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I tried several DAWs until I came across Studio one. IMO It is one of the most intuitive and easy to learn and use, so I totally agree with your point.
I think that you should respect whatever platform somebody wants to use, especially when they are creating great music. Honestly, as long as you are creating a sounds good to you, it shouldn’t matter!!! If I would have gotten the pre-Sonus interface I would have had studio one. I would love to try that one out in the future once I learn Ableton. 😃🙏🏼🎵🎶
Well I use almost every DAW and I mean every DAW,from FL to protools,I have Bandlab,Cubase,Reason,Logic,I own A Machine Mk1,2 MPCs and I also use Ableton but I must say Studio One over all is the best because of the flexibility
@@Dominant1mw @Dominant One yes of course it is the best daw .. BUT FOR YOU.. other like other daw and found it more flixible for them. This mean every one have a way how he work.. for me it was fl studio.. then studio one and now REAPER ..
So may be now you know what @anna surv mean.. Like she said .. daw at the end does not matter. What matter how sound come out from speaker. !!
@@Dominant1mw yes the best for YOU! There are others in this vast Universe...
Yes, I agree Studio One is the best it is just a nice platform to create in. No nonsense, its simplicity is its greatness.
💯 Percent! I’ve loved Studio One since they dropped version 3 in of May 2005. I appreciate how Dilli is still working on version 4 and version 6 is just around the corner. Version 5 is like Studio One at its peak! I can’t see where they’re gonna go next!
Studio one came out in 09-10 version 3 I believe was 2015.
3:54 REPLY UVI IS TAKING OVER SOUNDS LIKE REAL HARDWARE
Thank you for being honest about your opinion. Some people try to control others to do what they are doing or likes. Leaders in any situation make decisions based on what is suitable for their products. I tried other DAWs, and I went back to Studio One. I love the one-stop-shop plug-and-play. Be encourage.
I was a Cakewalk user for a looooong time. Just about every version. After it went to Bandlab and was free I felt it was time to move to something else. I got Studio one artist 4. It wasn't hard to get going but it took me a minute to get over Sonar. Now I have Studio One 5 Pro AND a Personus Studiolive 32s board. When you put it in DAW mode it will seamlessly connect with studio one. You have a 32-channel audio interface right in front of you. And it will control just about every aspect of Studio One. If you want the ultimate in a DAW and a control surface I think this is one to look at seriously.
"take this personally" topic ... it's out of control. Thanks for addressing the issue.
StudioOne is awesome. I use a Faderport 8 and an Atom SQ (also have a Keylab). Really nice. The SQ is also portable, so you can take it with your laptop.
I have to agree with you I have just started on Studio One and it handles everything I throw at it. Im coming from the analog hardware world and this just feels right
I’m trying to learn studio one . I’ve bought presonus sound cards , the studio live 32sx ,the atom and atom sq. Still haven’t learned it but I ain’t gonna give up on it.
I just bought Studio One 6.5, coming from Cubase Pro 12, which recently started to crash too many times. But when it works it's great. I just got so tired being an engineer trying to figure out settings or plugins that caused the crashes. Before that I used FL Studio, and I can agree about the GUI. But the work flow...it's so complicated. Then before that I used Bitwig, which has a nice GUI, but the lack of rewind and forward buttons, or even shortcuts for that is a mystery. Otherwise I was very close to choose that DAW. And before all this I used LMMS (Linux Multimedia Studio), because I did ran Linux for 25 years. But the lack of sound engine development and that you have to use JACK Audio to even get started is not fun at all. So for me it has been a long journey. And all I really want is to be able to compose music. :) So thank you for your humble opinion on other DAWs, and thank you for saying that Studio One is the best.
For a man to get upset with another mans choice. That's kinda _ _ _
King,I'm will you,from CPU load to Workflow,man...it just gets better all the time
superior work flow. no headaches. love this daw.
Solid video sir
Of course it is #StudioOneGang
When FL studio as these new features it's going to murk all of them. Most producers are making beats on FL and being able to gain match easily fade edges amongst other things that's going to put it on farm the best daws for recording too. But I've been considering studio live over protools lately.
I enjoy your video! I'm a long-time Ableton Live user, but I am tired - so tired of it crashing so much, even though I keep up with updates for computer and plugins alike. My only allegiance is to good sounding music. Because of buying a new interface a year ago (1824c) and getting the free version of the DAW, I'm about to jump into StudioOne. I'm a little concerned about the acquisition of PreSonus by Fender and what the Fender CEO said about StudioOne being too complicated. Personally I'm not concerned at all about it being complicated, to me it's very user friendly and intuitive. I am just hoping that they don't "dummy down" the DAW.
yes - completely agree.
I’ve only ever put time significant in Cubase and now Akai Force and use them together now! Agree with nothing really different or needed in software now seems to be at its peak especially with stuff like Melodyne, Sonarworks, Omnisphere and my new favorite Scaler 2 for iPad! I’m hoping Cubase updates their Cubase IC Pro app which controls their DAW and can add one button and named key commands. Look into SSL UF8 for hardware controller.
My question is about the feel…
I know logic very well, I used to use digital performer, but my problem was always the feel of the groove (kick, snare, hats, bass)
I finally got an MPCX and that’s the real deal.
Can Studio One *really* replicate true hip hop feel like that?
