Studio One 6 - Tutorial for Beginners in 12 MINUTES! [ COMPLETE ]
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- Learn how to use Studio One 6 and Studio One 6.5 in only 12 minutes! Studio One tutorial for beginners, Studio One 6.5 tutorial! Getting started, basics.
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Learn how to use Studio One 6 in only 12 minutes! Studio One tutorial for beginners! Getting started, basics. #studioone #presonus #skillsfactory
⭐️TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
00:29 Start Page
01:45 Main Workspace
02:13 Work with Timeline
03:10 Playback
03:32 Record with Microphone
04:30 Editing with Arrow Tool
06:11 Track Options, Automations
07:04 Work with MIDI
09:03 Time Signature & Tempo
09:35 Manage MIDI
09:49 Mix Panel
10:45 Add Effects
11:29 Save & Export
Studio One 6 is one of the best and simplest DAWs you can use to make your tracks and compositions. In this tutorial we are going to see in 12 minutes how to build up a Song - but you can also make projects to realize albums and Shows to get ready with your first entertaining show.
You can also make MIDI compositions by connecting virtual synths and external instruments. Get ready to make your first song now!
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Super helpful, quick and clear, thank you!
This is the holy grail of tutorials. You cover so much in so little time and all of it is super easy to follow. Thank you!
Glad you like it! :)
Thank you so very much for taking the time to make and post this video. You really helped me a lot to not feel as though my purchase was a fail. I feel more confident and excited to learn. Thank you again. i really appreciate you.
Thank you so much for this comment!!!!
Fantastic breakdown, thank you very much! =)
Thank you very much!!
This is what I have wanted for three years! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Excellent summarization! I learned a ton in 12 minutes.
Thank you so much!!
This is the single best video on how to use Studio One! Thanks!!
Wow, thanks! :3
This was awesome thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Thank you very much!!
Best tutorial I've seen and most informative too!! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your videos!!
You are welcome!!
Top tier video!
THIS IS SO USEFUL THANK YOU
You're welcome!!
Thank you so much. I've been using Audacity and love the simplicity of this. Tried out other daws but got very intimidated. This one seems like its right for me.
I’m surely gonna get this DAW ❤. Thank you for the tutorial
You are welcome!!!
Great job mate!
Thank you!!
great tutorial
thank you very much
excellent.thnak you
I'm just looking into studio one for the first time and this video is about to convert me Lol wowww so much gems
It would be really helpful to add a portion for how to drag and drop and expand drum/percussion loops to use as a groove/click track as part of starting a new song recording/project. This would be really helpful for songwriters who need that first, then can begin tracking guide vocals and piano/guitars as an initial framework. Being able to make a template to actually start with a loop track, along with a vocal guide track and key and/or guitar track would be a great tip!
Best and most easy to use DAW ever made!
Version 6 pro, or any of the Studio One previous version? GarageBand is pretty freaking simple, even for recording accustic drums
@@kiddynamite3931 I have been using fl and bandlab until now when I discovered Stuido one and it has a lot of things built in and way more easier to understand.
@@beardym I've had 5, and just picked up 6 pro. I purchased 5, but it probably wasn't the best method to get started with DAW's? GB is incredibly easy, but there are lots of limitations. I play drums, and I haven't had many good recordings. I cut back from 8 mics to 4, and that's been a huge help. I think I'm finally on my way. I'm glad you are liking S1. I'm looking foward to putting out pro sounding tracks. Even if it takes a few
@@kiddynamite3931 As I said I also used GarageBand and it was very easy to learn and nice but the soundlibrary limitations and effects you can reach is limited in one point thats why when I tested studio one it was may more easier and has larger libs that some other daws. You tell the truth, main thing is the music quality, not the daw u used.
@@kiddynamite3931 Regarding drum recordings, I wouldn't even use 4 mics to begin with. Just use 2. A stereo pair of overhead mics. 90% of good drum recordings are in the sound of the overhead mics. Once you get a good sound from the overheads, then you can add two more mics, either as a stereo pair for the room (if you want to capture the room), or one mic each for kick and snare (if you want to capture a close-mic recording instead). Thinking more in terms of overhead and room forces you to think about general aspects of drum sound such as overall kit tuning and room treatment, rather than focusing too heavily on the details of mic placement on individual drums. The best sounds always come from a macro-focus on the entire kit first, then dial down to the details when you have the "big picture" sound where you want it. Hope this helps!
