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J Hughs Presonus Studio One Tips
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2020
Quick Presonus Studio One tips for hobbyists like me.
Studio One How to Use Save New Version
When using Save New Version, what's the difference between an Incremental Version and a "Non-Incremental" Version? This video answers that question and explains when I use one versus the other.
00:00 Introduction
00:44 The Wrong Way
02:08 Non-Incremental Snapshot
02:51 Using Snapshots
03:33 Recovering tracks and clips
04:30 Incremental Versions
07:38 Caution
08:22 Conclusion
00:00 Introduction
00:44 The Wrong Way
02:08 Non-Incremental Snapshot
02:51 Using Snapshots
03:33 Recovering tracks and clips
04:30 Incremental Versions
07:38 Caution
08:22 Conclusion
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Tame your mixes with Bus Folders in Studio One
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I'm usually only motivated to make a video when I find or think of something unique or that doesn't seem to be covered much elsewhere, but Bus Folders are so helpful, yet so easy to overlook, I want to make sure you know about them for your mixes. Easter Egg: At 2:35 I accidentally do something I point out later as problem. It's subtle, but see if you catch it. Here are links to the two PreSonu...
Fun with MIDI Velocity
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Higher MIDI velocity doesn't just mean louder, sometimes higher velocities on a virtual instrument creates a brighter sound and other characteristics. In this video I demonstrate this effect on a few PreSonus Presence XT virtual instruments and one Mai Tai synthesizer model. Image by DALL-E. 0:00 Introduction 0:21 Studio One set-up 1:59 Acoustic Piano Full 2:37 Nylon Guitar Full 3:09 Nylon Guit...
Headphone Mixing Tips for the Lopsided (and careless)
มุมมอง 220ปีที่แล้ว
My headphone vs. car "levels problem" turned out to be a "panning/hearing" problem, that I didn't know I had. It's easy to fix and since others have the same issue, this may help you too. If you mix in headphones, this is a quick test to check your hearing, and an easy fix if you're "lopsided" like I am. Other helpful videos: Gregor - Create GUIDE or reference track th-cam.com/video/VacBV6qF5fI...
Hass Mono Track Doubling - Detuning Trick
มุมมอง 2692 ปีที่แล้ว
In a separate video (link below) I reviewed the Haas effect, the problem or phase cancellation, and several techniques to mitigate phase cancellation, but I overlooked this one: The Detuning Trick. Here's the link to the earlier video has more details about Haas effect, phase cancellation and a number of ways to spread a mono track to a stereo field: th-cam.com/video/kisozQTSQP8/w-d-xo.html
Haas Mono Track Doubling Without Regrets
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I used to love using the Haas effect to double guitar rhythm tracks... until I heard one of my songs on a Bluetooth, mono, speaker. This video describes the Haas pitfall and adjustments you can make to still use Haas doubling without it sounding weak and thin when played back in mono. Also included are a couple of other methods to spread a mono track and a quick 3rd party plug-in demo (Waves Au...
Studio One "Pro EQ2" sidechain - helps resolve masking problems
มุมมอง 5K2 ปีที่แล้ว
While trying to get better at fixing masking problems, I became envious of the FabFilter "Pro-Q 3" EQ with its ability to show two spectrum meters at once. But I stumbled along with my own work-around until realizing that Studio One Pro EQ2 has the same capability! (Stupid me!) IMPORTANT: You can also just click the "Sidechain" button on ProEQ2 and choose from any channel. Thanks to those who w...
How to load Impulse Responses into Studio One Ampire
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Everywhere I looked they said it was easy to load Impulse Responses into PreSonus Studio One Ampire, but I couldn't get it to work until I found one special spot that needed to be clicked and then it's super easy! The Catharsis Impulses are here: pluginfox.co/products/catharsis-impulses 0:00 The problem 1:47 The "trick" 2:23 Demo of impulse responses in Ampire
Clipping: Limiters are Duct Tape
มุมมอง 5672 ปีที่แล้ว
When you have a clipping problem on your mixdown, someone may suggest just putting a limiter on the Main bus. I'll show you why that can be a bad idea and offer a couple alternative solutions, including cutting subharmonics. Demonstration is on PreSonus Studio One. PreSonus Studio One Full mix in 30 min | Joe Gilder th-cam.com/video/V6GcjNpOTq8/w-d-xo.html Folder Bus: th-cam.com/video/V6GcjNpOT...
PreSonus Studio One Protect Your Ears And Gear
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Simple protection with the Listen Bus and a Limiter on PreSonus Studio One. "Clipping: Limiters are Duct Tape" - th-cam.com/video/uFldlQCXTY0/w-d-xo.html
PreSonus Studio One "Compressor Vision"
มุมมอง 2.6K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Still trying to understand how audio dynamic compressors work? Here are instructions on how to set up the Scope in Studio One so you can SEE what the compressor is doing to, for example, a bass drum beat. This helped me understand the relationship between the original signal and different compressor attack/release times.
