Pro Tools FANBOY Tries STUDIO ONE 6!

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Hot rod… the movie was Hot Rod. Nobody was close!

[@evolgenius1150]

cool beans

[@nengstro]

I am a Cubase user since +20 years, and just recently moved to Studio one 6. And it just wipes all competition away! I am sooooohappy. Not looking back. Everything is better, quicker, no issues, no latency, smart funktions in abundance. Awesome workflow. Just love it.

[@mnmj]

Not sure about wiping competition away tbh. It can be complementary to other DAWs for sure. I use Live and Studio One, and each have their strengths.

[@Gang-25j]

@@mnmjI’m guess he meant for his work flow, not yours!

[@meyermusic9426]

Does it have everything that cubase pro 12 has? I am a current cubase user and have been looking around for different options

[@MaximusWhyman]

@@meyermusic9426it doesn’t have everything Cubase has, but I find it snappier and I like the workflow better. Less menu diving.

[@مًْسًْيًْلًْمًْة-خ9ش]

@@meyermusic9426Why Cubase users trying to switch away? If it’s all about finding Pro Tools alternatives then get Pro Tools perpetual license saving you all the hassle lol

[@kwameryan]

I just downloaded Studio One to see whether it could be my next DAW, (leaving Logic and Cubase), and I was up, running, and comfortable in ONE HOUR. That‘s just a crazy flat learning curve. Studio One V6 is incredible.

[@DwayneValentine]

Making a mono signal stereo or vice versa is by clicking on the icon under the M(mute) button in the mixer, or next to the track input name in the arranger.

[@shan5445]

I thought I was the only one who enjoys working inside of Studio One it's just comfortable to use.

[@agentooe33AD]

I've been using Studio One since version 1.5. I have never felt the need to use any other DAW since.

[@superlavaman]

@@agentooe33AD Me too

[@gtamediaproductions1]

I have experimented with many DAWs and their versions and now have been using Studio One 6 Artist since it's release. Loving it much more that all the rest. This is my go to daw right now. Love it!

[@RICHCREWSPLASHSET]

You should try professional

[@nautica7084]

I love Presonus StudioOne ever since ver3

[@pedrovanzeler1185]

If you create a folder track and go to the drop down menu that appears below the folder track name you can create a bus for the folder, turning it into a “folder bus”. Btw the major update IMO is the “template” type of presets. You can save your whole drum channel and bus processing as a preset and it loads all the tracks with the plug ins and also loads all the buses like parallel or reverb buses with the plug ins as well with everything neatly routed like you saved. No more need to open an older project to use the drum processing you had and mangle the rest of the old project to fit the new. Just save the drum part as a preset.

[@boothbuster]

Definitely cool but I have found importing just the tracks I need with the Pro Tools import works well too. I always ignored it cause I thought of it for more like bringing in the whole tracks with audio/MIDI from a previous version, which of course it's good for too (doing a "partial rollback" as it were), but of course it can just bring in the channel settings or a folder track. I am sure the new S1 way is slick though, haven't really touched it since V4. IMO they moved so fast, I never even got to try V5, lol. And I just don't like how the Mixer always looks/feels small, even when in the full screen mode... I keep meaning to go back to it though from some composition cause it was awesome how it could auto change the tracks to fit the chord track without even thinking about it, for example. (like just take a sample of a riff, then have it modulate to different keys without thinking about it - although I felt the audio quality suffered a bit with those pitch changes but never really dug into it) Sometimes I just like how Pro Tools feels simpler and old school and doesn't pack too much into the main interface areas, hehe... Cubase is awesome too, need to try that again... but also kinda nerdy with all the panels on the left in the inspector. (but they made it a lot easier to use since version 7 or 8, for sure)

[@douga8296]

"It's so easy when you do it right!" Words to live by.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

lol I'll get there eventually

[@EyesOfTruthmusic]

One thing I love about studio one. It gets out of the way of you working.

[@postinfinity]

I went to Studio One from Pro Tools and haven't looked back. PreSonus really thought this stuff out. It is rock solid, and the PreSonus Sphere is a great deal for what you get.

[@TheMetalProject]

been using studio one 5 for a while now and love it. so easy and intuitive. 90% of all plugin issues ive heard with this program have been with waves products. Not sure who at fault one way or the other but its been consistent since the release of Ver 5

[@JBauerProject]

you should use a "Listen Bus" to load your Sonarwords/Sound ID, then it never touches your Master two bus, but you'll use the Listen bus for your playback monitoring. When exporting mix down, if you have plugins on your Master Bus, you can click "Bypass Master inserts" in the Mixdown window.