To the point🎉
hi, useful introduction, thank you. On the timeline if I want to insert a loop as an introduction, do I have to manually move all the tracks to the right to make room? Is there a way to 'insert' the loop so the app automatically shuffles everything to the right?
Amazing. I'm going to upload EVERY organic chem notebook I have for your purview.
Nice thanks.
No problem 👍
Thank you so much...💋💋💋💋💋💋
Thank you!!!
This was a game changer. Clear Consise and Relevant. Now Do You Have a More advanced Tutorial covering automation effect plug-ins and other recording techniques?
We have not it yet, we are sorry :(
I switched to studio one 6 recently and it is in some way better than cubase. what amazes is how good it sounds in the daw with the stock presonus plugins
What made you switch from Cubase? I have used Cubase for quite some time, but I'm not quite happy with the graphical interface or with the workflow in Cubase.
You came from Cubase? Why?
I like how he talks like a news anchor, it's easier to comprehend because he's not mumbling like other people do in tutorials heh
I couldn't Agree with you more!!!! And All within 12 minutes!
Great tutorial. Powerful yet simple. I like Studio One.
One question, what about ASIO drivers? Are they seen as different audio devices?
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good DAW
Thank you, there were other tutorials that would have explained the same and take 6 hours
Thank you :)
It looks clean 👌 but honestly I would struggle using this. Everybody is different.
I'm sure this is a great software if you can get it to work. I just want to record basic multi-track and am having a hell of a time setting this up. There are no simple how-to help files. This video is such a high level overview it is a waste of time.
How can we improve this video next time?
I am trying to figure out how to do something that should be relatively simple. I have a drum track that I'm using but I want to put a one or two measure audible click track in before the drum track starts so that we know exactly when to start playing and I can't quite figure out how to do that. Right now when I click play the drum tracks starts immediately with no audible count in. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hey I'm new this whole software. And I got some questions; How do you produce on this? How do I connect all My MIDI Controllers to this? I watched all the tutorials and copied everything you monkeys did and didn't even have the same results. Forgive my irritation I just need more help trying to get How this software works.
I’m just here to find out how I’m supposed to listen to what I’m playing and get a click track 😂
Same
Me too!
Me three
Me to ...most of these vids miss out important simple steps
You can say that again!
How do I enable my speakers? I use a Roland interface but Boss isn't in the list.
Worlds best DAW! Surpassing avid and the rest!
"This is *everything* you can do with Studio One." LOL. Lies! 😆 VERY helpful though. Thank you.
*as a beginner level
Is it possible for me to midi my analog hardware I.e. Mpc, Novation midi keyboard, and my MP7 EMU into Studio one?
Is there a way to scale the UI to make it larger? On a 34" ultrawide monitor all the elements are so small it's almost unusable.
If you’re on a pc: S1 properties > compatibility > change high dpi settings > high dpi scaling override > click box then change from application to system. I hope that helps
Excellent! I'll use that for edit my jokes fart sounds 😁👍🏻
Are all of the setings shown in the video included in sphere artist and professional modes?
Yes, most of them.
My Studio one 6 doesn't have the music notations tab in the midi section,. Is there a reason for this?
After applying all the plugins and optimizing them, I got the output as you explained, but why is the sound different? When I listen to it in Studione, it is of better quality, but when it is in wav format after the output, it sounds weaker and deeper!.. So it is not good!.. Why?
ive heard from other Musicians that the workflow of StudioOne and Mixcraft is very simliar.
I started out with mixcraft cause it was on humble bundle once. And i like it but it lacks propper Midi Controller and VST3 support. Even the new Version. And it cant handle too complex stuff without laggin out.
What ive seen here is very simliar. Can anyone tell me how there transition from Mixcraft to StudioOne (if any even had it) ?
how about Q user preset like Cubase can i save it
This looks very similar to Cubase - I'm thinking of switching from Cubase due to instability issues and constant errors (despite only 10% of my CPU being used and 20% of RAM being used on a big project). In other words, I have lots of juice in the tank on my machine yet Cubase seems to constantly stall when loading big tracks, usually has to be booted twice and 'serious error' notices out of nowhere. It loves to disconnect the midi controller too. Can anyone confirm if Studio One has better stability for powerful gaming PCs?
