Oh my gosh you helped me so much! I'm a self proclaimed, "techtard," trying to learn recording, and this is all new to me. I really appreciate this tutorial. Thank you!!!
Thank you, Mike. I'm brand new to Studio One and recording. I've seen quite a lot of CZcams video's on ''how to'' use it. I must say yours are the best I've come across. Your presentations are concise, and your tutoring clear and easy to follow . . . I'm sticking with your channel. Thank you, again.
Cheers Mike, thank you. This all feels a bit like being thrust into the empty cockpit of a 747 at 30,000 feet. At least I now have someone reassuring on the line from ground control!
Excellent, Excellent Excellent!!! I'm just halfway through this (on my lunch break).This is awesome I have a presonus mixer on the way today. I was having a little anxiety about setup. After watching this halfway I'm already excited and can't wait for it to get here! Thanks again. Love the way you did this! Thanks Mike!!!
Thank you so much Mike! Made it all the way to the end! I'm on your playlist of Studio One Basics and, as someone who knows next to nothing about the software, I feel like I'm going to be learning a lot!! There's a ton of quality content for free here, I really appreciate all of the amazing knowledge you're just out here sharing, and the work that goes into that on your end!!
You are so right. Good file management starts at the beginning and using your C drive for "storage" is a bad (and outdated) idea from the start. I'm so glad I found this and your other video on file management. I've got the "full installation" on a USB D drive now along with the SI file folders you suggested.
Hey Mike!... I've had Studio One Professional for 2 years and have kind of taught myself how to use it, but this video filled in a few holes and taught me a few things... Very Well Done, and Easy to Understand
Thanks so much!! I just got this program and equipment for my music studio. I am a piano/voice teacher and want to do some recording of students. I thought I was in over my head, but after listening to numerous tutorials, I found yours. Thank you for the clear instruction without a lot of technical jargon that the average musician doesn't understand.
Hey Mike, Thanks for such great instructional tutorials in layman's terms for an old simpleton like myself. I have scoured the internet in search of someone who could do what you do in a way that a true beginner like myself could benefit from. Thank God I found Creative Sauce Studio One basics. God bless you man. I have been singing and writing songs for the better part of 45 years, but now thanks to you and Studio One I'm starting to explore recording and hopefully create an album for my 90-year-old dad who has been bugging me for a couple of decades to have a CD of my music. Thanks again & keep up the awesome work!
Hi Mike, thank you for producing a video that is well-paced, easy to understand, with just the right amount of information to get started. Best wishes from Texas, USA.
I am new to Studio One 5 Artist and was....I say was struggling to find some simple and down to earth explanation. I found YOU. So excited to get to my learning curve and watching more of your videos.
Hey Mike! I made it to the end! I was so happy to see and hear how well you produced this video. You were: very detailed, easy to understand, fun to watch, and very likeable!! :-)
Hey Pete, thanks man, I'm really glad to relieve some stress! There is way too much of it around these days :) The tip is most welcome and very generous man, thank you so much!
Really useful Mike, thank you. As a newbie to Studio One there is a lot to get your head around and your video presents information in a clear, easy to understand way that will speed up my learning process a lot. Looking forward to more videos on Studio One from you in the future.
I watched your Cakewalk videos (many) and I appreciate them too much. Now you do the same for Studio One Pro. Great. I own both DAWS and I like both. Again, you do your teaching so carefully, it is just a pleasure to learn from them. And I do al lot! So thank you!
G'day Mike. I made it to the end, because even though I have been using DAWs for many years, this will be a new journey, along with my Studio Live 16 Series 3 I just bought. Big changes, best to always start with the basics so you don't muck it up :).
I received a license to Studio One Artist 5 as a result of buying a Presonus interface for my ipad. After an hour with it running on the PC, I am quite thinking of ditching cakewalk. No rash decisions but it looks, sounds and works better right away.
