Studio One

We offer tips on working with speech in Studio One.

Studio One v4 makes it easy to transfer material between Songs, and even to or from other DAWs. Let's explore how...

New features in Studio One 4 make it even easier to add interest to sequenced patterns.

With the fundamentals covered in previous versions, Studio One 4 branches out to explore new creative possibilities.

Inspired by Tony Visconti’s famous gated room mic technique on 'Heroes', we look at how Studio One’s FX Chains can be used to set up complex dynamic effects.

Archiving your Studio One Songs in a future-proof format could save your life in years to come.

Learning how to use Studio One’s templates can make a massive difference to your efficiency.

With Studio One’s advanced features, latency need not be a problem.

Get your Studio One ducking techniques in a row as we explore different ways to improve vocal intelligibility.

We lift the lid on Studio One’s multifarious methods of exporting, bouncing and merging material.

Studio One’s Impact drum machine has hidden depths that are well worth exploring.

Take advantage of Studio One’s versatile modulation features to make your synth parts more expressive.

Thanks to ARA, Studio One users have direct access to Melodyne’s amazing tempo-manipulation tools.

We help you get the best from PreSonus’s new Symphonic Orchestra instrument for Studio One.

The new Studio One v3.5 upgrade is short on gimmicks and long on real improvements. Here’s what’s new.

What’s the difference between a track and a channel? In Studio One, this is not a trick question...

Harness the power of Studio One’s Arranger track and Scratch Pads to reshape your material.

Add artificial stereo width to guitars in your Studio One mixes.

Console emulation is all the rage, and it’s now built into Studio One. We explore what it offers...

Studio One’s Repeater is no ordinary delay. For a start, it works on note data rather than audio!

Learn to subtly vary the tone of Studio One’s headline soft synth, and you’ll add interest to your sounds.