Tracks vs Channels (What I *used to* HATE About Studio One)
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If you've moved from another DAW to Studio One, I'm sure you've shared your frustration with the difference between tracks and channels in studio one. Well, a feature I used to HATE is now becoming one of my favorite things in studio one! In this video, I share why!
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these alternating facial closeups are so irritating
Please make a monthly subscription music production course in studio one for us studio one users and new beginners in music production. Its really frustrating for me, I have all the tools, expensive mics and full subscription to studio one yet I don't know how to use my tools. Am singer sing writer I sing and play the guitar but I can't produce. I don't understand how to use compression, eq, reverb, all those knobs make me run mad why isn't music production a click of a button 😢 sometimes I wish there were a full software where you record and throw water you have recorded and it edits, arranges, mix and masters for you.😢
Thank you very much for explaining as well as you do. You might want to try different camera angles for viewing otherwise, you’re very proficient and professional. Studio One is the bomb! And, thanks for the templates.👍
I should just point out that you can still work the way you did in logic by going to the mixer view and right clicking on the fader of any channels you want added to the track view and selecing "edit volume information". Thatll make the channel visible on track view.
I fully understand, since you are mixing in the S1 console. I mix in the arranger, always have and always will so the tracks/channel split thing is still a thorn in my side :) it's okay though, I have a template with standard busses and fx channels in the arrange window to start every song. But I do understand why it is advantages for those who like to use the console.
The only downside is Folder tracks are not considered tracks when you export tracks in the Stem exporting windows.
appreciate it 😎
Another great tutorial. Thanks. I'm loving S1 more all the time.
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May I ask what is the midi instrument that you used for the drums here? They sound really good!
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I recently discovered your channel - you provide a fresh perspective to S1. Question... when you duplicated the drum channel - you said it didn't create another instance of the virtual instrument. I always thought it did - so for processing purposes tried to always keep [especially my drums] on just one track.