Studio One: How to Record Through Your Plugins

[@AlexeySolovievMusic]

Really wonderful video! Thank you so much! I’m about to start recording my electric guitar soon. And this one is very helpful!

[@tgstk2]

love your video's!! they teach me so much S1 stuff!!

[@HarleyBob957]

Great insight Tim. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@larrytate1657]

So I can play it safe and can get a great monitoring sound live by just putting the plugin on the track? Going to the input makes it permanent changed the actual waves. Thanks

[@shestudiossheila7423]

Go Tim!

[@djtwilite318]

Can you do the same thing but not commit to it. Just as a reference for the artist like uad?

[@TimTalksAudio]

In that case, put the input on the mixer channel, and it will just be a referenced sound and not committed to the recording.

[@realheadphonecandy]

Thanks for this, but how do I track with plugins with virtual instruments? I want to make changes such as filters while I am performing.

[@TimTalksAudio]

Is this for a live show? If not, could you do multiple passes and write the automation for the filters and such on the other takes?

[@realheadphonecandy]

@@TimTalksAudio No. I think I figured it out though. I can add automation lanes and record those as inserts in real time and then transform to rendered audio in post. Seems to be the easiest way. Thanks!

[@ScottRandall31]

Can this be done on Cakewak and other DAW’s?

[@davidbaker7776]

It is possible to do it in Cakewalk but you have to do some tricky routing.