Working with PreSonus Sphere Part 1 - Archiving Sessions to Sphere (The Basics)

In this video, I take a look at the basics of PreSonus Sphere Collaboration in Studio One Version 6 - Including Archiving Songs to the cloud, Saving, Sending, Workspaces, and Studio One Browser integration.

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New Global Video Track in PreSonus Studio One Version 6

In this video, I take a look at working with the new Global Video track - with a focus on how to properly set up your Studio One song, including; setting the proper frame-rate, using frame-rate off-sets to correctly match your Video's timecode, working with 2 PoP's, timecode burn-ins, and aligning your Bar 1 to the first frame of action. In addition, I also go over the new "spot" feature in the event menu.

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New UI Customization Options in Studio One Version 6

In this video, I take a look at the new User Interface Customization options available in PreSonus Studio One Version 6.

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Merge VCA Automation in PreSonus Studio One

In this video, I take a look at the "Merge VCA Automation" option in PreSonus Studio One - More specifically, what it does and when you might want to consider using it.

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How I use Impact XT in PreSonus Studio One

In this video, I take a look at the way I like to setup Impact XT, when working in PreSonus Studio One.

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2 Different Ways to adjust the timing of tracks in PreSonus Studio One

In this video, I take a look at using Slicing and Slip Editing (with crossfades) vs using Studio One's Bend Markers to adjust the timing of tracks in PreSonus Studio One - more specifically when and why to use one method vs the other.

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Quantizing Multi-track Drums using Bend Markers in PreSonus Studio One

In this video, I take a look at a basic workflow of how to go about quantizing Multi-track Drum performances using Studio One's Bend Markers and time compression / Expansion Quantization.

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The In's and Out's of Automation in Studio One - Part 2

In this video, I pick up from where we left off in the previous video, and dive into more advanced automation concepts, such as plug-in automation, automating on tracks, vs Instrument Parts, some general workflow concepts, and using VCA Channels.

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The In's and Out's of Automation in Studio One - Part 1

In this video, I take a brief walk-through of some of the basics when it comes to working with Automation in PreSonus Studio One.

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Navigation Tips in PreSonus Studio One - Part 2

In this video, I pick up from where we left off in the first video, and share more Navigation Tips, in addition to a bonus tip when comping in Studio One.

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Navigation Tips in PreSonus Studio One - Part 1

Being able to Navigate through a busy session, can make all the difference in the world when it comes to running a smooth session.

In this first video of a 2 part series, I demonstrate some general Tips for Navigating quickly and efficiently in PreSonus Studio One.

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How to Move Audio Events to New Tracks WITHOUT Layers

In this video, I demonstrate how to move audio events to a new track WITHOUT moving all the associated layers. Although Layers can be useful, once the final comp is done, many producers and engineers prefer to move the comp to a brand new track, leaving the original track(s) as backup.

From this point, it's very easy to consolidate the new audio, and work with the final rendered resulting audio events.

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My 3 Top Tips for Working With Layers - Updated for 2022

In this video, I demonstrate 3 tips for working with Layers in PreSonus Studio One 5 - Including renaming multiple layers at the same time, and 2 tips to help when editing.

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Workflow Improvement - Beat Detective Style Drum Editing Using Clip Versions

In this video, I demonstrate how Clip Versions (Added in Studio One 5.2) can simplify the task of 'Beat Detective Style' Drum slicing work-flows when editing/quantizing Multitrack Drums in Studio One (Version 5.2 and above).

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Working with Clip Versions in PreSonus Studio One 5

In this video, I demonstrate how to work with clip versions (Added in Studio One Version 5.2) - with specific examples pertaining to; Bend Markers, Clip Gain Envelopes, and ARA Plug-in's such as Melodyne.

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How to toggle the default Vertical Stack Order to Horizontal - When Using Drag and Drop From The Browser

When using a Drag and Drop workflow to import files from Studio One’s Browser directly to the Arrange Window - the default behaviour will vertically stack these files on top of each other and create tracks based on file type.

For the most part, this is a good thing - but what about situations where you’d prefer that Studio One places all the files on the same track?

For these cases, there’s a simple way to change how the files are brought in. :)

In this video, I demonstrate how to toggle the default 'vertical stack' order, to horizontal - when dragging files from the browser into the Arrange Window in PreSonus Studio One.

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How to Level Out A Free-time Tempo Track in PreSonus Studio One

In this video, let's take a look at how the Transform tool can be used to "even out" a free-time Tempo Track in PreSonus Studio One.

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How to Conform a Free-time MIDI Performance to a fixed BPM In PreSonus Studio One

In this video, I demonstrate how to take a free-time MIDI Performance (recorded without a click), and conform it to a fixed BPM. Conversely - this method also allows a Tempo Map to be created from the same performance.

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Impact XT Housekeeping - De-Cluttering The Console with Multi-Out Presets

In this video, I demonstrate a simple tip that can be used to de-clutter Studio One's Console when running Virtual Instruments with Multi-Outs enabled.

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Review - Babylonwaves | Art Conductor 7 - A Must Have For Composers and Producers in Studio One?

In this video, I take a look at Art Conductor 7 - from "Babylonwaves" - a 3rd party product which adds close to 8000 Sound Variation (Key Switch) template presets and supports over 500 3rd party instruments.

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