Building patterns using Studio One’s pattern sequencer: step-by-step guide

With its dexterous pattern sequencer that’s too often overlooked, Studio One can help you develop your own rhythms.

MusicTech — Matthew Mann

A VCA is a useful tool. In Logic Pro X you can create a VCA with a “Folder Stack”.

Four VCA Channel Applications — PreSonus Blog

A VCA Channel has a fader, but it doesn’t pass audio. Instead, the fader acts like a gain control for other channels, or groups of channels. In some ways, you can think of a VCA Channel as “remote control” for other channels. If you assign a VCA to control a channel, you can adjust the channel gain, without having to move the associated channel’s fader. The VCA Channel fader does it for you.

How to Save CPU Power with Amp Sims — PreSonus Blog

You’ll often see this kind of comment in forums: “There must be something wrong with Studio One! I can run only a couple amp sim instances before the program can’t handle any more!” But you’ll also see this comment about other DAWs—because the “problem” isn’t the DAW, it’s the amp sims and current computer technology. Fortunately, Studio One has anticipated these issues, and offers three effective solutions.

24 Free Studio One Quick Tips To Help You Work Faster, Smarter & More Creatively | Studio One Expert

Over the years, Studio One Expert has regularly published free tips and techniques to help producers and engineers work faster, smarter and more creatively when working in Studio One. More often than not, it can be the simplest of techniques that make the biggest improvements in how we interact with a DAW. In this article, we provide 24 of our most recent free Studio One tips. Many are short videos demonstrating solutions to single issues, others are more insightful articles that show you cool Studio One, features and keyboard shortcuts.

How to Use FX Chain Transition Curves — PreSonus Blog

FX Chains are a powerful Studio One feature, yet I can’t help but notice that when I write tips about FX Chains, some people are lost without a download…so I get the impression people might think that making FX chains is difficult. But it isn’t really, and your reward for creating one is a multi-effects processor that you can call up whenever you want, as well as assign controls that allow tweaking parameters without having to open up the effect GUIs themselves.