Studio One How-To: Set up a multitrack mix

Studio One is a new DAW from PreSonus. I wanted to see how to set up a full multitrack mix and organize groups, track colors and subs. It turns out to be quick and easy. The main limitation is no ability to hide or collapse tracks. But this is a small inconvenience. Setting up subgroups super fast and almost a trivial compared to other popular programs.

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• Multitrack

[to3to3music]

is this any good for vocals????

[lilacwriter]

@to3to3music Studio One is great for any type of track. The multitrack drum setup here would work for grouping bg vocals or layered leads as well.

[martiallaw565]

is this included with the firestudio?

[lilacwriter]

@martiallaw565 Studio One Artist is included with PreSonus Firestudio interfaces. I was demonstrating the Pro version which is about a $200 upgrade from Artist.

[Stevethesearcher]

Very good tutorial. I am a Sonar user myself but Studio One seems good. I would definitely consider getting it.

[lilacwriter]

@Stevethesearcher I used Sonar for years before switching to Mac and Pro Tools. Sonar has a deeper feature set, but I am really enjoying how the S1 team re-thought and refined the workflow on this new DAW. It is very stable on at revision 1.0.3 and release 1.5 will be out very shortly.

[foxdfive1]

Great video. After you grouped the drums and created the bus, how did you enable the bus? I rewound a couple of times but couldn't see it. Looked like you selected solo.

[publicservant2009]

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[paullie6719]

option key? must be mac.

[Songbirdmusician]

this was very helpful thanks!!!

[systematicXXchaos]

Great vid, thanks.