@@Drumbone71 First, levels in StudioLive must be set properly, round -12db. That is a good level for every instrument in your mix regardless you will use capture or Studio One. It depends on what you want to do with your recording. If you just want to see how your band sound (as in sound checking), use capture. If you are going to keep the recording and mix it later, you are better off recording your session in Studio One because eventually that's where you mix it. Studio One can do everything capture can and more. But capture is just a raw recording program that's you cannot do anything else but play it back live on your mixer. I hope it makes sense. If not, just get your hand dirty and you'll get it.
@@haitruong7503 Yes. I have a 12-ARC. Love Presonus. I'm a drummer in band. Just bought some mics. I like Capture to test the mix levels, and now for rehearsals. I found a Rock Band template in Studio One Artist... It basically had everything effect wise set up on proper channels. It amazed me how good it sounded for a newbie audio guy. It is our main mixer.
Does it record in Pre or Post? If it sends post let's say you play it back on the mixer will the mixer recognize the eq that was done when it was recording? Also, can you send the audio from capture to your mixer then eq and change settings so it sounds better would that save on your mixer to send it out to your main speakers?
Good teaching style. No jokes, no nonsense. Informative. Thank you
Pleeeeeeeease more video on the RM32ai I loved your how to videos.
New to Presonus and Capture (+studiolive). could not have dreamt of a better tutorial to get me started! thanks so much :)
Thank you so much for your in depth tutorial! You saved me a bunch of time.... You earned a new subscriber
Best Capture video on TH-cam! Thanks for doing this.
Thank You for taking time to make this video Sir.
You’re welcome!
@@haitruong7503 Sir. Is it better to set levels on the StudioLive mixer then Capture then mix in Studio One Artist....
@@Drumbone71 First, levels in StudioLive must be set properly, round -12db. That is a good level for every instrument in your mix regardless you will use capture or Studio One. It depends on what you want to do with your recording. If you just want to see how your band sound (as in sound checking), use capture. If you are going to keep the recording and mix it later, you are better off recording your session in Studio One because eventually that's where you mix it. Studio One can do everything capture can and more. But capture is just a raw recording program that's you cannot do anything else but play it back live on your mixer. I hope it makes sense. If not, just get your hand dirty and you'll get it.
@@haitruong7503 Yes. I have a 12-ARC. Love Presonus. I'm a drummer in band. Just bought some mics. I like Capture to test the mix levels, and now for rehearsals.
I found a Rock Band template in Studio One Artist... It basically had everything effect wise set up on proper channels. It amazed me how good it sounded for a newbie audio guy. It is our main mixer.
Hey thanks brother learn a lot from this tutorial great work
Thanks great job. Do you have a video on the new Universal Controller? 3.0
Does it record in Pre or Post? If it sends post let's say you play it back on the mixer will the mixer recognize the eq that was done when it was recording? Also, can you send the audio from capture to your mixer then eq and change settings so it sounds better would that save on your mixer to send it out to your main speakers?
Thanks a lot. Just one question.
Is it possible to use both programmes at the same time.
I meen studio one and capture.
If I want to be safe?
No, one or the other, not both.
Brutal
hola hai, haz un tutorial de studio live de presonus, prefader. lo activo pero no divide la mezcla.
Great video. One thing: can I record with effects embedded on the files?
No effects can be recorded, only dry signal from each channel.
Thanks so much for this. Not a lot of helpful resources out there covering this software.
Would be better if I wasn't looking up your nose