Studio One: How to Use ALL the Editing Tools

[@kosisochukwuobiekwe1213]

Yessir you should make more of the tutorial

[@huntingtheexperience]

Would love to see more on the bend tool as you suggested

[@daniellesaux6152]

I've been using Studio One for many years and I always watch Mike's videos without hesitation because I know I'm going to learn something I didn't know before.

[@studioonerevealed]

Great to hear Daniel. Thank you!

[@tgstk2]

so very very true!

[@PaulvanOsss]

Yeah, and a wonderful agreeable accent

[@jeromeweaver809]

Thanks for your professionalism in not complaining about what a DAW does not have. Criticizing is ok about what could be better; some youtube channels take complaints about a DAW too far, especially about Studio One. I have used this DAW for over 8 years; it's my go-to program. I really enjoy watching your channels; thank you for the great content.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you Jerome. Honestly, I think if people like the software, it's my job to simply help us all get the most out of it :)

[@jimle22]

Mike, I have been producing Music now for a few years and purchased and used StudioOne since the beginning. Last year started using Ableton Live and have struggled learning it as it is somewhat different. Missed using StudioOne and have now gone back to it and glad I did. Stumbled on your channel and now I have tutorials I can understand and use in my workflow. Subed and liked for future reference. Your instruction is professional and enlightening at the same time. Thank you and Cheers!

[@b4time718]

Just had to make this a separate comment. Mike, you really are a gifted instructor. As I follow along in virtually all your videos I come up with questions related to your discussion and you seem to uncannily provide the answer to the specific questions that arise in my mind. I am guessing that a lot of your subscribers have the same experience. It's like raising your hand in class and getting your question answered. Pretty amazing really. And a big thanks for starting the dedicated S1 channel.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you so much for your kind comment, it's really appreciated! I think I just like to explain things the way I'd like them explained to me :)

[@jimle22]

You couldn't have stated my feelings any better. Thanks.

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Didn't know about pressing the #5 key. Mute Key and the play key. I send a heartfelt vote of appreciation to you! Keep the vids coming! You are an excellent Professor!!!!!

[@johnford3825]

Really enjoying this series on Studio One Mike. Thank you.

[@studioonerevealed]

Fun for me too thanks John!

[@raghavanraju1306]

Thanks for your valuable video.

[@michaelsoro9672]

The more you show me about studio One the more I like it. I have been using cakewalk 1998. I think it would be an easy change. Thanks' Mike. You are helping me make my final decision.

[@Stellar15Mike]

Didn’t know any of these. Thank you. Very good instruction. Perfect video length too! Thank you!

[@lwd_music]

Learn something every time I watch you :)

[@97guitarzan]

Some stuff I knew and some I didn't...always good information . I tend to keep things simple...

[@studioonerevealed]

It's a good way to be!

[@grahamtruckel]

Thanks Mike. As a recent convert to Studio One from Cakewalk, I highly appreciate your new channel. As to these editing tools, I knew where they were on the toolbar and what they were for, but I never understood how and when to use them. Until now!

[@studioonerevealed]

Glad its helpful Graham!

[@Timberbaby8ball]

Glad I’ve found Mike’s videos. You are the help need. I’m new. But I’m learning.

[@tuttrupmusic]

Mike, Thank you for this video. Because of you, I’m learning Studio 1 very quickly.

[@toddwmac]

Thanks MIke and your were right...long time S1 user and still picked ups some great tips. Cheers!

[@Skijumptoes]

You missed my most used function, and that's double tapping with the arrow tool in the upper section of the clip to split. :)

[@studioonerevealed]

A great tip, thank you!

[@stephencarter8625]

Yeah agreed - was looking for the same comment because I use this function with the combi- pointer/range tool all the time, most useful. Thanks for the video, been an S1 user from v1 but still happy to pick up additional tips.

[@chanlermusic]

Great tutorial! And yes, although having used Studio One for several years, there were many details in the edit tool collection that I was not aware of.

[@studioonerevealed]

Awesome :) Glad it helped!

[@Addict2FX]

As a new Stuidio One user, I'm finding your videos super informative...okay, time to move on to the next one. Keep up the great work

[@b4time718]

Another great tutorial! I have been using S1 for a few years (emigrating from Cakewalk). Until now I have had a very shaky relationship with the concept of secondary tools vs linked tools. I am also guilty of using the arrow tool combined with mouse and drop downs to do things that are so much more easily accomplished with the basic tools already in the toolbar. Thanks for the step by step explanations of each tool!

[@twinsprucestudios]

Yup... I confess. LOL!! This old dog learned a thing or two. REALLY liking this channel and content, Mike!!

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you!

[@davidoswald2155]

Great videos , I have been learning a ton from your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@realchuckwow]

Keep it going mike. Your presentation style is quite effective.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you Lynn!