[@igotsomespace]

Your fairness, opened minded curiosity, experimenting to see if something is possible, then the delight that followed that it worked...and so much more, made me really enjoy this entire video. I also subscribed. I also really appreciated that you took the time to explain the VSTs you like and why, general DAW and mixing workflow, like I picked up so much from this video. I hope Studio One 6 continues to impress you to where you are beyond satisfied and switching to it fulltime.

[@victoragun2643]

To create a bus for some tracks and have the tracks output straight to it is quite simple, just highlight all the tracks and right click one of them, then select "Add Bus for Selected Tracks" and boom! It creates the bus routes the tracks there. The workflow for Studio One is so fast and intuitive. I'll love to be able to save different song items in the Show Page so i can easily recall the song on another show page. I hear Ableton does that, I'm hoping Studio One 6 will have this.

[@robinwatson4282]

What a nice and cool guy with a good turn of phrase. Definitely the kinda guy I'd end up chatting over a few pints with. Subscribed.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

My favorite way to chat. Cheers

[@JBauerProject]

Look on the track directly, by expanding the track to a larger view (hover over the track divider and click drag to expand), you'll then see below your "Mute/Solo/Record/Monitor" row a button with the "O" to the right of the track input, click on it to turn the track to a stereo signal

[@C.S.Argudo]

In case anyone here bought studio one off Splice and you just had finished paying off within their upgrade window, you still get the upgrade. So pumped for the light video editing in it. Thought I was gonna invest the time to learn Davinci Resolve. I still might but now it'll be a labor of love

[@Joinentrepreneursacademynow]

I use studio one for all my music needs it is a crazy software the best in my opinion you can do everything here

[@musician1971a]

Great channel! I'm a Studio One user so naturally I wanted to see this video, but now I'm also interested in what other DAWs have to offer, so I subscribed to your channel. Thanks!

[@shout64]

I'd love to see you track with Studio One! I use it personally, but haven't had any "bigger" sessions so it would be really cool to see your approach

[@patrickbear6727]

I've been using Studio One since late V1 and love it. I think 5he best feature for tracking is the ability to set your buffer for the lowest latency your system can handle then set a high safety buffer which is used on playback. This is essentially an in-the-box version of Avids Hybrid Engine. The only issue (which is known by Presonus) is that you have to disengage the low latency feature to make changes to a plug-in on your record enabled tracks for the changes to take effect. Once you have your tracking sound set you get very low latency on record enabled tracks while your recorded tracks play along with their safety buffer reducing cpu demdemandsam3 option exists for virtual instruments and it works great with Superior 3.

[@music7studios]

Great video! I have used Studio One for years and even offer consultations about it on my website. The new video features in Version 6 are awesome, allowing you to really get personal while sound designing/composing for film/tv.

[@rrosenberg91]

If you select tracks from the mixer window, you can right click and “add bus for selected tracks” and it will route them all to a new bus

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

That’s a special kind of bus. 😉

[@rrosenberg91]

Oops 😅

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Ah you shouldn’t have fixed it

[@davidrockower2703]

Another pro tools user here considering other platforms!

[@sickmessiah]

Enable and use the “ listen bus “ for all post stuff like sonar works and meters/ analyzers

[@andregodfrey559]

Ok now let's see if they can make a new Studiolive series 4 digital mixers.

[@cesmcmyth]

Man! I laughed loud with the freking slide in the building giggle of yours... cool! never been there. Ok! Still deciding if to stick with Logic or go to either Studio one or Cubase. Thx for these vids! Cheers

[@CreativeMindsAudio]

just want to say the new PT update is freaking insane! ARA2 integration is done really well along with AUX output pathways on macs to use in other programs (aka loopback built into PT). That being said i was using cubase the other day setting up a template and just really blown away by the speed of the Q-track linking feature thingy. essentially i could select all my guitars with the same amp sim settings and just make the change to one and it does it to everything else. wish PT and other DAWs could do this. As far as SO6 i've never used Studio One, it is the ONLY DAW I've never properly used.

