Just wanna say, I am making a great living working with audio only. No need for 2 DAWs either. Anyway, thanks for the confirm about the AAF support in presonus. :)
Let's say you're working on a film and you have its AAF opened in studio one. And then a timing change in the edit of the film comes and the editor sends you a new AAF. How do you manage that scenario? Can you import the new AAF into the existing project and accommodate the new changes?
But - what did this have to do with Premiere? This was just going from Pro Tools to Studio One. I need to get from Premiere to Studio One with an AAF...
Can i ask a question? I had a friend record my band. He uses Logic. The file i exported the export session as AAF seeing that SO could work with it. When i drag that files in i got an error like it missed some tracks was able to do locate and they are all on the timeline. But solo and mute buttons are shaded out. How can i correct them so i can do some overdubs and only listen to a guitar section?
I have no experience in Logic so I'm not qualified to give you an accurate answer, except to say automation, pan, etc in an AAF usually results in more problems than it's worth. Better to do all your automation in the destination platform. Studio One has a delete all automation feature, so you might want to do that before export. Then I would do it again after import. I'm sure Logic has a similar feature.
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Just wanna say, I am making a great living working with audio only. No need for 2 DAWs either. Anyway, thanks for the confirm about the AAF support in presonus. :)
Glad you're doing well!
@@thatjazzshow Thanks man, wish all the audioheads the same or better! :)
Good Video and good advice on being a flexible Engineer ready to work different DAWS.Thanks so much and God Bless.
Gracias por la explicación. Un fuerte abrazo
this video series helped me A LOT, thanks !
This is Studio One Professional, or Artist?
Never mind! I watched the video and saw it is indeed Pro!
Great work!
Correct. Here's the link to compare versions: www.presonus.com/products/studio-one/compare-versions. Thank you for commenting!
Thank you John!!!
You're welcome! Thank you for commenting.
@@thatjazzshow You are welcome! Your videos are always superb and straight to the point!
John Tendy!!! the best
Good presentation!
P.S. I'm doing articles on S1 on www.dawtrek.com
Thanks John, point blank no nonsense video. Excellent. NY by any chance?
Born and raised!
@@thatjazzshow Diddo, felt like I was listening to a neighbor. Thank you for your channel.
I'm trying to import an omf file in studio one but i can't do it. How can I convert an omf file to an aaf? Or how can I make studio one accept it?
Let's say you're working on a film and you have its AAF opened in studio one. And then a timing change in the edit of the film comes and the editor sends you a new AAF. How do you manage that scenario? Can you import the new AAF into the existing project and accommodate the new changes?
But - what did this have to do with Premiere? This was just going from Pro Tools to Studio One. I need to get from Premiere to Studio One with an AAF...
This is discussed in parts 2 & 3 of the series. Thank you for commenting.
so does studio one can open omf file?
Can i ask a question?
I had a friend record my band. He uses Logic. The file i exported the export session as AAF seeing that SO could work with it. When i drag that files in i got an error like it missed some tracks was able to do locate and they are all on the timeline. But solo and mute buttons are shaded out. How can i correct them so i can do some overdubs and only listen to a guitar section?
I have no experience in Logic so I'm not qualified to give you an accurate answer, except to say automation, pan, etc in an AAF usually results in more problems than it's worth. Better to do all your automation in the destination platform. Studio One has a delete all automation feature, so you might want to do that before export. Then I would do it again after import. I'm sure Logic has a similar feature.