PreSonus Studio One CTRL-key editing tip, plus SmartTool splits
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There are two parts to this video: 1) Studio One "Select Alternative Tool [CTRL]" This is a helpful trick when editing. There's an option on the tool strip under the SmartTools icon to change what holding down the CTRL button does. For example, when editing a podcast I do a lot of cuts with the split tool followed by sliding the event edge to edit. Instead of pressing '3' for the Split Tool, cl...
Studio One: Make Guitar Sound Like A Bass
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The question "How can I make my guitar sound like a bass?" came up in a Studio One group. Most answers were along the lines of using a harmonizer plug-in, or using Melodyne to convert to MIDI and then transpose, and even just 'get a bass', but here's a trick in Studio One you can use to transpose your guitar down an octave. A couple notes: 1) If you have sharp ears, yes this is a drop-D tuning....
Get song from PreSonus Studio One to iPhone using Files
มุมมอง 2.3K3 ปีที่แล้ว
A quick demo on how to generate an MP3 file from PreSonus Studio One and then upload it to your iPhone using iCloud on a Windows PC. This does not cover loading into Apple Music, which can be done by opening iTunes on your PC and selecting Add File. I think that requires the paid Apple Music service to have it upload and appear on your phone. Note: Experienced users will get a chuckle out of th...
Recreate "When the Levee Breaks" drum sound in Presonus Studio One with EZ Drummer
มุมมอง 3343 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a "proof of concept" video about how to approximate the reverb and echo sound heard with the drums on When The Levee Breaks. Note: Playback of the original track is excluded to avoid copyright blocking.
Thanks! Nicely done.
Thanks for taking the time to explain this! What a rabbit hole..
You're welcome. I hope it helps.
I use only "Save as" and I do not dare to use save new version"
That works too. Anything that gives you a fallback in case something gets messed up or disappears is a good habit.
@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips I often record in comping, and copy the track complete and work on the copy. Studio One is king.
it’s their fault it’s so unintuitive
Thanks. It could also be possible that I still don't understand how it was intended to be used. But yeah, I would add the word "snapshot" to the non-incremental version option. The incremental version may have been meant to be used as increments by saving before you make the changes, but I agree with you, it's a tricky concept.
@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips yeah took a while for me to get it, u have to read the fine print carefully i was actually working on a project this morning and while on my break decided to look it up to see if i was missing something then i stumbled on ur video
Thank you so muchhhhhhh !!!
tnx brother
This is a great demo, J Hughs. Looking forward to hearing and learning more from you. Thank you!!!!
Great. Thanks much!
I know that IR files come in different “sizes” and “resolutions”. Is there a particular spec for IR files to work with Ampire?
Not that I know of. I've loaded a few different IRs and they all worked.
Thanks Jeffrey! Im finding your videos super helpful, and i can completely relate with your background stories... id be embarrassed to show the sloppy mess of my earlier projects too! Thanks for sharing these helpful tips you've picked up along the way!
Thanks Jason. I haven't made a new video in awhile but you're kind words have motivated me to look at a couple more (How Versions work and ioStation pitfalls)... all based on mistakes I've made. Cheers.
Hi Jeffry,i send sidechain to other channel,everything is well but if i export my mix,then i hear very different sound more what i hear before i export it! What can be reason ? Btw i am using Studio One too. Thanks.
@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips hmm,i’ll check if the settings chancing or not. I am not sure about that honestly. Well thanks a lot for your answers. I’ll write that problem also on FB. Cheers mate.
Thanks!
That is exactly what I needed - thank you!!
You're welcome. I'm so glad it helped.
how is this different from using groups and visibility, i keep all my buses up next to main, then use groups and visibility to show hide mixer channels, buses always stay up to the right
Great question. By "groups" I suspect you mean folders; grouping tracks is a different feature than folders, it allows changes on one track to be replicated on the others in the group. If I can ever get to a point where I get all my tracks mixed into buses and then can mix at the bus level without revisiting the tracks, then your suggestion would work fine. What happens to me, and I suspect others, is that while mixing at the bus level there's a need to revisit a track, even if it's it just to check settings. That results in scrolling back and forth between the tracks on the left and the buses on the right. For me, it's a lot easier to have the bus folders. Then, when mixing at the bus level I can have the folders closed, but if I need to quickly check a track I can open it right there from the bus channel, check or change as needed and reclose the folder. The downside I can imagine is if I want to see all my tracks and buses at the same time; then the buses would be intermingled with the tracks instead of all to the right. Anyway, your method is perfectly fine, but maybe give bus folders a try and see what you think.