Thanks for providing this instructional video, Mike! I already downloaded Studio One--I have the Prime Version. Although I'm a musician and songwriter, I'm embarrassed to say that I'm an amateur when it comes to recording software. I recently recorded a little draft in which I made my own drumbeat and my voice but that's as far as I got. I have a DAW and a MIDI that for some reason, I can't figure out. I guess there's a lot to learn!
Thanks Mike, I love your videos. I am considering Studio One Professional as it might be easier than Cakewalk (that you made rather easy with your videos anyway). You make things really understandable and your videos are never boring, I always reach the end of them!
2 things that are a bit challenging: 1) there is no OMNI input for MIDI 2) when you run youtube on one monitor, and run Studio One in another (reason, watching tutorials, and trying it out in real time in Studio One.. Not possible. Only option in SO is to set the audio to release audio driver when studio one is in the background; not what I expected.. bummer
Hey Mike, loved the info. I've just started learning Studio One and really appreciate the user friendly approach. I will continue to watch and two thumbs up.
Thanks Mike, I certainly did make it to the end! One of the best tutorials I've seen on any music subject - very clear. I've been dabbling with different DAW's - Logic till my Mac died, then Bitwig, Reaper and Studio One (Artist 3 that came with my Presonus Audiobox). Watching this has convinced me that I need to upgrade to Studio One Professional and finally stick with one DAW and stop messing around! S1 has come on so much since I first tried it 10 years ago. Have you done any tutorials on how to organize and use VST's, that's a current problem I'm having?
Great video mike :) thanks for all the step by step , detailed information. You are saving a lot of us a huge headache by teaching us the basics . Cheers brother ! Edit - I definitely made it all the way to the end 🤟🏼
Hey Mike! I made it to the end! Thanks a bunch for sharing your knowledge with us. I purchased S1A but I'm a newborn. I just know that I need to give birth to the music inside of me : )
I realy love the stuff you do. I love your introduction to the cakewalk. Mike, You saved me from so much! I do not know how to thank you. If you ever need anything im at your reach if you write an email to me. I think At a near future I will be moving on to other DAWS. Not because they are better then Cakewalk, and the cakewalk with its pro-channel totally outbeat them all in the final end, but I need compatibility, and cakewalk do not support much hardware without setting it up. I do have Studio One and it looks super professional, but it mostly support stuff from companys they worked with and have income deals with .See there are daws and audio interfaces intergrated in to Ableton Live. I know you love Cakewalk and Studio One and so do I. But most musicians who play live use either FL-studio or Ableton live. FL studio for me is one big sequencer that have been trying to be a daw but it is still working as a VST plugin sequencer or a software trying to be a real DAW. I need a real recording studio that is compatible with stuff, and Ableton live seem to be the thing. After you showed me the BIG discount on TOTAL STUDIO MAX 2, and after getting it, I see allot of potential. Cakewalk was the most compatible daw but the least supporting the hardware and needed allot of programming. I have many daws, and all of them legal.. Cakewalk is still my number one due to the easiness of use. I used Cakewalk by sonar in the 1999 to make my music and at the time it was the best and beated cubase in performance. It was the best for me rejoining my music talents after 20 years of inactivity, and it is still my main daw but im slowly moving in the Ableton direction and would sugest that move with anyone who buy a midi controller that comes with the Ableton live Lite software. This software is probably the most intergrated daw with all the controllers existing in the world. Seriously it is! And way worth to get as it outperform the more expensive big brothers out there. It dont come with the PRO-channel for amstering, but if you got the Total Studio Max 2 then you have nothing to woprry because you got better then the pro channel for the mastering! Mike thank you again for showing me cakewalk, and thank yuo for showing people the Studio One, I might use it some day as I have the full version and I had it long before I decided to jump in to Cakewalk. I just found Cakewalk better and easier touse then the Studio One, and because I used Cakewalk by sonar in the year 2000 I found cakewalk by bandlab more user friendly to me and with the straight on easy to understand features. I Love you Mike for the stuff you done on the internet for me and others and im not leaving your channel. You helped me so much I in person wanna meet you nad kiss your hand for it! And I hope Im not the only one. THANK YOU MIKE!