[@cltubby]

New subscriber - this one won me over. Been using Studio One for a few years now. This is the most comprehensive editing video I have ever seen. Presonus should have hired YOU to do their videos! Would love to see an in depth video on quantizing values and how to best set them for drums and guitar.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you so much. Suggestion noted for a future video!

[@stuartdickson6251]

Oh you show a lot of the "little things" that make Studio One even more awesome. hey its my pleasant retirement hobby, and you've soothed much of the frustration of learning the complexities. Speaking of soothing, your videos are top quality; you are a natural teacher. I'll play them while doing domestic duties for the calming effect, then sit and replay with total attention (and a notepad lol). Yes dive deeper into advanced bend tool please and thank you.

[@johnthelad]

I like your easy to follow and understand tips on Studio One. I can learn useful basic tips from your tutorials. Have subscribed.

[@backplomer]

Thanks heaps, I’m a complete novice and am learning so much,

[@pet-zombie]

Haha, I'm the 1000th subsciber, awesome videos, keep going!

[@studioonerevealed]

Nice! A place in history :)

[@SamSung-xe8lv]

Thanks Mike. This was a great video and please make a video how to use the bend tool.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you. Yes! I'll be sure to do that :)

[@garyshepherd9226]

I use the keyboard shortcut K to split the event - more intuitive to me. But this is a helpful video - learned a bit about the automation curves that I had always botched before. Thanks.

[@studioonerevealed]

A good tip thanks Gary :)

[@MarkLantz65]

I just got on the studio one monthly pay. I have had it for two days now, and your videos have helped a lot, Do most people just buy it outright instead of subscriptions? Thanks

[@genius4366]

Good stuff. I've been using since Studio One 4 and rarely stray from the arrow tool with split as an alternate. So you taught me something, lol.

[@roclowther]

Thank you for this.

[@studioonerevealed]

My pleasure :)

[@mikebozik]

Thanks, definitely learned some new tricks! I don't use the eraser tool or listen tool at all, as there's so many other ways to do stuff in Studio One.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thanks, Michael. I'm glad it was helpful!

[@Jake_Godsil_Music]

This is fantastic!

[@studioonerevealed]

Thanks Jake!

[@bassjane1732]

Great Video. Thanx Please more usage of the bend-tools.

[@jameshall8875]

Very helpful! Thanks.

[@johndominick67]

Hi Mike and fellow keyboardists. I love these videos!! Mike, you have Studio One down cold! I do have a question that is really bugging me and hope you or one of your followers can help or point me to the proper video. I am trying to figure out how to set a virtual instrument to 1 or 2 keys only and split the rest of the keys on my controller to a different sound/virtual instrument. I came very close (or so I thought) but, no dice. I am using S1v6 and a Roland DS keyboard. Thank you all in advance!! John

[@lalboiray1621]

Really² helpful just when I taught that I knew almost all the functions of SO1 editing tools you just amaze me with new tips. Now I need help with "Sound Set Builder". In your next video please do include How do you create your own Sound Sets, I came across some old videos on studio sound sets topic they are all done in the previous version of SO1 and it's not clearly explain.. I have some collection of loops and sample I want to organised this sample into sound sets.. Thankyou

[@studioonerevealed]

I'll add that to my list, thamk you!

[@jammer777]

I’ve been using Studio One Pro since version 2. I did learn a couple new things with this video. Your videos are concise and to the point. Thanks for sharing! If you would, could you do a video with more details on the audio bend functions (moving, stretching, quantize, etc.)?

[@cezarsantana]

Super helpful video - thanks a ton!!!! Keep up the amazing job Mike!!

[@georgedesire1047]

Hey Mike! Thanks for your hard work in helping us to use S1 more efficiently. I've been using S1 since Ver 1. The Editing tools are great if you know where to find them. About 9 years ago I bought a keyboard dedicated to S1 from "Editor'sKeys".One of the best purchases I have ever made to use with Studio One. Initially , you have to get used to looking at the keyboard differently, it has a colored key system to help with navigation. It's easy to forget this asset and your video has "somewhat" put me back in charge of my S1 editing "game" and has been a good reminder of how to use the editing functions and find them more quickly.🤓 Thanks again, Mike.