It's stable.
Cubase crashes on both my computers constantly… it’s so frustrating. I’m always in touch with support and they are helpful, but I may have to resort to going back to studio one
@@LeonThomasian How do you feel about having Cubase on top of Studio One? Is it worth having both? Cubase is on sale at the mo, and I'm wondering if it might be worth be adding it as a second DAW.
@@nads5907 I actually purchased two permanent licenses from Cubase for multiple computers, so I’m never deleting it cuz there are lots of projects I have saved in Cubase that I constantly go back to and make revisions, but I started Sphere membership with Studio One which is $165/year and they keep adding amazing features in there which go really well with my line of work.
Cubase is good but the errors, freezes bugs and crashes is driving me insane
Help. I bought subscriptions in Presonus. I've been struggling for over two hours and I can't activate the proporam. How to do it??????
opened my ST1 today after a few weeks off-Several songs, when opened showed a "666" on the Master Bus. Can anyone leave a link as to the fix to resolve this issue? Thank you.
Hi, stupid qwuestion but how do I do direct monitoring ? my mic is plugged in but my Headphones do not return any sound. it's an XLR so I have 48v phantom power on. I can record and reply the sound but I cant hear myself... thanks
I figured it out... Press "mon" and crank up the headphone volume on the front panel ;)
Did you narrate children’s interactive CD-ROMs? It sounds familiar 😊
Bought the perpetual license for Studio One 6 several months ago and have never been able to get the play button to work. The bar that moves across the track as it plays doesn't move at all and I have no idea why. There is no preferences option underneath the Studio One dropdown menu tab at the top of the screen. I'm growing frustrated of not being able to figure out what's wrong. Can someone help me??
me too...... hopefully someone replies.
i found a fix! go into the options and change the audio device from whatever to windows devices. it will switch ur output audio and let you play it!
So, nothing about the audio set up? I've uninstalled mine a month ago because I couldn't get any help, but mine only had one drop down menu which only listed Katana; I was unable to connect my interface (computer speakers).
We have included it in the 'record from microphone' chapter. Try to catch it.
@@bai Huh, forget it. I'm going to return my Katana anyway.
Instrument drag and drop not hearing sound....please help
Bro I just got it and cant import mp3 files
CONNECT.,. SELECT and RECORD. you missed that part. all your stuff was already recorded somewhere. Where does the beginner start?
I wonder if this is what musicians like Jeff Victor or David Arkenstone used to make their music.
What about surround sound
So after months of testing, reading articles and so on, I can confirm Studio One still has serious midi jitter issues. What you play is not really what is being recorded.I've run many tests, with other audio interfaces, DAWs, computers, equipment, versions of Studio One. I have even done some clean windows installations, but nothing seems to fix it, so I can only say that Studio One is at fault.
I have played drums and piano parts, arps and sequencer and the Atom, but no matter what you do, the MIDI notes ALWAYS have MIDI jitter. Some notes are recorded perfectly (a few of them actually), some ohters have midi jitter, placed here and there in a confusing way.I have gone through many tests with collaborators, even programmers and technicians (we even changed settings in the BIOS, system drivers..) but we were not able to fix it for good. There is no solution to this problem. Presonus Studio is a CRAPPY Midi DAW, terrible.
Still Sounds like some sort of soundcard issue that your having,
are you saying you can play without any jitters in other DAW's but NOT in studio One?
possible latency issues which you would have to go into the settings of the DAW, also i would check the windows audio settings, but you probably would have checked that already.
I went to the view tab and clicked on the full screen command and it zoomed in studio one on my screen to where I don't have the File, Edit, Song, Track, Event, Audio, Transport, View, StudioOne and Help commands anymore. How do I get my screen back to normal?
I am ableton LIVE user for about 15 years. I feel very comfortable with that DAW.
