I’ve followed Studio One from the beginning when they explained how they’d assembled various DAW designers to come up with a completely new DAW that was more simple without being considered CHEAP! I love the drag-n-drop features and the ease of navigation overall! I’d strongly suggest upgrading to Studio One 5!! I did so just before the holidays! It’s as PROFESSIONAL as Pro-Tools and Logic in my opinion. Damn excellent work on that beat also!!!!!!
Studio One technically has been around since 2004 when it was called *Kristal Audio Engine* hense the Studio One Logo is acutally the original Kristal Audio logo. I used a demo version of Kristal Audio Engine way back in 2007 when I was still on Cakewalk Sonar. Presonus purchased Kristal Audio assets and changed the name of Kristal Audio Engine to Studio One as farther development. The original developers were former Steinberg Developers hense why studio one looks a whole lot like Cubase.
Glad you tried it out bro. a few tips: option +shift+ R is your friend when you want to do high hat and snare rolls on the fly...you can stack drum samples in sample one too. instead of auditioning samples in the browser, you can also browse the samples within the entire folder the sample came from with the left and right arrows at the top of sample one once you drag the sample in. you can do "tab to transient" like in pro tools when you want to move forward based on transients or next midi note. chord track is amazing. you can chop samples on the fly and throw them in impact xt. extract notes or chords from audio by dragging and dropping the audio to a midi file, it automatically converts it. so many workflow hacks in this daw. you could have also changed the piano roll to drum mode and did note repeats in there and change the probability rates and everything..Keep making heat in there and you might leave logic lol..i love both DAWS because they make workflow so fast.
Studio One has 1 MAIN ADVANTAGE no other DAWs have -> you can set ONE playback buffer size (latency) for all the playback tracks, and ANOTHER „recording“ buffer size for near realtime vst playing or recording audio tracks. So within bigger projects you dont have to struggle with high buffer sizes for clickfree playback while recording with too much latency! S1 is a BEAST 🔥
use your audio interfaces built in mixers to monitor in low latency ..with uad i would mute protools channel to hear the real time vocals from the interface..
Just started into music production. I play guitar, piano, bass, drums, and sing. My wife bought me some studio equipment for an early Christmas present because I just lost use of my left arm temporarily from a car wreck and I can’t really play guitar right now. I’ve been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to use daws and plug ins and midis. Your personality and the fact that you just did all that like you’ve been using this for years has earned you a new sub. Thank you for sharing. And that beat was dope.
Studio One is a beast. I am still using version 4. I've been using this for many years already, Teddy Riley really got me interested in it, and the rest is history. Actually my guy from Sweetwater, but between the both of them, it was a wrap.
Referencing this two weeks later because I saw you draw with option + draw a line and hadn't seen anyone else do it. Such a good video that it teaches me things two weeks after I've watched it! Makes scales so easy!
Yes. You should upgrade. It has some great feature. Very intuitive once you figure your way around the UI. When you create a pattern, you have the option to create additional ones. You'll find the menu within that piano roll menu upper left.. look for the drum 🥁 and piano 🎹 icon.
I was scrolling through utube looking for beginners guide to using studio one, your video appeared. I didnt realise it does so much, I have around 12 songs i have written myself, the aim is to make my own music😂 im laughing out loud, it sounds so strange, just turned 49 ready for new chapter. Thankyou for your content, your beat was sweet, you are appricated🙏🏽
I recently made the switch to Studio One and im in the same boat as you, learning this daw. Thanks for sharing your struggles. It has given me inspiration.....Salute!
you just changed the game for me lol. i been frustrated tryna figure this out cuz im broke and tired of buying beats an studio time. this simple video helped me figure out what frustrates me the most. workin hard on learning how to mix now, but once im tight im pumpin beats out. really appreciate this
For drums I really like starting out with an impact Kit, and then using the option to break it out to parts. That way I can get my basic beat idea down quick, and then do the finer edits
You should use Impact XT for your drums especially if you’re a MPC user. You didn’t need to open all those sample one’s. Just open impact and drag the sounds you want onto the 16 pads and make your whole drum kit. You can name your kits and save them as well. Impact has all the same controls as sample one. Each pad can also be routed to the mixer as its own channels for mixing.
@@BoloDaProducer you can put what ever you want in impact. One shots, full melody samples and it gets sliced and spread across all the pads. You open like 7 sample ones to make a drum kit when you can open one impact and load 16 loops or one shots to 5 different banks and trigger the pads like you would with an mpc. It really doesnt get closer to drum machines than the impact.
Finally Bolo with Studio One!! I've been wanting this for a while! I think you will like it. Only thing I do different is use the drum pads for the drum's sounds and just add to each pad my favorite drum sound and edit right there. And I do have the 5 Pro version.Which has a few upgrades, well worth it(imho) Salute my friend. You killed it!
Track is fire. I use studio one to mix mostly, but that chord track is awesome to find the chords of a sample so I can write basslines. It makes all your midi adjust to the chords and chord changes.
