well, I'm surprised ... a year ago, I did my homework and checked all the other DAWs on the market (there were some 8 or 9 I think) and after doing that (it took me 2 months time, 1 DAW per week) I came to the following outcome : Studio One was the most intuitive and the most easy to get into. That's why I decided to purchase my Studio One license. I'm not saying it is the best solution for everyone (because this is pretty subjective), I'm saying it is the best solution for me. I can understand that some people may hate me for that, but when I opened Ableton (for example) it was like being on another planet. I had no idea where to start. This was actually my worst experience and it took me a lot of time and effort to get into it at least somehow. I had to watch ton of instruction videos first to be able to do anything in that software. The rest of the DAWs were simply "definitely not bad, but not exactly my taste for different reasons". The Reason (I also use Reason DAW by the way) and the deciding moment for me (in the end) was : in which DAW I can immediately start working and create my own workflow without watching tons of videos or read 500 pages manuals : and it was Studio One.

Studio One is the easiest and most complete DAW on the market! None other comes close! #powerhouse

Your high vibrations are great my brother. Your awsome at all u do. Keep up the good work.

In May 2015 what sold me on Studio One was as soon as I downloaded the demo everything was so easy to do I instantly switch from FL studio no lie! It was the Day Presonus released version three.

Studio One, while not my first DAW, has been very intuitive and easy to learn in my opinion.Once you learn to trust it, it all gets so much easier

To be honest I wanted a straightforward no nonsense workflow back in 2013 and then I found studio one and the simplicity of getting things done is without constantly using menu's was great and I'm still using it 😎👊🏿👊🏿

Will studio one ever include surround and Atmos mixing capabilities. I do post production work and love working in studio one, would be great to not have to switch between DAW’s.

Switched over from ProTools a few years back. Love it!!!

Studio One has reignited my passion for all facets of Audio production. I spent 7 long years being frustrated with CUBASE (9-12). Gregor, S1 is da bomb. I love it! Thanks for these great tips.

Hi Gregor - you and Joe are amazing!! Could you do a video on the numerous file components that are saved in a song file such as cache, media, history, autosave files, images, etc. ? I see these often in the file directory where my songs are saved, and sometimes they get disconnected from the original song file and I can't put them back together. Also, I often open older project files and get the message that a list of .wav files are missing, in the find dialog box. I think this happens when I try to save multiple versions of the same song in the same folder. a video on how to avoid this from happening would be very helpful!

I have been using Studio One for nearly two years and find it to be user-friendly and straightforward. In fact, I feel right at home with it. Studio One offers an excellent blend of Logic and Pro-tools, making it easy to work with both MIDI and audio material. The tutorials available on the platform are also incredibly helpful in understanding the software quickly.

I've learned several DAWS and with studio one #GregorBeyerle imo produces the best right to the point feature examples I've ever seen. If I need in depth, I look up #GregorBeyerle and studio one and with minutes I get it,, appreciate you Gregor your the best at what you do. Thanks.

This is AWESOME

This might be my favorite breakdown so far.. we have been overthinking everything 😅

i know studio one is hard to learn but its its fun to learn

I'd love to steal a copy of that Drum Folder mixer presets from Gregor! (Put them in Exchange?) Or even a tutorial on how he changed those dry drums into something much more interesting and Impactful.

When I started with DAWs in 2018, I worked in Cubase (apologies for swearing), but I then got Studio One, and i found it a lot easier to learn and work in than my other DAW, I'm currently on Studio One 6, and doubt I will ever use anything other than this, apart from updating if needs be. To me Studio One is far easier to learn, even as a novice who has never used a DAW before

Fantastic, as ALWAYS!!! Thank YOU!!!

New Studio One user. This vid was a godsend. Thanks!!

I'm glad I started fl studio 11. I was able to take the whole experience with me in studion one. It didn't take long and I was able to find my way around studio one. Now I only produce my beats in fl studio but everything else like recording voice, editing, mixing and mastering the songs in studio one 6. I love studio one 6, it's getting easier and easier to use, I can't live without this DAW and I'll stay with it for eternity. ✌️😎

Does this workflow feature work in S1 Artist as well, or is it a S1 professional workflow feature only?

The only thing I wish this function did was also save the sends/bus channels along with it. Because mixing down (drums especially) will end up through that routing, not in the individual channels

Great Video. Would you happen to know why it won't let me drag and drop my track into the browser?

Thank you.

Hello Gregor. Thank you for all his very well explained tutorials. I have 2 questions for you. For the first, do you have a Preset of the drum sound presented in this video. I find it great! For the second question, I have SO pro 6 but I can't find the "input filter" plugin that we can see and what is it for? Thanking you. Pascal from Paris, France (Translated by Google Translate)

good job

Greg, how to select multiple plugins in mixer?

How do I release the browser from the window as an editor for example?

Hi Presonus. When will we get native integration with Arturia keylab mk2

I love S1, and I am surprised noone ever mention that it actually sound better than other DAWs. My experience anyway from testing 5-6 different .

Studio One is absolutely one of the easiest DAWs out there. Cubase and Ableton are the real pain.

5 days in studio one, and am finishing a full mixing SESSION 30tracks

Ich habe vor zwei Jahren Studio one gekauft.... Bin sofort damit klargekommen... Mit FL Studio hatte ich meine Probleme.... Cubase ist mir zu verschachtelt. Das einzige was mir fehlt ist eine gescheite Chordfunktion wie in cubase...

Been using Studio One for the last 5 years and I've found it to be one of the easier DAWs to use, also thanks for this tip this will be great for when I next mix an EP/LP

Thnx for the video, its awesome! Im a music producer, and im using S1 for 4 years,i love it so much. But autoscroll algoritm Is so annoying! I cant turn autoscroll off permanently. PLEASE make 3 modes of autoscroll: on, off(with algoritm), off (permanently).

According to me, studio one is the easiest daw ever

Сделайте в Studio one, чтобы можно было сохранять набор плагинов (возможно эффектов) по умолчанию. Например: с каждым инструментом автоматически на канал загружался по умолчанию Pro Q или цепочка плагинов, это бы сократило время, если я использую определенный плагин на каждом инструменте. Maschine translate: Make it in Studio one so that you can save a set of plugins (possibly effects) by default. For example: with each instrument, the default Pro Q or plugin chain was automatically loaded on the channel, this would reduce the time if I use a specific plugin on each instrument.

A great feature but it doesn't save buses and FX channels that are contained in the folder. I wonder why?

That is very untrue about studio one. most people don't want to learn they just want it to work for them. I have had studio one pro. for many years. works great!

Drag and Drop is easy, but maybe too easy. Moving a track out of time by accident happens so be aware of this when moving fast.

Sometimes the click doesn't click on the first click for me in studio one

Studio One isn't hard to learn; at least if you compare it to Pro Tools, Cubase /Nuendo, or Ableton. It's almost idiot poof: I've hardly ever read the manual. (Not a good idea thought.) I'm not very technical. What Studio One has done, is allowed more than one (useful) way to achieve the desired result.