[@wapanglemdur]

Wise PPL always saves the best for the last... Take your time coz once you are into Studio one, it's never turning back

[@igotsomespace]

I think once you actually sit down and use it, use it to accomplish a task or even a whole project start to finish, I think your reaction will be like the person above. Experiencing "the feel" of Studio One 6 first hand. Best of luck, and indeed Cubase is extraordinary as well as Pro Tools, Ableton, FL Studio, Logic and more.

[@ProgressiveSoundAudio]

Have you seen the Listen Bus? There's a Listen Bus for Sonarworks etc so it doesn't impact your Master processing/Exporting etc.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I have not.... but that is awesome.

[@SHVR_v]

I've been using Pro Tools on MAC since 2007 and absolutely love it. But after switching to a very powerful PC with 256 GB of RAM, I found that the performance of Pro Tools on a PC left much to be desired. I've been following the development of Studio One since version 4, and now in version 6 I have enough of everything - it's a great combination of all the features of Logic Pro and Pro tools in one DAW! I also want to note that Studio One 6 makes very good use of the capabilities of a Windows computer. Never look back!)

[@BennyFade]

Studio one is great. Using it in parallel with live and I love it!

[@gregkonji]

I was a Sonar user for years but left when they went out of business. I moved over to Studio One the past couple years and it has been such a headache. So many easy functions in Sonar are multi step processes in Studio One. How do you flip the phase of a track? How do you split a stereo track into two mono tracks? How do you set all tracks in a project to 0db without having to set them to 0db individually? How do you make the grid more visible through your events? How do you move an event forward 10ms to 30ms without doing a bunch of math? How do you move an event a fraction of a sample? How do you store imported audio into your project's dedicated folder? Many of these have answers but they are work arounds and multi step processes that I had to write down for each. I usually have to look up half of what I need to do. I'm now auditioning Cubase and right away I'm feeling my blood pressure reduce. Without using a manual I've figured out such items the first day of using Cubase and they are simple. I swore off Cubase previously due to the dongle requirement but the latest release uses online authentication so Cubase is going to be my new home.

[@1loveMusic2003]

When you insert an effect into a channel send it automatically creates a bus and names it and puts the mix to 100% because that's what your going to do. Sweet!

[@TommyTrentonJr]

S1 is great! Great video to man!

[@mistersounds2006]

I think the "Waves Thing" might be a resolution issue somewhere??? Not 100% sure, but ive had waves plugins do similar weird stuff before and that was MY fix...

[@drewwebsteraudio]

I couldn't see for sure but I'm guessing your Waves plugin that was acting up was the AU version and Waves only supports VST3 for Studio One. You can hide all the AU versions and then they'll never pop up and you won't have to worry about it anymore.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Good tip !

[@RandoQumando]

Or tha plugin needs updating

[@thesideyardstudio]

highlight the tracks, right click and chose create bus for selected tracks its really easy

[@TilTheEndOfficial]

^^^This^^^

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Facepalm

[@danielrice4277]

I’ve also set this up on a key command to make it even easier!

[@michaelsstatement]

Would be cool if you try Samplitude Pro X7. I think you will love it!

[@synthoelectro]

how did you feel using Studio one over Cubase?

[@stevenstabile4379]

Where is your Bus 1 return?? I just got the new software after almost a year of being down because of losing my home and having to pack up my NEW home studio so it would be an easy move but it took 6 months to get the cash together to move 125 miles away but worth it but I'm behind in my knowledge of Studio One! I was fortunate to have friends with unbelievable studios that took a chance on me being a guitarist that wanted to learn and I learned on a Neve 8068 with Studer machines and eventually an 8068, an SSL and an old MCI while programming drums and keys!! I still approach old school but I need to step into today!!! Any suggestions??

[@someoneontheweb4303]

Thanks man this was fun to watch. Gonna give it a try

[@slayabouts]

Would you prefer S1 or Cubase?

[@DDC-12]

Yeah I think I might be switching as well.

[@Bashanvibe]

The fact that you’re knowledgeable coming from PT helps!!!! For me I’ll be coming from LPX I been hearing that you can change you short cuts with the key strokes!!!! I myself trying to learn as many Daws as I can!!! Right now I’m on AL for stage to up my worth as a stage musician!!!

[@robmillisTW2]

Great video. What do you think of the Fat Channel vintage comps/EQs vs bigger budget stuff by Waves/UA/Softube? I like them myself as a strict home studio rather than commercial user, and I'm getting to the point where I just use whats in the box on Studio One more often as time goes on.