@@GladysGrace001 Start saving for the upgrade. Chord track is a great feature that many other DAWs should incorporate. Besides from the fast workflow, chord track is one of the reasons I bought S1 professional. I own FL Studio and Reason 11,
Bruh if this was ur first beat on studio one u bodied that one. I swear by studio one i'ma tell u it's well worth it. I started out on studio one 2 now I'm working on 4. My Mentor uses 5 which is the latest version. I plan on going to 5 as soon as I get a new laptop. When I first started using studio one I was like u, a lil skeptical cause I was working with FL at that time. My Boy was well into studio one so I kept pressing it & learning more of what it do. Bruh this is one powerful powerful DAW. When u start to really get into the latest versions 4,5 this DAW is awesome. So I would say to you don't sleep on presonus studio one. What I like most about it is that they have roughly about 99 to 100%@ of the capabilities of all the popular DAW's. But here's the kicker they make it so simple. The work flow is bananas. I could take a person who doesn't know anything about music theory & show them how create music , melodies. Chord progressions all in studio one. MVP DA Cheff...Peace!
I just started trying to make my first beat with StudioOne5 today. Not as smooth as Ableton, but that’s just what I’m used to. This video of yours is gonna help out.
Mini Grand is one of my favorite VSTs, and is probably my favorite AIR VST. Velvet 2 is also a good shout. I actually used Mini Grand on my last record!
You been missing out man. Super dope DAW. I Been using studio one since 2011 after comming off of Cakewalk Sonar. Protools is definitely not a requirement if you are a Record Producer. It makes sense if you are Pro Audio Engineer. Producer Oak Felder produced the entire Sorry Not Sorry song entirely in Logic Pro, Demi Lovatos vocals and everything as he doesn't use a Recording Engineer. Neither do I as we both act as both the Vocal Producer and Engineer when cutting vocals. Most DAWs are cross compatible these days as I can littery load Protools sessions in Studio One or you can just bounce down to STEMS and send off to a Mix Engineer.
Version 5 has over 75 major improvements and features, including design, and I feel my vsts load quicker too. Much better response and CPU usage. It really is worth the upgrade.
Studio One is DOPE! They continuously make improvements to the program. If you're a Logic user and if I'm not mistaken you can set the keyboard shortcuts to Logic mode...
I like how you moved through the DAW. I'm a Reason User but downloaded Studio One 5 free version last night just to check it out. It's so different than what I'm used to. But once you get it down it may have a faster work flow.
I’ve been using S1 for like a year and I never knew you could do that Option + click for the hihats, that’s a game changer lmao. Try going inti the MIDI settings to try to set up your MPC. If Studio One doesn’t have it listed you can manually map the controls, which is a pain but you only need to do it once and it will always work.
You can also run the MPC inside Studio One, and route each track out individually to the mixer, so you're basically using the MPC as a standalone, inside Studio One
One feature you might like: you can change the piano-roll interface at the bottom (Edit pane) to drum kit interface. There are two small buttons, left of the timeline in the Edit pane they toggle between piano mode and drum mode.
I think you might be into something sir. I have many videos using studio one. I enjoyed how you were able to poke around and come up with something quickly. Was really shocked to see you make a video using something I mainly use for beat making, mixing, mastering, sample pack design, and just everything. If you doing tv cues, it’s a gem.
Thanks for sharing Bolo Da Producer. You sure didn't look like you was just learning the software. To me your a natural at this and the beat is cool! 👍✌🤑
Bolo I don't know what you're talking about this beat is FIREEEEE! I love S1-4.6. upgrade bro! Also it can help you get a tempo to a loop if you don't know the tempo. Also if you have chords from anywhere, it can find the chords once you extract, this program is better than Protools, I will never use PT in my home studio again. Plus it has the best headroom than any DAW.
It's a great DAW. I used FL studio for years and now I don't even use it for anything. Studio one is alot easier and the stock sounds are amazing as well.
@@BoloDaProducer That beat was fire. If you haven't really jumped into it yet it still won't take you long to do what you do. Judging by the video you pick up very quickly. I kept screaming D! Hit D to duplicate..lol. Appreciate the content. Be safe my brother 👊🏿
Bolo my man you’ve helped me a lot with BM3 and MPC and others . Yo I watch all ya vids and appreciate your services. Hope to meet up for a studio session someday until then I’ll be tuned in bro✌🏾
Bolo, your one of the reasons why I started making beats. I love your vids and the reactions you get with a DAW your not familiar with🤣 stay safe bro✊🏽
Bishop bolo! I this is an old video but in studio one you can customize your own shortcuts. I do it all the time. That’s if you didn’t know by now. You can even reassign some shortcuts that already have shortcuts.
Thanks Bolo for this video. I’m a beginner at making music with Studio One. I was doing good at understanding until you got to the drums. I’ll just keep watching this video several times until I figure it all out. But thanks for sharing this video,appreciate it!😊
thank you, this tutorial helped me the most out of several because you were explaining as you were learning- most tutorials omit nearly all of the functions because they're more used to the program which makes it really hard for a beginner to catch anything. a bit more confident to try this again after previously giving up, thank you
i love studio one 5.. coming from fl studio its gonna take some time to become as efficient as i was on fl studio but studio one has some super cool features that you wont find on anything else.. & so far, i am very impressed
The metronome off/on is small triangle like a mouse point on the bottom of the transport bar and the round one is pre-roll count all the recording staft is right there. Thanks
Im a Pro tools guy. Just downloaded free version of Studio One 5 to try before buying. Use to sequencing with an MP. Trying something new. Pre8 the video.
