 tips to help when editing.
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[@multitracker]

Excellent tip Marcus, thanks!

[@winsloway2699]

Thanks Marcus. Your The Master of Work flow In Studio one.

[@richardcurran3584]

I had a question, you answered it and saved me a lot of time. Thanks!

[@skk6811]

I would love to see an option that S1 will leave "layers follow events" unchecked. I also use layers when doing beat detective style drum editing. Saving the copy of every single take in layers, saving the comp in another and saving the quantised drum edit in one before consolidating. Layers are powerful. Also it would be useful if there would be an option in S1 similar to Pro Tools when you can put away only an event into playlists by dragging it onto that small section underneath which creates a new playlist and places it there since it's a very essential workflow when recording and I can't seem to find any alternative fast workflow for that in S1.

[@johnnylucid]

Great tip. Thanks as always. Keep up the excellent work.

[@davidcamarda8723]

More lessons from THE Studio One human.! For me, Layers Follow Events. In my face the whole time, that is actually big, being able to toggle that while creating. Looking forward to more knowledge.

[@bartleypursley2245]

Thank you Marcus! The "layers follow events" tip will help me maintain my sanity along with the duplicate layer without random re-naming them with something that's not really relevant.

[@tombuur]

Thanks. Layers following events messed up my tracks. Now I know what to do.

[@ramilubani1752]

Great!

[@zipperhead101]

Very very good, sir! Working with layers is my preference and anything that can streamline or supercharge that method is really good info for me! Thank you for sharing.

[@basscase78]

wow! very subtle and helpful

[@iamstudypro6640]

You are the best, thank you!

[@dulmin_perera_3]

Thanks man this was informative

[@destroythedirt]

Thank you so much, seems so simple and obvious now that you show it it action. Recording Drums now will be a lot easier now. Thanks again.

[@brionreid7316]

Super useful! Thx

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Kudos, Marcus! This will be very helpful! Your work and presentation style is to be commended!

[@highpeakrecordings]

Super useful as ever. Thank you!

[@MaPa60]

Thanks, great tips!

[@michaeltablet8577]

Thank you so very much!

[@jadealger1143]

Is there a way to "flatten layers" once you are done comping, or do you have to create a new track, copy audio to the new track and bounce?