[@samnene]

This is very simple but the tabs things S1 does in the mixer for the plugins is so smart and attractive. Makes me wanna use S1 along with Live. Hope Live adds that. Also S1 is up there with Logic as the best looking daws (to me)

[@conasca]

You can send a fader Main out directly to a Bus by clicking the word Main above the Panner and selecting the Bus you want to send to.

[@MartimDurao]

I want to know who is the singer and song... 🙂really like your videos and vibe.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Anna Zey This will be her first release I believe

[@norshar3774]

would've loved to see how automation works

[@BossAtwork69]

You know its possible to install multiple DAWs in one computer As you're more of an engineer rather than a composer, any well known DAW should be enough 💥

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I’ve got so many daws on my computer. And I do a fair share of writing besides mixing and mastering.

[@claudep.1926]

Just finished watching this and the Cubase videos, very nice, gonna check Reaper next. I see you are in a big facility working with multiple players, so my 2c, if you want the best of all words and be future proof, go with Nuendo.

[@AndreasZEriksson]

I’d love to see you try Logic with pan law and stereo panning set to the pro tools default!

[@af4396]

I really enjoy Studio One. Cubase is a close second, but something about the "logic" and the way the GUI looks doesn't inspire me. I guess it's because it's very digital looking. Studio One has that "analog" feel to it. Of course, Reason imo has the best look by far and an amazing mixer, but unfortunately Reason continues to leave out composers and audio editors with their arrangement window design/lack of features or intuitive workflow. Amazing for MIDI and EDM instruments. Reason is that program that I always wish combined it's strengths with like a Pro Tools/Studio One workflow for the arrangement window, and all the routing options as well. If Studio One had that "Loft studio from the 90s" look that Reason does... omg it would be my favorite ever haha.

[@aiconic10]

I used to be a Mix +++ user back in the day. Switched to Studio One Pro and never looked back.

[@1loveMusic2003]

Fat Channel has many different comps and EQs to choose from

[@georgetsurkan]

Hey Brother, You should really try selecting tracks and pack them in folder. Then right click on that folder track and “add bus to selected channel” you’ll love it! Peace. Really enjoy your content

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Thanks!

[@slimstrumentalz]

@@RecordingStudioLoser or just highlight the mixer faders and right click then hit create bus for selected tracks

[@JBauerProject]

gotta update your Waves plugins tp ;latest for them to display properly, I believe has to be V13 or later.

[@estevancarlos]

Studio One is great. I'm also hoping it can replace my need for Nuendo one day.

[@1loveMusic2003]

Ya Man Studio One is soooo easy to use and not limiting in any way. Love Pipeline!

[@playonbrother]

Great video!! I’ve been using Studio One for years but I’ve been trying to find a definitive answer on if version 6 works with Avid HDX hardware. Am I’m wrong in assuming you have it working with your HDX system? I know you didn’t have it going with Studio One 5. Any response would be greatly appreciated!!

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

It works with the system. Obviously you don’t get the full benefit of an hdx system. But it works.

[@CAROLINABACKYARD]

Do you think protools can win you back. And should I try to learn it more. I’ve been mixing and mastering for 15 years and I still to this day can’t stand to be in protools no longer then 15 minutes. To me every thing is just Purposely complexed for no reason.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I love protools as a platform. Its not perfect. But it’s a solid recording software. It’s been recent business practices, marketing, and talking out two sides of their mouth that had me start looking. That said I will probably always have a copy perceptual or otherwise. In the studio because I am commercial. But my own personal preference may be changing.

[@Trashpanda_404]

Thanks for the video brother! Used PT 6-8, then had brain surgery so had to stop. 10 year later (life more so brain surgery) I’m getting back into recording. Obviously things have REALLY changed!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Both G5s were dated, so went with a Mini. Started with Logic cause it was the easiest to get up and running, but…. I think you get it. Silly stuff like not being able to rearrange Aux and Bus channels. WHY?!? So got Sphere and giving that a whirl. Not bad. All the silliness around PT don’t think I wanna go down that road again.

[@justin__blk4878]

Come over to the Dark side Luke. lol S1 has been my only DAW the past 5 yrs, and Ive tried the all. Great video, thx for your input

[@MabawaVocal]

studio one works 20 times faster,I mean the navigation plus when i record vocals in studio one the vocals are smooother than when i do with other daws,plus it is very easy and quick

[@boogybass]

Would never go back to using Avid software again. Studio One is totally awesome; hands down easy to use!

