Russ Hughes of Studio One Expert and Pro Tools Expert hangs out with Arnd Kaiser and Matthias Juwan of PreSonus software in Hamburg, where they talk about Studio One 3 as a songwriting tool. Some very valuable tips in here!

Learn more about Studio One 3 and try the demo here: http://studioone.presonus.com/

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8 Replies to “Studio One 3 Developer Interview—Part 1 of 3: Songwriting”

  2. No vari speed….can't slow the session down, record a difficult part slowly, then go back to normal tempo. Can do in Pro Tools, can do in Logic….

  3. I wish these brains would figure out how to get S1 to properly deal with creating beat maps (easy…like Pro Tools and Logic….NOT using Melodyne)
    And allow us to lock and unlock the session tempo (like DP, Like PT, Like Logic)
    They don't take requests very seriously….the beat mapping feature has been requested for years…and is awkwardly present but not done as well as Cubase and all the others.

  7. I would buy Studio One 3, if only you had integrated Notion. But you forgot. Big fail.
    Yes, I know you can buy both products and connect them via Rewire, but then you end up paying too much for what it actually is.
    You might want to repair your mistake by offering Studio One and Notion as a package.

  8. I am disappointed. I guess i will wait or wait for boxing day. Looks like nothing very useful for me except GUI color and new FX section and splitting audio to different audio frequencies.
    I have Pro version and i got it only for 64bit persigion audio, but i do not need those build in synths and samples because there are already much better 3rd party alternatives. I wish Presonus would focus  and spend time on actualy improving the DAW but not on those build in instruments which can be easily replaced by much better alternatives by those companies who's main focus are those things. I have no idia what a mad person will use Presonus piano if you can use Imperfect Samples pianos or Pianoteq, or Presonus virtual analog instruments if you can get Uhe or FXpansion Dcam Synth Squad, or Presonus drums if you can get Superior Drummer or others and etc…

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