Studio One is very smooth and the best beginner friendly DAW bar none. I’ve tried Ableton FL Reasons Bitwig U NAME IT!! They no where near as smooth and with Arcade by Output and maybe Serato Sample you have it all.
I think Presonus has a 16 track fader
Speaking of the Mess album, my favorite songs are What I Believe, Better for Each Other, Top Knot, When We Kiss, and Take Our Time. Was the album recorded in your studio??? I know you wrote and produced it yourself. But did you mix and master it yourself???? If so, you did an incredible job. That s&^^ sounds like a professionally mixed and mastered R&B album.
I did the wholething myself. I'm glad you like some of the songs on the album!!
studio one all the way
How dare you say something is better than something else in 2022/2023! So politically incorrect! LOL Just kidding... I started with S1 3 artist and went to Pro Tools, came back to Studio One when 5 came out and am now on 6.1... loving it! Great video!
What do you think about all the 3d party plugins crashes that been happening?.....Thank for staying true to the game.
I'm new to Studio One Prime and thinking about upgrading to the Artist version. Will I be able to use third-party plugins
Agree with you man
IF
I wish I was having a great experience with Studio One
This is just my opinion, but i think the video would have been better if you gave more specific examples of the features or workflow benefits of studio one. Didn't feel like i got any information to really help me decide to try it, other than it works. I'm not trying to be funny or hate, just honest advice from a somewhat experienced producer.
i've always wanted to get studio one i found out about it from the homie MG the Future i was like hmmmmm i just haven't gotten the funds to buy it yet but trust me i'll get it it's on my to get list
Nothing is better than Logic Pro…. Let’s be real here.
I can’t get Luna to load up on my IMac . I wanted to check that daw out but I can’t figure out why it wont load up .
Do you have an apollo interface? If not you can’t use Luna
Luna is “free” if you have an apollo
If you don’t have an apollo and want to use Luna, the starting price is pretty much 600 bucks for the apollo solo
@@AA-fi8bz yeah . I have a Apollo twin x and the Apollo x6 . I got Luna to load by going to the content files . Now it loads like it should .
@@Kmosleymusic oh shit! Glad you’ve figured it out man, i hope you like it.
If you miss faders, why not try the StudioLive 24/32/64? It's made to work for Studio One (extra bells and whistles as a result), but it plays well with all the other DAWs as a control surface or audio interface.
I just want the 16
I have S1 and I feel weird trying to learn it. I primarily use the MPC software and MPC studio controller. I want to learn how use it with my MPC studio and S1
right people so sensitive..like grow up
Barranger is making a DAW paid and Free version.
I’m a Cubase user and tried to start using Studio One 4 but it crashed too much for me so I’m back using Cubase Pro 12 until they fix it
What matters most is how well you flow with the DAW you use & if you know it inside out, upside down. Our brains are all wired differently. And of course the genre of music we're into affects our choice. Ableton Live & Bitwig are clear winners with EDM & sound design. For recording actual audio & mixing & mastering, Pro Tools wins hands down, then Reaper. Studio One 6 is a superb generalist. That's a compliment BTW not a slur. Cubase is also a great generalist preferred by composers. On a mac, Logic Pro has to be an obvious 1st or 2nd DAW. Truth is, very few users of any DAW are actual artisans of the software. Talent is key just like pool players. The cue you use does not make you the next Efren Rayes.
Have u ever used command 8 controller
As far as plugins go its now the law of diminishing returns.
Have you tried the Atom SQ? Is a beast on Studio One
I watch a lot of videos on Studio One. I love what it can do. Yet when I try make beats within Studio I feel that I suck. On the hand when I use the MPC Studio 2 my beats come out a lot better. Any ideas?
I respect your opinion but you tripping. CUBASE is the best daw. Great content tho
Do you use the Atom
There is no “best DAW”. There’s only what’s best for you. Everyone works differently and they make different DAWs for different people. I haven’t used them all but Cubase and Studio One have my high regards. Using Ableton Live’s bifurcated interface is an annoyance for me. Logic is locked to Apple so never tried it. Pro Tools has priced themselves out the market. FL Studio just isn’t me.
The MPC and MPC Software gets the most use but get mixed and mastered in Ableton Live more often than not. I have to get something of value from Ableton Live.
steinberg yamaha its the same company . cubase,nuendo 100% work with every digital yamaha mixer
Cubase plays well with most hardware. I know a lot of legacy mpcs does control ALOT in Cubendo via mmc
Logic Pro is the best DAW for making music. The interface is completely user friendly, and everything that you could possibly need is already integrated. However, I don’t think Logic is as good for (real) mastering, or heavy mixing.
It’s not the best then lol
Really , Logic has been impeccable for mastering for me. It’s all inclusive but master of none.
There is no best DAW its personal choice, My opinion the best DAW is Reason 12 it looks good, sounds great, it's as simple or as complex as you want, also if you know hardware then the Rack with its realistic design, while it is missing some sequencer functions that other DAWs have, what it does have works great, vocal pitch edit, sound to midi, and other nice features. Buying REs can get a bit expensive so best to wait for a sale like the 50% off sale they are having now. Abalton is a really good DAW close second but My laptop is not powerful enough to run it on a i5, vs Reason which runs on i3 to i9.
Try out presonus atom sq
Lol that'd be wierd to get all worked up over using different daws lol ...like, are those peoples names like Sonar, image line or Ableton? Lol only that can explain it 😂