@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips that makes sense, you can control visibility at the source while adjusting the individual track and then close it from the same spot. I use groups, on the left side, and uncheck everything except visibility, so buses always stay up next to main (buses holding most of the processing), and show/hide groups to show hide all the mixer channels and tracks simultaneously, I still have to keep going to the left to change group visibility but I don't have to scroll through all the tracks. bus folders are cool but I'd get mad confused with buses all scattered through the whole track list
@@shatteredsquare Cool, I'll give that a try. Thanks.
this great........on my new track though the transpose choice isnt there????? can you help?
Thank you Jefrey!Very nice explanations for Studio One that i hope will help me cause i mess it all!
Can you add amp sims to ampire as well?
I'm fairly certain that in all the amp simulator packages, the amps and stomp boxes are hard coded. That said, experiment with the available cabinets, they change the tone more than I expected. I used to think the cabinet didn't much matter, but now appreciate how much the cabinet and speaker choice makes (in the physical world) and that carries over the virtual world.
Great video! THX!
Great idea 📌
great one thank you
So many things just clicked for me omg tytttttt
Glad it helped. Quick note: When I made the video I didn't yet realize that you can just click the "Sidechain" button at the top of the ProEQ window to select a channel to sidechain; MUCH easier.
This is great! First video I’ve seen of yours: Would have loved this 10-15 years ago before I wasted I don’t know how much time watching TH-cam videos and rearing forums back in the day everyone would just tell you, “Use your ears!”. Lol. I’ve actually thought about developing a compressor plug-in that had a visualizer that really showed you where and how your signal was behind affected at each transient, but just never set aside the time. Nowadays, I’m pretty familiar with the ends and outs of it, although especially with some of these plugins modeled after old analog gear that don’t have a great UI or clear indicator ranges on the settings, I still can second guess myself if something feels off. Haha. So even now, this type of thing is very useful. Good job.
Thank you. Yeah, something about compressors is intimidating, or seems harder than it is. Part of it is poor explanations, which initially resulted in me thinking attack and release where how long it took the compressor to turn full on or full off after passing a threshold; whereas, really it's a more of a slope between full on and full off. And you're right, the classic "Use your ears" doesn't help when you're not sure what you're hearing or supposed to be listening for. First you have to understand WHAT you're hearing THEN you can use your ears. Thanks again.
I never messed around with Scope. Interesting to see what it could do. Thanks
Thanks!
Some great tips, thanks for sharing!
This is awesome!
if u think this is crazy wait till you see how bitwig can let u automate the EQ to react to the sidechain audio signal. u can duck certain frequencies automatically and u can shape the eq ducking. as a bitwig user i'm trying studio one, and that's the one feature i'm lacking to make it viable. if anyone knows if studio one can do this and how do let me know :)
@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips thanks so much. This was the last feature I needed to become a S1 user :)
Or just ALT+X
Good point. That splits on the selected track at the Locator. For me, I'm usually cutting a bit earlier than where I am in playback, but just found myself using Alt-X the other day. It's a helpful tip. Thanks.
You can sidechain by pressing sidechain button on the EQ and selecting which instrument you're looking for. No need to go to your other mixer channel and press send.
Thanks for the tip. I'll look for a way to add a note to that effect in the existing video.
Thanks man
Subscribed to your channel. Excellent information.
Thanks a lot it really worked just before the performance by watching your vedio
Thanks. I'm really glad it helped
Thanks mate. I was exactly same. haha
Such a useful video. Thanks buddy!
You probably should use your hearing in relation to compression
This what I had to as well then start training my ears to hear those differences
Jeffrey sharing some useful tips on these videos. I'm grateful for ur channel.
hello master I have Studio One artist and I haven't found how to display several adjustment plugins at the same time as soon as I turn on a second one the other goes out it's a shame because it's not practical it is better to sometimes have several plugins in front of you to make simultaneous settings do you know if it is possible and how do you do it thank you
Wow, never thought about that. Thanks for the video.👍
wow!
wOW!
Thanks!
Great feature! Should use it more often. For those who read this comment: Warning! masking is not always a problem! You should only work on de-masking in case if you HEAR A PROBLEM. Sometimes wierd combinations of frequencies create interesting and usable sounds. Mixing is NOT about separating one sound from another, it's about CONNECTING them into a whole new thing. Sometimes I want a vocal to mask some of the instruments, more or less, or vice versa. The only thing that is absolutely needs to be addressed in terms of masking is THE LOW END of the mix. And I mean not only the lowest lows, but also a low mid area roughly up to 500 Hz.
Thanks Alexey. Excellent points about masking.
How about studio 1 5 ?
You came from Cubase... I can tell
This is insanely helpful. Just goes to show that you're right. You don't have to shell out hundreds of dollars on plugins that yes, are amazing - but many times your DAW has the same features, and you just have to find them and set them up. Great stuff, here!
Learn something new every day 🧠
Thanks Jeffrey, duly noted and saved in my Studio One favourites.
Studio one is such an impressive DAW. I never knew this EQ trick.