Studio One

A free upgrade to Studio One offers several welcome new features.

Improve your digital distribution by learning how to use metadata in Studio One.

Get the rhythm with Studio One’s X-Trem and pattern sequencers.

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Explore and learn to use Studio One 2’s Audioloop and Musicloop formats.

Take a walk on the wide side with these Studio One stereo guitar techniques.

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Make use of the many benefits of stem mixing in Studio One.

Studio One’s automation model might not seem very straightforward, but it can be extremely flexible...

A different perspective on Studio One’s Project page could unleash its true potential...

Want to fake a 12-string guitar in Studio One, or create the perfect octave-divider effect? Keep reading…

Sometimes Studio One expresses itself differently to other DAWs, but don’t let that put you off...

Get to grips with parallel processing in Studio One, and open up exciting sonic possibilities...

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Assigning logical key shortcuts in Studio One could seriously speed up your work rate...

With multiple undo functions and real-time processing, Studio One gives you the freedom to turn back the clock...

In the first of our regular Studio One workshops, we’ll be widening our perspective with M/S processing.

Version 2 of Studio One offers unprecedented levels of integration with third-party software — or, in other words, built-in Melodyne!

In our second look at Studio One’s Browser, we’ll be creating Sound Sets and dipping our toes in the Pool.

The first in an occasional series of workshops for Presonus’ Studio One DAW focuses on the powers of its useful Browser.

Most of us are already committed to a DAW package. But if we were offered an alternative that was affordable, simple to use and ultra-reliable, would we switch? Presonus certainly hope so...