Yo not sure if someone already told you this but for Drums you want to use IMPACT XT which is the Drum sampler. Sample one is like Logics Quick Sampler and Impact is the drum machine designer. Now Logic is my Main Daw but I use Studio One as well. Impact XT actually works slightly better than Logics DMD in SOME aspects... It handles the the Drum one shots slightly better as it allows for choke adjustment in a much easier way and like Logic, Impact XT is directly integrated with Sample one if you want to mess with the wave form. One thing Impact XT definitely has on DMD is importing a drum sample to Impact; automatically adjusts to optimal “gain” and “Volume” which takes a lot of aggravation out of the picture as I personally get a bit frustrated with Logic DMD sometimes as the Samples sometimes require some adjustments as the input and output are rather low and I’ve tried Optimized and Original to see if that would resolve the issue but it doesn’t and it definitely speeds up the workflow when you don’t have to toss a few plugins on the channel to get the Drums to bump or have “presence” with Logic this is my only gripe while Studio one gets the edge on drag n drop production ready output levels... Logic Pro DMD is Overall much more sophisticated. Before Logic 10.5 was released, I was using ST1 to fill the gaps of the previous Logic Pro X which was a nightmare as far as sampling with EXS24 and all the other features like live looping, step sequencer, drop in pattern and midi regions, and the absolutely incredible Logic Remote app on the iPad which I have the iPad Pro 2020 and now with the latest 10.6 update, adding the step sequencer to Logic Pro, the automation, live FX, Clip Launching, the Chord grid! Basically, once Logic Pro came back at us as the ULTIMATE DAW, I have little to no use for ST1... I will add that ST1 out of the box is superior for mixing and mastering yet adding Slate all access, Ozone/Neutron, and some other favorite 3rd mixing plugins or 87 😏 Quickly takes the mixing/mastering advantage over Presonus plug-ins (Not taking away from the Presonus Line of mixing Plugins, they are phenomenal to say the least)
The windows shortcut to select all notes in that pitch is Ctrl + Left Click on that note for the selected midi pattern. Ctrl + Alt + Left Click selects all notes in all patterns on that track.
What's up big bro, I am glad to see you touch studio one. I would love to see how you make beat on studio one because I am still learning mudic production on studio one. I look forward for more of this
Yo I just got back into using studio one for beats, it is great to use. I appreciate this 2y ago for helping me with my today’s questions fr. I ain’t think you’ve used studio one before. 💪🏾🔥
I still have four but looking to upgrade to five. I have been watching tutorials from personas and some other people and there is a lot of stuff in personas that even I didn’t know existed. I’ve been using personas for every bit of close to 10 years now. I’ve been using it since version one. It’s an amazing DAW And takes a little time to learn and get used to
You can also scroll thru the sounds in sampler also.....its a lil dot where the metronome is that engages the click in .... and when you where in the editor for the hi hat to highlight the notes from the piano keys hold shift ( i think.... its muscle memory to me now lol )..... and you can toggle the mix editor on and off to the bottom to the right til u learn short keys..... yes 5 is worth upgrading ...... another thing...in the sampler hit the follow tempo tab
I switched over to Studio One because I wanted to move away from Logic following a series of really bad bug ridden updates when running on older hardware. I was using an upgraded 2010 mac pro, which was plenty fast enough but Apple weren't supporting or testing on hardware that old, which put me in a very low priority demographic. Studio One was a complete breath of fresh air. Everything felt familiar, but there are some elements in the editor (the piano roll especially) which are so much more functional than Logic, and it's meant that my workflow has become far more efficient. The knock on effect is that I've been able to move my production to Windows as I was able to build a comparable machine for production work far cheaper than I could buy something from Apple for. Something that's worth playing with is the drum machine Impact. Dropping samples onto it is a breeze, it can very easily send to different channels in the mixer so you can EQ and compress different sounds individually, and all samples can be pitched so if you wanted to drop additional drum sounds into that and use Sample One for your snare/808, you have a really nice way to structure drum tracks. One feature which I do love over Logic is that you can move channel strips in the mixer. I use a lot of subgroups and being able to shift them all to the right of the mixer makes the whole thing much easier to navigate. Thank you for sharing this - it was a very satisfying video to watch as it's basically how I was when I started working with S1. I also learned a new trick from you with the command-drag function in the piano roll to add multiple notes, that is a brilliant trick. The beat sounds excellent as well. I realise I'm late to comment, but yeah, pretty awesome video.
I love ableton and logic but there is something about studio one that just clicks. They are very smart with their keyboard short cuts, its very fluid when navigating around. And their sphere service with workspaces seems to make collaboration fairly easy.