Thanks Mike for your videos, I found cakewalk thanks to you and use it fairly well now also thanks to you. I have now bought Studio One very impressed and following the series, can you please do a kontact video for studio one like you did for cake walk, I am very much hoping the same option to one multiple tracks from one instance of kontact can be done inside studio one. keep up the great vids
These tutorials are an absolute life-saver: so clear and concise and seem to have exactly what I need to know and done with an eye on the fact that your viewers don't want to be patronised: thank you so much. I have recently switched from Cakewalk to Studio One and therefore used to the controls on Cakewalk: I have managed to find most things, but in Cakewalk getting to a particular bar was easy: press G enter the number and off you go. Is there an equivalent in Studio One: for the life of me I can't find it if there is. Or am I going to be spending a life of scrolling to and fro?
ThanQ for the info! I'm definitely old school and have been out of sync with creating and producing music for almost 30 years. My equipment consisted of a Roland Juno 1, Alesis HR 16, Alesis MMT8, and a Fostex 4 Track recorder. All of which was soon abandoned for the Ensoniq SD1 ASR 10 and EPS 16plus. I was doing very well producing and creating music using my Ensonic equipment, then in 1993 I got married and my music career came to a halt! Now I'm trying to get back into my groove but I just can't seem to get the hang of DAW's! I've tried them all from Ableton Live to Zen Beats, but I've gotten nowhere. I recently downloaded the Demo of Studio One. With the help of your tutorial I actually feel like I can get the hang of it with the right tools! Do you have a list of tutorials that may be helpful? ThanQ!
I've subscribed. Looks like some great videos! I'm going to buy the Studio One 6. I have a behrenger xr18 mixer. Do you know if this software will "talk" with the software?
Great video. I got the studio one artist with the ar12c which I bought a few months ago but only recently got a computer powerful enough to run it. Anyhow, l have a few questions. I plan on using my keyboards without midi, straight to the ar12 inputs like I'm recording audio. So, as such, l am right in saying l don't need to do the stages regarding midi in/outputs. Also can l install on several computers using the same key, or only one. Great resource tool for a newbie on studio one. Thanks
25:07 What key is asterisk? The normal record button or something specific? Because when I do that in voiceover, the 2 don't get mixed. Or is it something that only happens in midi?
Hi Mike! I don't know if you caught my comment from a couple of days back. I was asking when you plan your next Q & A? I am making huge strides with Cakewalk, but a few basic things are causing me great grief. Please let me know so I can have a few questions written out. I figure if I'm having these issues, others probably are also. Thanks so much for all you've taught me so far and thst's a lot. I'd have deleted the program by now, otherwise.
Thanks for all your videos and hard work Mike. I’m just starting to get serious about Cakewalk by Bandlab thanks to your videos and now you’ve got me thinking about Studio One. Do you have any opinions re the new Studio One Sphere subscription version
@@CreativeSauce Looking forward to those. Also, you must have a huge monitor, 'cause on my 62cm (24in?) , 1920 X 1080 resolution, your empty S1 screen is very hard to see until you zoom into parts :D
Great video like always...like you I have a long lineage of DAWS...Atari Cubase then Protools then Cubase then break then Reason (which I like but find really fiddly and not so great for workflow) looking for something new. I love Cubase's smart tool which is awesome for workflow...do either of these have it where it will adjust to a tool in relation to the audio or midi clip?
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Oh my gosh you helped me so much! I'm a self proclaimed, "techtard," trying to learn recording, and this is all new to me. I really appreciate this tutorial. Thank you!!!