[@JBauerProject]

right click on the fader and select "pre-fader metering"

[@NickCent]

I wanted to buy Studio One 6 but I can’t find the option, unless I subscribe to Sphere. Am I doing something wrong?

[@UserNumeroUnoo]

Why channel monitoring level doesn't work. You have channel hard left but monitoring level display center. Something goes wrong)))

[@AntonioRockGP]

I use S1 for a long time. Never really worked with protools. But whenever I'm in a studio with protools seeing someone working with with the words "What? You have to do that manually yourself?" get out of my mouth often...

[@QR_Code]

from The Heavenly Kid?

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Nope

[@axelmaldini4218]

Too bad Presonus that the Track Presets do not store Audio Clips or Automation, maybe in update 13? 2050?

[@freeqapon]

Hi I have a question ⁉️ my PC has low specifications: intel(r) celeron(r) 2957u @ 1.40ghz 4 GB ram Intel(R) HD Graphics 1000 GB HDD Harddisk could these specifications run's Studio one 6 artist without having problems❓

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Recording is mainly a cpu and ram game. Assuming studio one 6 supports only 4gb of ram ( I don’t know I haven’t looked). You would be struggling to do much.

[@freeqapon]

@@RecordingStudioLoser I see thank you

[@braxal6983]

I am trying to decide on Cubase 12 or Studio One 6. Which one would you buy if you only have one choice?

[@AGZT94]

Hmm..I have S1 and Fl studio. I’ve tried out other daws and recently Cubase. I would say S1 feels so much better to work in much more simplified. However, Cubase has more features that I wish S1 had. So I would say try CUBASE.

[@braxal6983]

@@AGZT94 I am glad you said that because I bought Cubase 12 while it was on sale.

[@AGZT94]

@@braxal6983 how is it so far? Do you like it?

[@braxal6983]

@@AGZT94 So far I like Cubase 12. I am still learning it. I think I made the right choice after watching video after video and reading about it.

[@AGZT94]

@@braxal6983 awesome! I personally am sticking with Studio one simply because I know eventually they’ll incorporate other features and simplify them. But thats it’s good to hear! You’ll master it in no time.

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Welcome to Studio One and PreSonus 👍🏻

[@1loveMusic2003]

Just right click on the selected channels and create bus for selected channels.

[@Trashpanda_404]

Wish I could smash together Logic and Studio One. Both have duh… features, both good and bad. Example logic fail on markers and ease of interacting with the editor, but they win on how it automatically change key and tempo with song values while auditioning loops.

[@Luke-ot6mk]

It is a amazing tool!

[@DojoOfCool]

I heard Studio One was considered ProTools Jr so seems like it would be easy for you to get going fast on.

[@p.m-audio]

the waves stuff is a waves problem, you must update the waves stuff, then it works normal

[@DJRICKYG]

Studio One upgrades about twice a year

[@WinterhouseRecords]

Oh shoot! I didn’t know you work out of Indiana. Grew up there and lived in Fort Wayne for a couple years. Being close to SW is absolutely dangerous 😂

[@MeechieDaKid427]

How do I dm for prize lol wasn't sure on this youtube channel 😭😆😀

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

That account was spam. It t had my logo but it’s name was “hit me up”. It seemed like a fishing scam. It has been reported by multiple people and myself. If you guys see anything trying to get you to go off platform please make me aware. And double check that it’s my name! Sorry about this. Scammers are frustrating.

[@bibnjeevansmuziktutorials]

Could you consider digital performer 11 please.... I would like to know how you would stack it up against pro tools🌹

[@andrewrwhitfield]

In your opinion how does it compare to cubase? Any preference?

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Right now I lean towards studio one. That said I think cubase is more powerful. It comes down to use case for me.

[@estevancarlos]

@@axelfoley1768 I've used Studio One and Nuendo (which is a more featured Cubase). It seems that Cubase has had more features than Studio One. For example Studio One just added a "Channel Editor" in version 6, which Recording Studio Loser said he likes. This same feature has existed in Cubase for years. Track presets has also existed in Cubase for a long time. Cubase also has more advanced MIDI editing with a feature called the Logical Editor. Studio One's midi processing is limited. With that said, Studio One is catching up and provides better support, documentation, and a substantially better user experience. They basically _copy_ Cubase but implement improvement upon those features.