Dope..!! Glad you tried it out.. I have Studio One 5..I had 4, well still have it, but I use 5 now, there are many upgrades with it, but the #1 feature that made me happy was the “gain envelope” feature.. which comes in handy if you are recording an artist (or yourself) and they get loud or low at one point, you can easily isolate that individual spot and increase or decrease the gain, without having to slice up the event, and make harsh transitions...I was hoping for that ability in any daw for many many years...I was going to get Studio One 5 anyway, but if I was on the fence, that one feature would be enough to make me upgrade...in how I use it..especially cuz I also edit and mix podcasts and guests and hosts alike sometimes get loud or get low or move from mic etc. Love that feature.. Another thing I wanted to say that is dope about Studio One, is they have controllers that work seamlessly with it. The Faderport 8(or 16) and the Atom. The Faderport gives you motorized faders, either 8 or 16 depending on which one you get, has all transport contols, markers you can even control the parameters of your plugins from that controller...very helpful, and once I had it I cannot stand using it without it, the Atom is a pad controller which works with Studio Ones “Drum plug-in” giving your control like an mpc, it has more repeat on it, you can enable or disable count in, adjust parameters with the pots on it for your drum sounds... those two pieces of equipment in conjunction with Studio One, is a dream to work with... you may want to look up “chord track” in studio one, if you want your mind blown 🤯 Much respect ✊🏽 thx for the excellent video...
I have the Faderport 8. It makes a world of a difference esp if you are old school use to working behind a board. It's so tightly integrated with Studio One as makes my work flow even faster. It looks really great on my Argosy Halo desk like you are working behind a console. I plan on upgrading to 16 faders later on.
Thanks for this man, we appreciate you!
Are you guys going to look into that key detection feature in the Sampler from Logic? It'll make Sample One a beast.
Same with the crossfade from Logic Sampler. Can't wait to have it in studio one
@@ELLIOT8209 They will if there's enough votes on this feature request on their forums.
I love presonus Chang my life
@@beatkultr Yea man you're right. I voted on this topic, I can't wait to have this in Studio One
I’ve followed Studio One from the beginning when they explained how they’d assembled various DAW designers to come up with a completely new DAW that was more simple without being considered CHEAP! I love the drag-n-drop features and the ease of navigation overall! I’d strongly suggest upgrading to Studio One 5!! I did so just before the holidays! It’s as PROFESSIONAL as Pro-Tools and Logic in my opinion.
Damn excellent work on that beat also!!!!!!
Thanks
Studio One technically has been around since 2004 when it was called *Kristal Audio Engine* hense the Studio One Logo is acutally the original Kristal Audio logo. I used a demo version of Kristal Audio Engine way back in 2007 when I was still on Cakewalk Sonar. Presonus purchased Kristal Audio assets and changed the name of Kristal Audio Engine to Studio One as farther development. The original developers were former Steinberg Developers hense why studio one looks a whole lot like Cubase.
Glad you tried it out bro. a few tips: option +shift+ R is your friend when you want to do high hat and snare rolls on the fly...you can stack drum samples in sample one too. instead of auditioning samples in the browser, you can also browse the samples within the entire folder the sample came from with the left and right arrows at the top of sample one once you drag the sample in. you can do "tab to transient" like in pro tools when you want to move forward based on transients or next midi note. chord track is amazing. you can chop samples on the fly and throw them in impact xt. extract notes or chords from audio by dragging and dropping the audio to a midi file, it automatically converts it. so many workflow hacks in this daw. you could have also changed the piano roll to drum mode and did note repeats in there and change the probability rates and everything..Keep making heat in there and you might leave logic lol..i love both DAWS because they make workflow so fast.
Thanks for dropping 💎’s!!!
I’ve been using studio for about 4 years. You just showed me things I didn’t know. So thank you for that.
Studio One has 1 MAIN ADVANTAGE no other DAWs have -> you can set ONE playback buffer size (latency) for all the playback tracks, and ANOTHER „recording“ buffer size for near realtime vst playing or recording audio tracks. So within bigger projects you dont have to struggle with high buffer sizes for clickfree playback while recording with too much latency! S1 is a BEAST 🔥
use your audio interfaces built in mixers to monitor in low latency ..with uad i would mute protools channel to hear the real time vocals from the interface..
I wish I understood this
thats awesome!
Can you explain how to set that up for us newbie BMs. Thanks!!
@@gregnott7157 this
Just started into music production. I play guitar, piano, bass, drums, and sing. My wife bought me some studio equipment for an early Christmas present because I just lost use of my left arm temporarily from a car wreck and I can’t really play guitar right now. I’ve been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to use daws and plug ins and midis. Your personality and the fact that you just did all that like you’ve been using this for years has earned you a new sub. Thank you for sharing. And that beat was dope.
Studio One 5 is tha business!!!
🔥🔥🔥
You were predestined to be different(Romans 8:29), he who has an ear to hear, let him hear(Mark 4:9).
HALLELUYAH!(PRAISE YE YAH!)
Studio One is a beast. I am still using version 4. I've been using this for many years already, Teddy Riley really got me interested in it, and the rest is history. Actually my guy from Sweetwater, but between the both of them, it was a wrap.
Teddy uses everything who ever endorses :) he was the MPC king and the first on logic when it was emagic on PC
I just got studio one 6. Idk what I’m doing yet 😂 I used protools about 6 years ago but S1v6 seems so complex
Referencing this two weeks later because I saw you draw with option + draw a line and hadn't seen anyone else do it. Such a good video that it teaches me things two weeks after I've watched it! Makes scales so easy!