[@eshortsax]

Love the keyboard shortcuts and macros. I found a lot on accident when I’ll hit wrong buttons lol. Didn’t know about shift plus range tool (I typically use range tool for clip gaining on as need case as music plays). Never knew about transform tool 🙂. The bend tool-I get the idea but can’t do it so I use Melodyne for changing length of notes lol. Thanks 😊

[@studioonerevealed]

Glad its helpful. Many thanks to you as always :)

[@Endless_Skyway_Adventures]

On the listen tool I think you can play the whole song by clicking on the grey bar at the top where your bar labels are located. Not sitting at my DAW at the moment. As usual, your video is clear and most importantly concise. You avoid the habit to drone on incessantly for 7 minutes before getting to the point. I also like that you keep things in small chunks so I can go to a specific topic and get information quickly. It’s one thing to know what you’re doing, it’s another thing to communicate that clearly and in a linear fashion. So many KZbinrs jump around to sidebar after sidebar. It would be great if you could do a video on groove editing, and audio bending and quantizing. The current collection of videos are not as clear and thorough as they could be.

[@HarleyBob957]

Great tutorial.. thanks

[@petersvan7880]

Excellent and really useful video! Coming from Cubase (and not looking back), there's still a lot to learn :) +1 for a bend tool / bend markers deep dive.

[@studioonerevealed]

Thank you, I'm glad its helpful!

[@ClinToneCust23]

7 thumbs up!!! very helpful.. thanks

[@bobbydaleharris]

Great and informative video

[@oladeleobadimeji8940]

Thank you for this

[@studioonerevealed]

My pleasure, thanks for watching :)

[@nico-zh4eo]

Please do a video about the bend marker. I believe we can quantize a sample recorded live and that is not on the grid perfectly.

[@kruiser8989]

Thank You Mike

[@davidreidy5750]

Wow thanks for showing this!Just usually use the fade in/out range,splitter,and erase tool.Been trying to get around the automation tool but can't seem to figure how to "engage" it.This helps immensely!🤖🦾

[@Alex_Grinch]

That's definitely helpful, thank you so much!

[@luarthurcochran9047]

I really appreciate your show. Lots of great information. I would love a show dedicated to routine principles and techniques. I have a presonus 192, Grace m108, tascam mh-8. My problem is I have a dangerous Dbox summing unit that I’d love to connect but as of yet don’t know how. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

[@jwilliams986]

I have Studio One 6 and am a beginner at creating music. Im having trouble finding a way to fade in and fade out my tracks.

[@CamariMusic]

ok I learned a lot of stuff

[@studioonerevealed]

Glad to hear Cleon!

[@matthewtrueax108]

I did not know that Mike , I also did not know the numbers correspond to the tool bar tools

[@ShilpoKarkhana]

Plz make next episode of this tutorial (if not already done)

[@douga8296]

There were quite a few things in the video that I didn't know. I think it would be great if you could make a more in-depth video on how/why to use the bend tool.

[@studioonerevealed]

I'd like to do that Doug :)

[@robertfimbres9628]

I found if I press my scroll wheel I get a little window that shows all the selection tools I can choose from

[@Scripturalnsights]

My recording room is not sound proof. Is there an edit feature in Studio One that could make my recording sound as if it was recorded in a sound proof room?

[@ranuiqh]

How did you get rid of the splits and allow the track to become one unit again, I have a series of short recordings/tracks that I want to combine into one track

[@stephencarter8625]

You can select the clips and bounce them (control B) or you can merge them (control G -less permanent) .

[@ranuiqh]

@@stephencarter8625 Thanks Stephen

[@dkkrecords]

Knew them all.

[@studioonerevealed]

Damn! I'll have to find more!

[@dkkrecords]

@@studioonerevealed and you will....it's guys like you bringing us users kinda full exposure on the software...and also 'reminding us of what we've learned but forgotten to use.....

[@resslerartstudios]

I did not know that! (1:26)

[@alright392]

Ctr+1 cycle doesn't work in my SO 6.0.1 on win 10 pro

[@EVER-ok2dj]

I DID NOT KNOW THAT! IM STILL EDITING LIKE A CAVE MAN.

[@garethde-witt6433]

Lots I didn’t know😳

[@studioonerevealed]

Glad to hear that! Well, kinda:)

[@robertl.6919]

We are still missing the " scrub tool".

[@studioonerevealed]

True!

[@robertl.6919]

@@studioonerevealed Hey good morning from Montreal ! I still don't know why they haven't implemented the scrub... Doesn't make sens... Cheers !

[@stephencarter8625]

Agreed, a scrub tool would be useful. As a work around, you can analyse with Melodyne (don’t know if the basic version is still included with S1) and use its scrub function if that helps!

[@robertl.6919]

@@stephencarter8625 Well it might, but not user friendly… I do 100% live music so lots of audio editing. No grid nor quantization. All DAWS I have worked with since 1997 😏 got a scrub tool. And one other tool would be the « waveform pencil corrector » like in ProTools. Very convenient to repair audio glitches. Cheers !

[@LittleRapGuy]

Box sings....

[@matthewtrueax108]

Ive been w/ studio one since 3, Embarrassing! Don't tell anyone