[@stupendousmusic4190]

@@estevancarlos One of the designers of Studio One was also a designer of Cubase/Nuendo.

[@Netsuko]

And here I am. Just paid off Studio One 5. Here we go again I guess xD

[@LCRLive687]

Dont worry you will be back. But studio one is amazing as a second daw.

[@MeechieDaKid427]

Cubase 12/pro or studio one 6 for a first user of daw and up coming artist

[@MeechieDaKid427]

How do i dm

[@fonqstarr3636]

the abyss ? sound sample

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

nooooo

[@sickmessiah]

Time for a full start to finish production in s1. Do it. lol

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I want to with my own project. I dont know why I can't get over doing it on someone elses project yet. I will

[@thesideyardstudio]

good on you just upgraded myself

[@WayneT3]

MOVIE STUFF - Is it from the "Star Trek" movie where Spock mind-melds with the whales😃!!?

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Nope

[@Randomstories206]

i like that you edited the voice, you took some bass off of your voice...nice

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

It’s the same chain as every other video

[@Randomstories206]

@@RecordingStudioLoser idk, usually at any vlogger, youtuber, podcast...i hear a lot of bass in the voice, thats why a was surprised...

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Ah I get you

[@sickmessiah]

Can we finally mirror plugin parameters? Like to re-amp dubbed guitars panned hard L and R like in pro tools? That’s the main feature that it NEEDS

[@SilentUK]

Dont think so

[@matt_nyc_audioengineer]

Can't you just copy the plugin? A legit question I don't use Studio One. I use Logic and we can just press option and drag the plugin to another track. Makes an exact copy on the new track.

[@imcymk]

@@matt_nyc_audioengineer you can just drag and drop to copy and if the plugins are in the same level on the chain (so both in 2nd place, or both in 3rd place) you can mirror anything in the mini controls

[@Ygnr22]

@@matt_nyc_audioengineer Yep. You can do that. Just drag the plugin from the mixer to the other track.

[@sickmessiah]

@@matt_nyc_audioengineer yes. That’s the current way I do it in S1. But in pro tools sessions I use to be able to group not only the plugins ( studio one will do this ) but I could option in to link plugin settings as well ( what studio one doest allow yet ). That’s what I’m talking about. But yes. Currently I just guess what the combined tone will be and drag it over to the other track. Over and over again until I get it. lol

[@nunyabizfam106]

I was SOOO disappointed in no atmos/multichannel update :( still a great daw.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I don’t see the appeal for atmos. I don’t get it. But that’s a whole video

[@ghosteyes2708]

@@RecordingStudioLoser For film scoring and sound design.

[@t3reeproduction314]

I think it's in the works.. I don't see them not adding atmos capability forever..

[@error8418]

Me too. I really like Studio One, but I'm still on version 4 as I didn't see much benefit in upgrading to version 5. The fact that Atmos is still missing in the new version makes me reconsider switching to Cubase instead of upgrading.

[@nunyabizfam106]

I would love to hear your opinion, I am not saying it because of the “bandwagon” or film/sound design and most of the atmos “music” thats out already is definitely gimmicky. But in an actual atmos room listening to production created with atmos as the intent is amazing. I think it will be fun.

[@samchoate1719]

I like the iPhone vocal 🤷🏻

[@chillwalker]

Batman demands: Try Cakewalk! ;-) Edit: This looks f*cking amazing! I'll try this!

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Oh it’s coming

[@DarkTrapStudio]

Anybody produce mix and master on Ableton ans went to Studio one here ? Id like to have your opinion.

[@CAROLINABACKYARD]

Try messing up the EQ and compression on your mix in studio one and then undo. The undo button is phenomenal is studio one

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

It works on the plug-in level??

[@CAROLINABACKYARD]

@@RecordingStudioLoser yes

[@matt_nyc_audioengineer]

Ya Logic does this too, it's a great feature to have!

[@CAROLINABACKYARD]

It even works with plugins when you rearrange your plugin chain

[@matt_nyc_audioengineer]

@@CAROLINABACKYARD I feel ya! It's one of those feature that you don't think even think about how useful it could be till you try it lol.

[@ironweedstudios]

Check out the Fat Channel more. It expands to show the gate, comp and eq of which there are multiple choices of styles and types to choose from.

[@scottyelstromm881]

So much potential, but not stable enough to replace pro tools in my extensive experience. I hope Fender takes it to a more quality level.