What is a Track, and How Do You Use it in Studio One? | PreSonus

In this beginner's guide, PreSonus Software Specialist Gregor Beyerle explains one fundamental concept of music recording: The Track. What is it, and how do we use it in Studio One? Let's take a look.
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[@drennen135]

This was great Gregor, I'm new to Studio One and I find your walk-throughs and explanations to be deep enough to be very helpful, but easy to understand even for a new guy. Thank you very much for the work you do.

[@Garry_Adams_Music]

Thanks Gregor! This is exactly what I needed to see tonight since I'm going to attempt my first recording in S1 this weekend!❤

[@MagicBreeze]

Just wana say Thanks for make this amazing Software available and not that expansive to upgrade. I searched soo long time to find something similar to garageband but every DAW i tryed i was not happy with but PreSonus. I know i repead, but amazing Software.

[@spokansas]

Very helpful! Did not know about the switching on automation from the last parameter touched. This is great!

[@johnmccreary6341]

Hi Gregor. I'm new to Studio One & just getting to know it now so this is great. Thanks👍

[@greenphil888]

Thank you Gregor. Very helpful. God bless you!

[@AlOne-xg6dv]

I already knew most of it but learned a couple of tips and tricks. Always useful informations. Thanks.

[@christophermilner21]

Thank you, Gregor. As has been stated below. . . at last a tutorial that a complete novice; such as myself, can understand.

[@Andrewnsnc]

Thanks Gregor! the way to do the automatition track is so helpful!!

[@herrunsinn774]

Thank you Gregor. It's so often that beginners (which we all were) are left out in the cold. It's so refreshing to see someone take the time to actually explain the basics. As you hoped, although I am fairly familiar with most of these basics, I too picked up a couple of new tricks. Oh... and thank you for NOT using that ear-piercing intro music you used to use as an intro. I turned down the volume level before I started playing the video... but it turned out not to be necessary. Please don't bring back that headache producing intro. 😅🤣😂

[@JohnStraussmusic]

Just when you think Gregor is just going over basic stuff he dos something like drag and drop automation into the tracking area and blows my mind again 😁

[@ourstudiosvizag7488]

Jai ho ..Gregor....

[@citizenworld8094]

Gregor is brilliant. I still enjoy and support his channel even though I migrated to Pro Tools because S1 has no video track. That's the one professional track that's missing in S1.

[@ANON0061]

Gregor is one of the coolest guys in Europe

[@fadisoueidi4127]

Hello Gregor. your tutorials are always the best. can you please do one on track colors? I'd like to be able to color my synth tracks a diffrent shade of blue ( I mean a gradient of blue or any other color) and percussion as mutiple shades of green etc but I find the studio one colors a bit strange, the way they are arranged seems unlogical to me. can you shed some light on the matter? cheers

[@hanspeterjorissen9504]

Danke Gregor

[@RajeevNandiMusic]

9:27 GAME CHANGER !!!!!!!!

[@dulmin_perera_3]

Just one of several amazing strategies in StudioOne's workflow.

[@jclefbouncyrock]

Absolutely - said about the same thing when I saw this haha

[@room616oc]

When I heard dr Dre say that he work with a 48 tracks it just sounded really cool but I didn’t really know what it meant.

[@saintjedi]

Hey Gregor, I purchased recently a Roland TR8s but I cant find a tutorial to use for recording in studio one profesional, But there are tutorials to use in ableton live with independent channels. Can you help me ?

[@newkey2daworld865]

Thanks

[@skeller61]

Hi Gregor, I really get a lot out of your videos, thanks! I have a question about folder tracks. If you put a multitrack drum kit or string section into a folder track, can you then use that folder as a track template? If so, I can imagine grouping commonly used groups of instruments in folder tracks, then picking which ones I want on a particular song. Rather than ask, I’ll just try it. Thanks for the self therapy!

[@user-xx8ud2sr8i]

Nice distorted, reverberating sounding voicer on audio. That is nice. Hey Mr. Audio, could you get further away from the microphone?

[@stevehinan]

🤘

[@salintium]

gregor, I think you should have explained that folder tracks are not the same as buses which can be explained later

[@mikormichele]

Electronic guitar?! :)

[@MrDannyLaRusso]

Hey Gregor, how come when I put an 808 bass inside Sample One it sounds flat? If I take the same sample and put it in Ableton, its punchy and has a lot more detail. Does Sample One compress audio quality or something?

[@OrdinaryOneOfficial]

Bounce it in Ableton, then in Studio One (Make sure the aplitude of both are exactly the same - so use a 3rd party VU meter or something that will work in both Ableton and S1 to rule out different measurements) Put both in one of the daws and inspect the vaveform. See if they NULL if you invert the phase in one of them. I'd suspect it's mostly an amplitude difference.

[@dulmin_perera_3]

I've also noticed my EDM kicks loaded in 'Impact' sound slightly blunted, but when I load it to an audio track (as repetitive audio clips) it sound punchy & original. I null-tested the two & there was a transient different, although both were set at same volume, no fades & zero attack in impact. I wonder how to fix this :(

[@MrDannyLaRusso]

@@OrdinaryOneOfficial it's not amplitude, it's the structure of the sound. It's not studio one doing it, it's the studio one sampler known as sample one that's making the 808s sound flat

[@MrDannyLaRusso]

@@dulmin_perera_3 yeah studio one needs to fix this asap if they want to compete with FL studio or Ableton. The ease of use of studio one is better than any other daw out there. But the sound quality and bugs need a complete overhaul.

[@MrDannyLaRusso]

@@dulmin_perera_3 only way to fix it would be to buy a 3rd party sampler plugin I guess

[@Kkidzz]

Wish I was going to Sooper Booth this year to stop by and say hello…… shrecklich 😔

[@chriselden1352]

You smartly avoid adding an HARDWARE synth on a track instrument to S1 !!! which is a big fat pain in the ... !!! working 100% on logic pro without doing anything but on S1 it's just awfull!!

[@Beastmode-hk3fj]

Huh? It's easy as hell, just set up the audio ins/outs in the setup menu accordingly (only needed to be done once, as with most DAWs) and then you can select your hardware as the source from the track dropdown in your project.

[@chriselden1352]

@@Beastmode-hk3fj yes you have to set up your hardware which is not simple you can choose wrong options. In logic pro you don't set up anything you just directly use it! (for a cobalt 8x)