Thank you, Mike. I'm brand new to Studio One and recording. I've seen quite a lot of CZcams video's on ''how to'' use it. I must say yours are the best I've come across. Your presentations are concise, and your tutoring clear and easy to follow . . . I'm sticking with your channel. Thank you, again.
Cheers Mike, thank you. This all feels a bit like being thrust into the empty cockpit of a 747 at 30,000 feet. At least I now have someone reassuring on the line from ground control!
Excellent, Excellent Excellent!!! I'm just halfway through this (on my lunch break).This is awesome I have a presonus mixer on the way today. I was having a little anxiety about setup. After watching this halfway I'm already excited and can't wait for it to get here! Thanks again. Love the way you did this! Thanks Mike!!!
Thank you so much Mike! Made it all the way to the end! I'm on your playlist of Studio One Basics and, as someone who knows next to nothing about the software, I feel like I'm going to be learning a lot!! There's a ton of quality content for free here, I really appreciate all of the amazing knowledge you're just out here sharing, and the work that goes into that on your end!!
I'm sure you must feel like a Michelin Chef explaining how to boil an egg to 5 year olds... but much appreciated.
It's oddly joyful for me that people can 'get it'' from my explanation! With the basics in place, you can build quickly :)
Great job, Mike! Hitting X where the playhead is, will automatically create a crossfade. \m/
I am new to DAW, I watched a few videos already on different DAWs, but Mike does the best job in clarifying everything
You are so right. Good file management starts at the beginning and using your C drive for "storage" is a bad (and outdated) idea from the start. I'm so glad I found this and your other video on file management. I've got the "full installation" on a USB D drive now along with the SI file folders you suggested.
Hey Mike!... I've had Studio One Professional for 2 years and have kind of taught myself how to use it, but this video filled in a few holes and taught me a few things... Very Well Done, and Easy to Understand
I made it to the end. Diving into the next one immediately!
Thanks so much!! I just got this program and equipment for my music studio. I am a piano/voice teacher and want to do some recording of students. I thought I was in over my head, but after listening to numerous tutorials, I found yours. Thank you for the clear instruction without a lot of technical jargon that the average musician doesn't understand.
Thanks a lot Mike! Recording is a new hobby for me and you're leading me through it splendidly.
Hey Mike, Thanks for such great instructional tutorials in layman's terms for an old simpleton like myself. I have scoured the internet in search of someone who could do what you do in a way that a true beginner like myself could benefit from. Thank God I found Creative Sauce Studio One basics. God bless you man. I have been singing and writing songs for the better part of 45 years, but now thanks to you and Studio One I'm starting to explore recording and hopefully create an album for my 90-year-old dad who has been bugging me for a couple of decades to have a CD of my music. Thanks again & keep up the awesome work!
Mike, I've watched a bunch of videos on how to use the Studio One 5 Pro software but I understood yours best. I'll keep watching and thanks.
Hi Mike, thank you for producing a video that is well-paced, easy to understand, with just the right amount of information to get started. Best wishes from Texas, USA.
I am new to Studio One 5 Artist and was....I say was struggling to find some simple and down to earth explanation. I found YOU. So excited to get to my learning curve and watching more of your videos.
Hey Mike! I made it to the end! I was so happy to see and hear how well you produced this video. You were: very detailed, easy to understand, fun to watch, and very likeable!! :-)
Thanks Mike. You do a public service in preventing mental stress for people like me. Keep it up. Tip on the way.
Hey Pete, thanks man, I'm really glad to relieve some stress! There is way too much of it around these days :)
The tip is most welcome and very generous man, thank you so much!
OUTSTANDING teaching.
Wow, this is what people should call "Master Class"!!!
Really useful Mike, thank you. As a newbie to Studio One there is a lot to get your head around and your video presents information in a clear, easy to understand way that will speed up my learning process a lot. Looking forward to more videos on Studio One from you in the future.
Thanks Mike I made it to the end and my brain is melting
Yep, I made it to the end. Thanks for the initial insights.
