Using Selected Channels Only with Studio One Console Scenes

In this video, I take a look at using the "Selected Channels Only" option - when working with Console Scenes in Studio One 6.
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00:00 - Intro
00:34 - Creating your first scene
01:36 - Making Changes to the Mix
03:51 - Using Selected Channels Only
05:15 - Merging Different Scenes Together

[@michaeltablet8577]

Thanks again for all your videos! A great help!

[@NakulKrishna]

That’s very cool, didn’t know that it works when recalling too. Thanks!

[@SvetoslavAtanasov]

awesome workflow tip!!! Thank you

[@winsloway2699]

Thanks Marcus

[@chris_share]

As I said for the previous video, this is a handy feature however it has the potential to create a huge, complicated mess. Once you get past a few different scenes it becomes very difficult to remember which scenes contain which changes. Maybe some way of labelling the Console elements to show which scene they belong to would help?

[@EHall-yx9xy]

Hey Marcus. Does the S1 -12db gainstage macro serve the same purpose as the Hornet MK4? Trying to prep my session for a mix?

[@stupidusername38]

This is good for Console changes but it doesn't relegate Save Versions to the bin as it isn't applicable to anything other than the console.