I’ve been a Studio One user for about 6 years now. Very easy to get your ideas out fast.
I’m seeing
I JUST SWITCHED FROM CUBASE PRO 11 THE MONEY I INVESTED IN CUBASE WAS RIDICULOUS THE HARDWARE INTERGRATION WAS KEY FOR ME THE WHOLE THING IS DOPE!
Yes. You should upgrade. It has some great feature. Very intuitive once you figure your way around the UI. When you create a pattern, you have the option to create additional ones. You'll find the menu within that piano roll menu upper left.. look for the drum 🥁 and piano 🎹 icon.
Ok cool thanks 😊
I was scrolling through utube looking for beginners guide to using studio one, your video appeared.
I didnt realise it does so much, I have around 12 songs i have written myself, the aim is to make my own music😂 im laughing out loud, it sounds so strange, just turned 49 ready for new chapter.
Thankyou for your content, your beat was sweet, you are appricated🙏🏽
How is it going with S1 so far? I started using version 3 in late 2016, and I’m totally hooked
Good music has no age limit my friend.
I recently made the switch to Studio One and im in the same boat as you, learning this daw. Thanks for sharing your struggles. It has given me inspiration.....Salute!
you just changed the game for me lol. i been frustrated tryna figure this out cuz im broke and tired of buying beats an studio time. this simple video helped me figure out what frustrates me the most. workin hard on learning how to mix now, but once im tight im pumpin beats out. really appreciate this
For drums I really like starting out with an impact Kit, and then using the option to break it out to parts. That way I can get my basic beat idea down quick, and then do the finer edits
You know you can pull your Mpc in as a vst and really get crazy
You should use Impact XT for your drums especially if you’re a MPC user. You didn’t need to open all those sample one’s. Just open impact and drag the sounds you want onto the 16 pads and make your whole drum kit. You can name your kits and save them as well. Impact has all the same controls as sample one. Each pad can also be routed to the mixer as its own channels for mixing.
Only problem I have with impact is it doesn’t allow you individual sounds mapped across the keys like the one similar in Logic Pro
@@BoloDaProducer you can put what ever you want in impact. One shots, full melody samples and it gets sliced and spread across all the pads. You open like 7 sample ones to make a drum kit when you can open one impact and load 16 loops or one shots to 5 different banks and trigger the pads like you would with an mpc. It really doesnt get closer to drum machines than the impact.
Studio One is one of the best DAWS out there. Glad to see you’re into it. It’s really easy to use.
Finally Bolo with Studio One!! I've been wanting this for a while! I think you will like it. Only thing I do different is use the drum pads for the drum's sounds and just add to each pad my favorite drum sound and edit right there. And I do have the 5 Pro version.Which has a few upgrades, well worth it(imho) Salute my friend. You killed it!
Thanks!!
Super dope, I just learned everything I needed to know, I switched from fruityloops to studio one a couple weeks ago.
Track is fire. I use studio one to mix mostly, but that chord track is awesome to find the chords of a sample so I can write basslines. It makes all your midi adjust to the chords and chord changes.
My guy was just telling me about that! Ima try it!
@@BoloDaProducer try it with 808s and basses too
Yes the chord feature is awesome but it's only available in the Pro version. I have the artist version.
@@GladysGrace001 Start saving for the upgrade. Chord track is a great feature that many other DAWs should incorporate. Besides from the fast workflow, chord track is one of the reasons I bought S1 professional. I own FL Studio and Reason 11,
Bruh if this was ur first beat on studio one u bodied that one. I swear by studio one i'ma tell u it's well worth it. I started out on studio one 2 now I'm working on 4. My Mentor uses 5 which is the latest version. I plan on going to 5 as soon as I get a new laptop. When I first started using studio one I was like u, a lil skeptical cause I was working with FL at that time. My Boy was well into studio one so I kept pressing it & learning more of what it do. Bruh this is one powerful powerful DAW. When u start to really get into the latest versions 4,5 this DAW is awesome. So I would say to you don't sleep on presonus studio one. What I like most about it is that they have roughly about 99 to 100%@ of the capabilities of all the popular DAW's. But here's the kicker they make it so simple. The work flow is bananas. I could take a person who doesn't know anything about music theory & show them how create music , melodies. Chord progressions all in studio one. MVP DA Cheff...Peace!
I’m new to midi. This seems like a program I could learn pretty easily and start making music. Thank you for the tutorial.
Hell yea bro glad I found you , definitely motivation to work on the hi-hats more often!
Studio One is great! i use Reason and Studio One and love them!!
That's the ultimate combo
I just started trying to make my first beat with StudioOne5 today. Not as smooth as Ableton, but that’s just what I’m used to. This video of yours is gonna help out.
Mini Grand is one of my favorite VSTs, and is probably my favorite AIR VST. Velvet 2 is also a good shout. I actually used Mini Grand on my last record!