I watched your Cakewalk videos (many) and I appreciate them too much. Now you do the same for Studio One Pro. Great. I own both DAWS and I like both. Again, you do your teaching so carefully, it is just a pleasure to learn from them. And I do al lot! So thank you!
Mike! I did it. I made it to the end and created my first song. Excited about the next class.
G'day Mike. I made it to the end, because even though I have been using DAWs for many years, this will be a new journey, along with my Studio Live 16 Series 3 I just bought. Big changes, best to always start with the basics so you don't muck it up :).
Great, easy to understand instructions! Thank you!
I received a license to Studio One Artist 5 as a result of buying a Presonus interface for my ipad.
After an hour with it running on the PC, I am quite thinking of ditching cakewalk.
No rash decisions but it looks, sounds and works better right away.
Thanks for providing this instructional video, Mike! I already downloaded Studio One--I have the Prime Version. Although I'm a musician and songwriter, I'm embarrassed to say that I'm an amateur when it comes to recording software. I recently recorded a little draft in which I made my own drumbeat and my voice but that's as far as I got. I have a DAW and a MIDI that for some reason, I can't figure out. I guess there's a lot to learn!
Excellent video. I made it to the end, rewinding now to make it to the end again....
Lol, well done! I'll see you again!
I did it! Drums, bass, and guitar. I'm on my way! Thank you.
Thanks Mike, I love your videos. I am considering Studio One Professional as it might be easier than Cakewalk (that you made rather easy with your videos anyway). You make things really understandable and your videos are never boring, I always reach the end of them!
I was ready to pack my DAW up and return it, you made it seems so easy , thank you !
Heh Mike . . . best beginner tut for getting started with studio one . . . gracias.
Simply word...! You are incredible! Please keep up the good work and help us!
I thot you are only cakewalk guy , I use both daw and I'm happy you'r doing same as me 'All the best !
Very informative, I plan to watch all your videos in some kind of order :)
Best teacher ever 🦾💪🏾
Great tutorial mike. I have had a little look at the basic version and quite like it. Look forward to more of these 👍🏻👍🏻
More to come!
2 things that are a bit challenging:
1) there is no OMNI input for MIDI
2) when you run youtube on one monitor, and run Studio One in another (reason, watching tutorials, and trying it out in real time in Studio One.. Not possible. Only option in SO is to set the audio to release audio driver when studio one is in the background; not what I expected.. bummer
Hey Mike, loved the info. I've just started learning Studio One and really appreciate the user friendly approach. I will continue to watch and two thumbs up.
Nice tutorial Mike. I downloaded Studio One Prime as something new to learn during lockdown. This tutorial was perfect timing.
Great job! Even though I have a Mac I still learned something new, thank you for a great presentation.
Mike I made it to the end, great video bro as I am coming from another DAW. Thank you so much for your hard work.
Thank you so much.. this is very informative!!! Clap clap to you Sir!
Thanks for the Studio One info. Made it to the end, and I'm looking forward to your next entry.
Hey Mike, I made it through the video. Nice job. I'll keep you up to date.
I assume you're a good human being.
Thanks for another well crafted tutorial as usual. 🙏
MIKE: you R the best !!!
Thanks Mike, I certainly did make it to the end! One of the best tutorials I've seen on any music subject - very clear. I've been dabbling with different DAW's - Logic till my Mac died, then Bitwig, Reaper and Studio One (Artist 3 that came with my Presonus Audiobox). Watching this has convinced me that I need to upgrade to Studio One Professional and finally stick with one DAW and stop messing around! S1 has come on so much since I first tried it 10 years ago. Have you done any tutorials on how to organize and use VST's, that's a current problem I'm having?
Great video mike :) thanks for all the step by step , detailed information. You are saving a lot of us a huge headache by teaching us the basics . Cheers brother ! Edit - I definitely made it all the way to the end 🤟🏼
Good all the way dude.
Thanks Mike. Big help getting around on it.
