Why should you use Auto Zoom in Studio One? | PreSonus

Auto Zoom was just one of the many powerful features in the latest update of Studio One. But, what makes this feature so important? Joe Gilder explains why Auto Zoom is a game changer for your productivity.
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[@SpyderBlackOfficial]

STUDIO ONE THE GOD OF ALL DAWS DOES IT AGAIN

[@UTTRAKHANDNRKE]

You are a best teacher salute sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@michaeltablet8577]

When I grow up I want to be as cool as Joe! Thanks for the videos! These are so helpful!

[@metrowater2819]

Thanks for watching

[@muziksculp2r]

Thanks for posting this great Auto-Zoom feature in S1Pro 6.2

[@halogen5076]

Please guys, add more scales and custom scales in the next update! It's a good feature but still somewhat underdevelopped. Also it would be great if the note entered could be in the scale. I know we can use quantize to scale, but it's not really the same IMO. Thank you guys 🔥

[@davidh__]

Also a new browser with a new searching algorithm and maybe custom tags/filters

[@davidgroeneveld1382]

That is certainly a powerful feature that doesn't seem like much at first but then suddenly you find yourself using it all the time

[@PhreaSpirit]

That's nice! Auto zoom is definitely a cool feature. Btw, to zoom in/out to a specific audio event i use (good old) Shift+S

[@dmsorensen]

Ah! I really need to get this feature under my fingers! I've just been contantly using W and E to resize the width.

[@JAHMEXI]

I need a entire course on this program what up

[@iamerhach]

Best feature in S1v6

[@RenardBergson]

It works similarly to Logic Pro X auto zoom. Very nice function!

[@777Kerry2011]

Cool feature. As always, I learn something valuable every time I watch one of your videos! One unrelated question, At about 3:40, you scroll the Edit Window horizontally without moving the mouse. How do you do that? I can only do that by using the mouse to move the scroll bar at the bottom of the Edit Window.

[@MikeFromDownUnder]

Love this! ❤️ Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@jeangreco8714]

Hi :) Thanks for this video, I totally agree with you, now I really see how I could use the edit window more. Thanks mate ;)

[@rafaelizidoro5t]

Great tip!

[@briankingart]

Amazingly useful!

[@presonus]

Glad you think so!

[@charlespowell9169]

I wonder how this would work in a GROUP? For example: Let's say I am going to edit an acoustic drum performance using the Slice & Dice method. I create a Edit Group for the Drums. I use the Edit view, click on the Kick drum, and slice it. The slice should go through ALL the drums, but in edit view with Auto Zoom, will I still see just the Kick drum zoomed in? Can I then use the arrow key to go to the next event, where it will be auto-zoomed as well? I realize I can try this myself, but I have held off updating to 6.2.1. I read some users are having some issues so I am waiting to be safe. However, if what I described is how it will work - that may push me to update - as I work with acoustic drums and this would be a great workflow.

[@RyRyTheBassGuy]

Doesn't syncing the scrolling of the edit and main windows also make it so the edit window jumps around with the timeline cursor ?

[@BeatfreakMusic]

how do I separate the browse window how to separate mix or edit

[@thekingsmatter5845]

YO Joe! The Presonus Godfather! Thank you brother. This is beyond helpful! 🫡

[@metrowater2819]

Thank u

[@UTTRAKHANDNRKE]

World best DAW

[@presonus]

We think so, too!

[@mickavoidant4780]

I don't have that autozoom button. Is it not in Artist?

[@KaycieCarryl22654]

That IS cool!

[@daaamn001]

Nice trick 3)

[@garyshepherd9226]

Good stuff

[@ZirrexAndrey]

Hold Alt and double-click on the event. This is the same as Auto Zoom.

[@gamingloops7765]

I just use Shift + s and Alt + z

[@jj-uk]

Joe Gilder continues to do PreSonus a serious disservice by not mastering this excellent DAW. His lack of product knowledge is pitiful.