You been missing out man. Super dope DAW. I Been using studio one since 2011 after comming off of Cakewalk Sonar. Protools is definitely not a requirement if you are a Record Producer. It makes sense if you are Pro Audio Engineer. Producer Oak Felder produced the entire Sorry Not Sorry song entirely in Logic Pro, Demi Lovatos vocals and everything as he doesn't use a Recording Engineer. Neither do I as we both act as both the Vocal Producer and Engineer when cutting vocals. Most DAWs are cross compatible these days as I can littery load Protools sessions in Studio One or you can just bounce down to STEMS and send off to a Mix Engineer.
Jst got Studio One about a month ago and u really help me out right quick thanks man.
Version 5 has over 75 major improvements and features, including design, and I feel my vsts load quicker too. Much better response and CPU usage.
It really is worth the upgrade.
Studio One is DOPE! They continuously make improvements to the program. If you're a Logic user and if I'm not mistaken you can set the keyboard shortcuts to Logic mode...
Thank you for using and creating with Studio One‼️💯👍
Super dope to see you on Studio One, Bolo! S1 has been my main DAW for almost 10 years so if you ever have any questions on it I’d love to help!
Thanks!!
Ivan you "Da Man" when it comes to Studio One! One of the best content creators on the subject here on youtube!
@@everythingrandmallc6704 I appreciate that, thank you! 🙏🏽
@@everythingrandmallc6704 Facts.
how good are the stock vsts and samples compared to cubase @ivancalderon
Went from FL to studio one and it feels like a lot more professional and more creative to work with for a lower price
Yes it’s a great product 💪🏾
Really cool exercise and music too. Thanks. I discovered some cool tricks.
I like how you moved through the DAW. I'm a Reason User but downloaded Studio One 5 free version last night just to check it out. It's so different than what I'm used to. But once you get it down it may have a faster work flow.
I’ve been using S1 for like a year and I never knew you could do that Option + click for the hihats, that’s a game changer lmao. Try going inti the MIDI settings to try to set up your MPC. If Studio One doesn’t have it listed you can manually map the controls, which is a pain but you only need to do it once and it will always work.
I didn't know that either.
You can also run the MPC inside Studio One, and route each track out individually to the mixer, so you're basically using the MPC as a standalone, inside Studio One
@@davislewislove1314 BINGO! This is the BEST way of doing it... because you still get the workflow of the MPC experience!
Studio one is my main DAW, ever since I switched I haven’t looked back
Yea I came from Acid Pro can’t go back. This is literally the best daw with endless features.
What did you switch from?
@@globalgogetter4469 pro tools & ableton
Mine too.
Same
Yeah we are now happy 😊
The video is so 💯🔥👏
You did a nice job on this Trap Beat Bolo. After testing 10+ DAW's I decided to get me Studio One now. They released Version 6.
One feature you might like: you can change the piano-roll interface at the bottom (Edit pane) to drum kit interface. There are two small buttons, left of the timeline in the Edit pane they toggle between piano mode and drum mode.
Ok cool thanks!!!
Honestly the stock plug-ins are great too, redlight dist is an amazing tube distortion
I think you might be into something sir. I have many videos using studio one. I enjoyed how you were able to poke around and come up with something quickly. Was really shocked to see you make a video using something I mainly use for beat making, mixing, mastering, sample pack design, and just everything. If you doing tv cues, it’s a gem.
Whatup HOMIE!?
@@HoldMyBeerFam what up fam?!!
His camera quality is so good I can see directly every detail, like he's actually on the other side of my screen judging my noob Daw knowledge
Thanks for sharing Bolo Da Producer. You sure didn't look like you was just learning the software. To me your a natural at this and the beat is cool! 👍✌🤑
You are a great content creator, as well as the content. You are open to opinions, not pleading for likes and subs. I could listen to you all day
Thanks!
Studio One is my go to DAW. Bolo the FA06 works with studio one. My MPCX is just used as an audio out and microphone input.
Bolo I don't know what you're talking about this beat is FIREEEEE! I love S1-4.6. upgrade bro! Also it can help you get a tempo to a loop if you don't know the tempo. Also if you have chords from anywhere, it can find the chords once you extract, this program is better than Protools, I will never use PT in my home studio again. Plus it has the best headroom than any DAW.
I bought studio one for recording and mixing vocals im switching from FL now for production as well workflow is way smoother! Great video 💯
It's a great DAW. I used FL studio for years and now I don't even use it for anything. Studio one is alot easier and the stock sounds are amazing as well.
I learning more everyday. It is a really cool DAW
@@BoloDaProducer That beat was fire. If you haven't really jumped into it yet it still won't take you long to do what you do. Judging by the video you pick up very quickly. I kept screaming D! Hit D to duplicate..lol. Appreciate the content. Be safe my brother 👊🏿
Bolo my man you’ve helped me a lot with BM3 and MPC and others . Yo I watch all ya vids and appreciate your services. Hope to meet up for a studio session someday until then I’ll be tuned in bro✌🏾
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Bolo, your one of the reasons why I started making beats. I love your vids and the reactions you get with a DAW your not familiar with🤣 stay safe bro✊🏽
The struggle is Real 😂😂😂 Thanks
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
Bishop bolo! I this is an old video but in studio one you can customize your own shortcuts. I do it all the time. That’s if you didn’t know by now. You can even reassign some shortcuts that already have shortcuts.