Hey Mike! I made it to the end! Thanks a bunch for sharing your knowledge with us. I purchased S1A but I'm a newborn. I just know that I need to give birth to the music inside of me : )
Brilliant tutorials!!!
Made it all the way through and this is a very instructive video!!
Phew I made it to the end, very helpful bro thanks for the video
I realy love the stuff you do. I love your introduction to the cakewalk. Mike, You saved me from so much! I do not know how to thank you. If you ever need anything im at your reach if you write an email to me. I think At a near future I will be moving on to other DAWS. Not because they are better then Cakewalk, and the cakewalk with its pro-channel totally outbeat them all in the final end, but I need compatibility, and cakewalk do not support much hardware without setting it up. I do have Studio One and it looks super professional, but it mostly support stuff from companys they worked with and have income deals with .See there are daws and audio interfaces intergrated in to Ableton Live. I know you love Cakewalk and Studio One and so do I. But most musicians who play live use either FL-studio or Ableton live. FL studio for me is one big sequencer that have been trying to be a daw but it is still working as a VST plugin sequencer or a software trying to be a real DAW. I need a real recording studio that is compatible with stuff, and Ableton live seem to be the thing. After you showed me the BIG discount on TOTAL STUDIO MAX 2, and after getting it, I see allot of potential. Cakewalk was the most compatible daw but the least supporting the hardware and needed allot of programming. I have many daws, and all of them legal.. Cakewalk is still my number one due to the easiness of use. I used Cakewalk by sonar in the 1999 to make my music and at the time it was the best and beated cubase in performance. It was the best for me rejoining my music talents after 20 years of inactivity, and it is still my main daw but im slowly moving in the Ableton direction and would sugest that move with anyone who buy a midi controller that comes with the Ableton live Lite software. This software is probably the most intergrated daw with all the controllers existing in the world. Seriously it is! And way worth to get as it outperform the more expensive big brothers out there. It dont come with the PRO-channel for amstering, but if you got the Total Studio Max 2 then you have nothing to woprry because you got better then the pro channel for the mastering!
Mike thank you again for showing me cakewalk, and thank yuo for showing people the Studio One, I might use it some day as I have the full version and I had it long before I decided to jump in to Cakewalk. I just found Cakewalk better and easier touse then the Studio One, and because I used Cakewalk by sonar in the year 2000 I found cakewalk by bandlab more user friendly to me and with the straight on easy to understand features. I Love you Mike for the stuff you done on the internet for me and others and im not leaving your channel. You helped me so much I in person wanna meet you nad kiss your hand for it! And I hope Im not the only one. THANK YOU MIKE!
Thanks. Very good.
Mike. I made it to the end. Nice video😊
So so helpful as a beginner, thanks
Hey Mike, made it to the end. Pro tools user here looking to switch to Studio One, looking forward to future videos!
Hey Mike,
Thanks for the info..
Love your video.
So informative, thanks a lot!
Made it to end. Great info.
Thank you for this!
Thank you Mike. you make this easy to understand, even for a drummer LOL
Great review. Very concise, very straight-forward. I will be busy this summer soaking it all in. Thank you, ~ g ~
Made it to the end!
this is an incredible tutorial
All good so far
Hey Mike, I bought Studio One Pro and joined along and made it to the end, nicely done, Auzie Auzie Auzie Oih Oih Oih
Aussie Oi!
Thanks Mike for your videos, I found cakewalk thanks to you and use it fairly well now also thanks to you.
I have now bought Studio One very impressed and following the series, can you please do a kontact video for studio one like you did for cake walk, I am very much hoping the same option to one multiple tracks from one instance of kontact can be done inside studio one. keep up the great vids
These tutorials are an absolute life-saver: so clear and concise and seem to have exactly what I need to know and done with an eye on the fact that your viewers don't want to be patronised: thank you so much. I have recently switched from Cakewalk to Studio One and therefore used to the controls on Cakewalk: I have managed to find most things, but in Cakewalk getting to a particular bar was easy: press G enter the number and off you go. Is there an equivalent in Studio One: for the life of me I can't find it if there is. Or am I going to be spending a life of scrolling to and fro?
