The best DAW ever I have yet to see any daw do what s1 can like they are so advanced past all other daws. Prove me wrong

Gang gang

​@@aishine8184 naw fr ppl sleep on studio one

Thanks! It was set to drums

It was for demo purposes, we got the point! Thanks Bolo for sharing .

I have it’s dope

@@BoloDaProducer It would take less time to do in Ableton. That's what Ableton does. You also have lots of options on your time stretches called "warp modes". Not everything sounds on point stretched the same way. So they offer lots of options.

i guess the question is what is ur musical purpose. i dont want to have hours of fun . i want the most streamlined process..... as a youtube producer we are trying to save time

@@fakshen1973 Yeah I agree I think he's shillin for Studio One here. :) (that first loop sounded like a$$ the way it stretched it too - like unless one wanted that effect, it wouldn't be usable with the chipmunk vibe...) Anyway yeah I made great drum rhythms just throwing different percussion and snare and hi hat loops together for a few songs (in Ableton), gotta get back to that workflow some time. I will say I did like S1 for loops though when I was using it for several tracks - even though then I also felt the stretch'pitch didn't sound too great, it was pretty neat how easily it changes the key of any MIDI OR Audio track to match any key changes you set up. (not even sure Ableton has that yet actually) S1 just ticked me off a bit cause I paid for V5 Pro upgrade and didn't get around to it for a year, then V6 is out already? Too fast and I don't like companies that push major versions too quickly as paid upgrades.

Session mode is good for coming up with ideas quickly. Throw some loops in and many happy accidents can occur. These can inspire and gerenate ideas that you perhaps wouldn't have throught of. It's possible to have a banging beat withing 2 minutes. One disadvantage of Session mode is that it is very easy to get stuck in a loop! Once something starts to take shape it is important to try to move over to Arrangment view quickly so that you don't get trapped in a cycle. I believe having fun is an important element when making music. Amateur or professional, how you're feeling at the time comes through in the music that you produce. You must enjoy what you're doing. This is why a lot of music nowadays sounds dead - there was no vibe in the studio at the time when they made it. If you don't care about or enjoy what you're doing, why should the listener care out or enjoy the music that you make?

Dope!!!

Thanks!

Examples please

@@gsmith11172 drop any melody loop in studio one/ go to the chord track function which is the button to the left of the + button turn it on/ go to your loop that you dragged in click hold and drag up to the chord track and you will see all the chords from that loop appear on the chord track/drag any other loop like guitars, pianos, basses in under the main loop that you extracted the chords from/ go over to where the time stretch function is and under it you will see chord track function i always set it to universal but make sure that the loop you want to follow the chords is selected when you do this….and there are many other chord editing function you can perform after this.. You can also re pitch and tune the main loop before you send it to chord track but you will have to bounce it to a new track first…Hope this helped…

I’ll definitely try it!

@@BoloDaProducer 👍🏿

I thought the same thing! Pro elastic mode for melodies. But it didn’t make much of a difference tho! Ijs

Yeah but sometimes it’s to sensitive. Sometimes I want it to lag a bit for pocket purposes

Yup

YEP

Yes I do

It’s just a preference

@@BoloDaProducer I figured as much, was hoping That maybe Presonus came with something that maybe upgraded the workflow it's still a really cool DAw Tho

What’s That Thing?

It's the only way to pitch drums in S1 unless you put the same 808 in Impact on multiple pads and adjust the pitch. I use Serato Sample as the drums sound like trash inside S1 samplers. If you've used many samplers you can tell the difference as a diehard S1 fan I wish it wasn't true.

What!!?? Dope!!!!!

@@BoloDaProducer Yes Sir🙏

You go to options,audio setup ,and then audio device .Then try some different "device block size" values .It depends on your cpu .The lower the better when recording .I use 64 when recording guitars or keys.

Your latency can be corrected aa rge comment above mine mentions

@@maledrops thanks so much

Peaks hitting the limiter and destroying dynamics and causing artefacts. Clip the individual tracks before hitting the master

I do full sessions on studio one and I don’t have any problems. I actually have more problems on pro tools. And the work flow is much quicker. If I didn’t have so many sessions with other artist I would probably use studio one exclusively

@@BoloDaProducer wish I could say the same because the assignable shortcuts and effect chains are way better than Pro Tools. But, when you do clip based effects you have to begin rendering in order to save it from overloading. Happened on my Mac and Windows. The crash’s do happen in Pro Toolls occasionally. But I have it set to auto save at 2 minute intervals. You can lose some work. True. But when Studio One freezes more than my session has disappeared. Plus random stuff that was lost when they send a small update. Like relocating all of my macro bars and macros that stopped working randomly and you go all the way back to reprogram them the code is correct? Yes. When it works it has some great workflow. But if you are producing 300 projects a month, if doesn’t hold up. Glad it’s been try for you. No I’m not employed by Avid and Ableton is my favorite. Just read comments like mine when I was deep into Studio One Pro videos and found out why.

No at the moment

Not for 808, snare , hihat trill /glide work at least for now 😊

@@ZiwaHD dude u can all of that in any daw, Mike Dean does that shit in pro tools. It’s not rocket science 👀

@@studioonewrld yes but with Fl you save more Time to do it 😌

As a Studio One fan I have to say drums still hit harder in FL because it's samplers have all the pro stretches in them. Sample One doesn't have Elastic Pro or nothing else just the audio tracks. Also, the step sequencer is hardwired to the piano roll still makes it king.

@@1972OGTony bro i'm a fl fan but let me say that S1 got all stretch mode elastic pro anything you got in fl just look at the right corner .. 🙏 there is tempo and timestretch section

I’ve used both they are both good. But personally it’s fast on studio one

@BoloDaProducer I love your videos bro...I've seen quite a few. Aside from FL studio (I dont own a mac, so skip those others) Is Studio One in wide spread use? I mean, how often will I come across another producer using it? (Genuine question) And as an Ableton Live Suite user, do you think I would benefit getting it so collabs are easier? (Not sure if my babbling ass is makin any sense here.)