It's my main go to DAW along with my mpc X or live. You can use the mpc x as a vst
Been a Presonus Everything AND I'm RIGHT here in La. Too.💪💯👍 Love em. Love the Beat!!!!
Amazing. You are a guru dude. That was dope. I learned something from this.
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Presonus 5 is the best Daw man I swear its like the best of pro tools and Logic Pro
Might upgrade
It is the best! Quick to navigate and the chord track feature is amazing! I slept on its stock sounds. They're FIRE!
@@BoloDaProducer You should!
Thanks Bolo for this video. I’m a beginner at making music with Studio One. I was doing good at understanding until you got to the drums. I’ll just keep watching this video several times until I figure it all out. But thanks for sharing this video,appreciate it!😊
Studio One is dope. Once you get it under your fingers it's nice. I use it with Mashine. I have no complaints nice plugins good sound and workflow.
thank you, this tutorial helped me the most out of several because you were explaining as you were learning- most tutorials omit nearly all of the functions because they're more used to the program which makes it really hard for a beginner to catch anything. a bit more confident to try this again after previously giving up, thank you
I use maschine and drag and drop it into studio one! It works for me.
Bolo...me again...thanx for this, I decidet yesterday after more than 15 years to change from cakewalk to studio one. Your vid helped a lot! ;-)
Yes, upgrade to Version 5, many new features. Keep doing what you're doing bro, I enjoy your vids
Thanks I just light do that 💪🏾
i love studio one 5.. coming from fl studio its gonna take some time to become as efficient as i was on fl studio
but studio one has some super cool features that you wont find on anything else.. & so far, i am very impressed
The metronome off/on is small triangle like a mouse point on the bottom of the transport bar and the round one is pre-roll count all the recording staft is right there. Thanks
I loved it bro this will help me I just got studio one 5 and I was looking for a help tutorial you made it easy up grade ill be watching
Studio One is my joint forever!
Im a Pro tools guy. Just downloaded free version of Studio One 5 to try before buying. Use to sequencing with an MP. Trying something new. Pre8 the video.
studio one is massive if not the best so far. Trust me it can do more than u imagine
That track hard 🔥 🔥🔥
Thanks!
Got it. Love it. And that's coming from a die-hard Roland/Sony Sonar CakeWalk 8.5 Producer Man
Best DAW hands down. Been using it since V3
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Yo not sure if someone already told you this but for Drums you want to use IMPACT XT which is the Drum sampler. Sample one is like Logics Quick Sampler and Impact is the drum machine designer. Now Logic is my Main Daw but I use Studio One as well. Impact XT actually works slightly better than Logics DMD in SOME aspects... It handles the the Drum one shots slightly better as it allows for choke adjustment in a much easier way and like Logic, Impact XT is directly integrated with Sample one if you want to mess with the wave form. One thing Impact XT definitely has on DMD is importing a drum sample to Impact; automatically adjusts to optimal “gain” and “Volume” which takes a lot of aggravation out of the picture as I personally get a bit frustrated with Logic DMD sometimes as the Samples sometimes require some adjustments as the input and output are rather low and I’ve tried Optimized and Original to see if that would resolve the issue but it doesn’t and it definitely speeds up the workflow when you don’t have to toss a few plugins on the channel to get the Drums to bump or have “presence” with Logic this is my only gripe while Studio one gets the edge on drag n drop production ready output levels... Logic Pro DMD is Overall much more sophisticated. Before Logic 10.5 was released, I was using ST1 to fill the gaps of the previous Logic Pro X which was a nightmare as far as sampling with EXS24 and all the other features like live looping, step sequencer, drop in pattern and midi regions, and the absolutely incredible Logic Remote app on the iPad which I have the iPad Pro 2020 and now with the latest 10.6 update, adding the step sequencer to Logic Pro, the automation, live FX, Clip Launching, the Chord grid! Basically, once Logic Pro came back at us as the ULTIMATE DAW, I have little to no use for ST1... I will add that ST1 out of the box is superior for mixing and mastering yet adding Slate all access, Ozone/Neutron, and some other favorite 3rd mixing plugins or 87 😏 Quickly takes the mixing/mastering advantage over Presonus plug-ins (Not taking away from the Presonus Line of mixing Plugins, they are phenomenal to say the least)
Left Pro Tools and Reason for Studio One 2 and have been team S1 since.
The windows shortcut to select all notes in that pitch is Ctrl + Left Click on that note for the selected midi pattern. Ctrl + Alt + Left Click selects all notes in all patterns on that track.
Thanks I’ll see how it applies to Mac
What up big dawg, its an honor to c u work, definitely wanna c more on studio 1 u doing ya thang mane💯💪🏾
Bolo you can use the impact xt instrument in studio one as well to make your own drumkits. It makes doing rapid repeats on drums and snares easier
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Didn’t know that
Good job so far!
Bolo let these folks know
You got the flow on Presonus
We call been waiting for this!
Love ya work. dropped me right to stuff I want to jump into ... nice and layed back tutorial chap.