I wanted to add a Presonus controller, which doesn’t seem to work as well with Cakewalk as SO.
You are a good teacher! Thank you
Hi Mike! You are great man! You helped me much with your tutorial! Thanks so very much! Keep the good work for us!
Thanks Mike. You are the best.
Thanks Mike, very clear and precisely what I needed.
ThanQ for the info! I'm definitely old school and have been out of sync with creating and producing music for almost 30 years. My equipment consisted of a Roland Juno 1, Alesis HR 16, Alesis MMT8, and a Fostex 4 Track recorder. All of which was soon abandoned for the Ensoniq SD1 ASR 10 and EPS 16plus. I was doing very well producing and creating music using my Ensonic equipment, then in 1993 I got married and my music career came to a halt! Now I'm trying to get back into my groove but I just can't seem to get the hang of DAW's! I've tried them all from Ableton Live to Zen Beats, but I've gotten nowhere. I recently downloaded the Demo of Studio One. With the help of your tutorial I actually feel like I can get the hang of it with the right tools! Do you have a list of tutorials that may be helpful? ThanQ!
Thankyou for a great tutorial on Studio One 4 Mike.
Thank you so much😭😭😭
Nice tuttorial very helpfull
Well done. Thank you for sharing.
A little more love Olivia ehhem I mean mike. Funny thing I actually learn a couple things about S1 in this. TY
I've subscribed. Looks like some great videos! I'm going to buy the Studio One 6. I have a behrenger xr18 mixer. Do you know if this software will "talk" with the software?
Great video Mike and clearly explained.
perfect explain thank you very much
Great video. I got the studio one artist with the ar12c which
I bought a few months ago but only recently got a computer powerful enough to run it. Anyhow, l have a few questions. I plan on using my keyboards without midi, straight to the ar12 inputs like I'm recording audio. So, as such, l am right in saying l don't need to do the stages regarding midi in/outputs. Also can l install on several computers using the same key, or only one. Great resource tool for a newbie on studio one. Thanks
25:07 What key is asterisk? The normal record button or something specific?
Because when I do that in voiceover, the 2 don't get mixed. Or is it something that only happens in midi?
Hi Mike! I don't know if you caught my comment from a couple of days back. I was asking when you plan your next Q & A? I am making huge strides with Cakewalk, but a few basic things are causing me great grief. Please let me know so I can have a few questions written out. I figure if I'm having these issues, others probably are also. Thanks so much for all you've taught me so far and thst's a lot. I'd have deleted the program by now, otherwise.
Hey Mike I made it to the end. Quite good stuff. Now to apply it.
Thanks for all your videos and hard work Mike. I’m just starting to get serious about Cakewalk by Bandlab thanks to your videos and now you’ve got me thinking about Studio One. Do you have any opinions re the new Studio One Sphere subscription version
Looking forward to more content like this. I got Studio One installed/ready since a year but I never dove into it deeper :D
More coming!
@@CreativeSauce Looking forward to those. Also, you must have a huge monitor, 'cause on my 62cm (24in?)
, 1920 X 1080 resolution, your empty S1 screen is very hard to see until you zoom into parts :D
Thanks Mike, helped me out on starting this.
Great video like always...like you I have a long lineage of DAWS...Atari Cubase then Protools then Cubase then break then Reason (which I like but find really fiddly and not so great for workflow) looking for something new. I love Cubase's smart tool which is awesome for workflow...do either of these have it where it will adjust to a tool in relation to the audio or midi clip?
Can you use any brand interface with studio one? Like a tascam?
Very Good Tutorial, Thanks
Awesome tutorial for smone like me
Hey Mike I made it to the end.