I have to say one thing. STUDIO ONE IS SUPER, SUPER HARD TO LEARN ! After trying for 6+ months I am still very, unproductive and get stuck every single time I try to do something. It seems like I would need a 100 years to learn it ! I do not know whether is it to many features, to complex concept, to cluttered interface, to many macros, to many icons,... I really do not know exactly what makes it so hard, Perhaps my Ableton Live habits... I REALLY WANTED TO LIKE THIS SOFTWARE but after trying for so many months I am becoming more and more discouraged by the suuuuper slow progress and no resource other than Forum posts to get some help. How many messages one can however post a day ?
THE PROBLEM IS THAT THERE IS PLENTY OF TUTORIALS ON HOW TO DO THINGS. There are no tutorials or any help how to do, or what to do when one gets stuck !!!
I ended up many times when something that supposed to work suddenly stopped, something got messed up and I had no idea how to fix it etc. I could only start from scratch (and be so unhappy to waste time again,...). Perhaps for those who use this software for 10+ years it is a second nature but the perspective of learning this software for another 20 years is daunting !
For NEW COMERS - there is something missing in this program ! CERTAINLY IS.
I have used Presonus Studio One for nearly three years. My experience is frustration at the lack of simple tutorials and intuitive explanations of functions. Not thrilled by the experience.
I got the program several months ago and still haven't recorded a song. There have been endless problems and confusions. I'm at my wits end.
Anyone think this would run ok on a decent i5 laptop running Windows 10?
I bought reason 8 for 300. Now i wanted to upgrade to 12, i thought the price would be 50 or 100 but they wanted 200... And not all modules or rack are included. I am really trying to abandon that greedy company. But its so hard to get used to a totaly new workflow... :(
The fact that you still cannot change the assignment of mouse buttons for panning and zooming is simply ridiculous! This setting should be in the very first version!
What is something that I can get that's more simple than this? I'm a beginner. This is to much for me.
You may try with 'audio production basics'
@@bai
I understand the audio. Just seeing if there's something I can do for the visuals.
Seems like you only respond to complements of how great the video is and NOT the basic question of how do you set up a click track to get started.To most musian who want to use this software that is the A number 1 question. Also how to hook up and use external midi keyboard. As someone who can play in time and lay down tracks that wouldn't need mush editing except for plugins in the bus tracks I don't really care about anything more involved until I get started with that.
You can perform a more detailed TH-cam search to get help on your specific issue. Thank you!
Im a Ableton user and I see no reason to change we can do everything yall studio one user can and more.
Nobody cares
44.1kHz? What? Are we making CDs now? Joking. 🤭
It is still widely used, indeed :)
I think this is the hardest DAW TO LEARN. This video has nothing to do with getting started.
JUST SHOW HOW TO COENNECT, SELECT AND RECORD. In less than 3 hours.
A big Shit. You need a audio Interface To Use IT but i don't have a one
Why didn't you just show all the new features instead 🤔
Next time can you go a tad bit slower.
You can slow speed down by using the Gear, Speed function from the TH-cam player!
It would appear AI made this video. Every response to questions in the thread appear canned. Im old school and I need to step into the world of DAW as a working musician that needs to run a few tracks live, kind of sad actually, and all of this appears to be for menu divers, not musicians.
This well made video will be frustrating for beginners. It says it is "for beginners," but it refers to all sorts of advanced and involved things. It is a sales-type walk through of Studio One, tells you what it does while leaving out how-to information, and brings up more questions than it answers. It is so frustrating to try to begin using this software because of tutorials like this. If you are a beginner you might want to look elsewhere!
How can we improve our next video?
FL Studio better
Not so great.
How can we improve it?
@@bai Too convoluted.
You guys need to think like a user.
We both know your biggest competitor.
Put me on payroll, and we'll make it happen.
Believe me if I like it, everyone will.
Everyone?
EVERYONE
@@SonicSnakeRecords
Hahahaha :)
@@FadingRosesBluesTristeza 🫶
this is not a good teaching technic: spiting out a lot of data. you should show step by step tasks, from simple to complciated at the end
How can we improve next time?
An awful upgrade. Filled with bugs. Nice on 5 track songs, but if like me you have serious 60 track songs, this version will choke. Stay with SO5
Guess I’ll stick with brain surgery.🙄
Not for me..i did not like tjis tutorial..cheesy presentation 👎
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