What's up big bro, I am glad to see you touch studio one. I would love to see how you make beat on studio one because I am still learning mudic production on studio one. I look forward for more of this
Its crazy how quick you got onto software that you have never used and magically uses all your favourites
Yo I just got back into using studio one for beats, it is great to use. I appreciate this 2y ago for helping me with my today’s questions fr. I ain’t think you’ve used studio one before. 💪🏾🔥
Def got a new sub after this one good stuff bro keep grinding 💯💪
I still have four but looking to upgrade to five. I have been watching tutorials from personas and some other people and there is a lot of stuff in personas that even I didn’t know existed. I’ve been using personas for every bit of close to 10 years now. I’ve been using it since version one. It’s an amazing DAW And takes a little time to learn and get used to
Studio One 5 is the move!
This is awesome bro I appreciate how you broke it down so I could understand going to get rid of the purchase studio One
Been using S1 for like 7/8 years. It’s a dope DAW. You should definitely upgrade.
Quick tip; you can drag a MIDI event downwards and it will bounce it for you and create a new audio channel. Pretty cool.....
Thank you!!
You can also scroll thru the sounds in sampler also.....its a lil dot where the metronome is that engages the click in .... and when you where in the editor for the hi hat to highlight the notes from the piano keys hold shift ( i think.... its muscle memory to me now lol )..... and you can toggle the mix editor on and off to the bottom to the right til u learn short keys..... yes 5 is worth upgrading ...... another thing...in the sampler hit the follow tempo tab
Thanks!!!
That’s fire dawg love it
Yea I love Studio One my homey Jon-John put me on to this DAW, switched from Ableton and never went back...
Thank you. I'm going to buy this kit this week. Stay blessed 🙌
I switched over to Studio One because I wanted to move away from Logic following a series of really bad bug ridden updates when running on older hardware. I was using an upgraded 2010 mac pro, which was plenty fast enough but Apple weren't supporting or testing on hardware that old, which put me in a very low priority demographic.
Studio One was a complete breath of fresh air. Everything felt familiar, but there are some elements in the editor (the piano roll especially) which are so much more functional than Logic, and it's meant that my workflow has become far more efficient.
The knock on effect is that I've been able to move my production to Windows as I was able to build a comparable machine for production work far cheaper than I could buy something from Apple for.
Something that's worth playing with is the drum machine Impact. Dropping samples onto it is a breeze, it can very easily send to different channels in the mixer so you can EQ and compress different sounds individually, and all samples can be pitched so if you wanted to drop additional drum sounds into that and use Sample One for your snare/808, you have a really nice way to structure drum tracks.
One feature which I do love over Logic is that you can move channel strips in the mixer. I use a lot of subgroups and being able to shift them all to the right of the mixer makes the whole thing much easier to navigate.
Thank you for sharing this - it was a very satisfying video to watch as it's basically how I was when I started working with S1. I also learned a new trick from you with the command-drag function in the piano roll to add multiple notes, that is a brilliant trick.
The beat sounds excellent as well.
I realise I'm late to comment, but yeah, pretty awesome video.
Thank you for this! I have been trying to learn how to do other things than just metal. This opened my eyes big time! The beat sounds incredible!
I love ableton and logic but there is something about studio one that just clicks. They are very smart with their keyboard short cuts, its very fluid when navigating around. And their sphere service with workspaces seems to make collaboration fairly easy.
Hey man I just started watching your channel and I gotta say I love your content and delivery, probably my music TH-cam channel rn
Dope..!! Glad you tried it out..
I have Studio One 5..I had 4, well still have it, but I use 5 now, there are many upgrades with it, but the #1 feature that made me happy was the “gain envelope” feature.. which comes in handy if you are recording an artist (or yourself) and they get loud or low at one point, you can easily isolate that individual spot and increase or decrease the gain, without having to slice up the event, and make harsh transitions...I was hoping for that ability in any daw for many many years...I was going to get Studio One 5 anyway, but if I was on the fence, that one feature would be enough to make me upgrade...in how I use it..especially cuz I also edit and mix podcasts and guests and hosts alike sometimes get loud or get low or move from mic etc. Love that feature..
Another thing I wanted to say that is dope about Studio One, is they have controllers that work seamlessly with it. The Faderport 8(or 16) and the Atom. The Faderport gives you motorized faders, either 8 or 16 depending on which one you get, has all transport contols, markers you can even control the parameters of your plugins from that controller...very helpful, and once I had it I cannot stand using it without it, the Atom is a pad controller which works with Studio Ones “Drum plug-in” giving your control like an mpc, it has more repeat on it, you can enable or disable count in, adjust parameters with the pots on it for your drum sounds... those two pieces of equipment in conjunction with Studio One, is a dream to work with... you may want to look up “chord track” in studio one, if you want your mind blown 🤯
Much respect ✊🏽 thx for the excellent video...
Thanks, can’t wait to learn more!
I have the Faderport 8. It makes a world of a difference esp if you are old school use to working behind a board. It's so tightly integrated with Studio One as makes my work flow even faster. It looks really great on my Argosy Halo desk like you are working behind a console. I plan on upgrading to 16 faders later on.