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drcaron · 19th January 2012

Studio One 2! Amazing workflow.

I used to be a pretty heavy Pro Tools user (5 years+), but SO destroys it in terms of workflow. With SO, you can actually focus on the music, and not on the DAW itself. The program is not totally stable, so you have to save often, but I've been told they've only been working on it for two years, so a few bugs here and there are going to happen. But even with a few bugs, as long as you save your work often, you'll be fine.

For anyone considering a new DAW, I would highly recommend Studio One. Watch a few of the tutorials on YT and the presonus site. You'll be amazed at how much faster you can comp/quantize/edit/group/bus and even just add virtual instruments. Many things are drag and drop, and the interface is very well laid out. I've basically abandoned PT at this point.

Check out some of the other threads on SO, you'll see a lot of love.

19th January 2012	#19
drcaron Gear Head Joined: Sep 2008 Location: New York City Posts: 34	Studio One 2! Amazing workflow. I used to be a pretty heavy Pro Tools user (5 years+), but SO destroys it in terms of workflow. With SO, you can actually focus on the music, and not on the DAW itself. The program is not totally stable, so you have to save often, but I've been told they've only been working on it for two years, so a few bugs here and there are going to happen. But even with a few bugs, as long as you save your work often, you'll be fine. For anyone considering a new DAW, I would highly recommend Studio One. Watch a few of the tutorials on YT and the presonus site. You'll be amazed at how much faster you can comp/quantize/edit/group/bus and even just add virtual instruments. Many things are drag and drop, and the interface is very well laid out. I've basically abandoned PT at this point. Check out some of the other threads on SO, you'll see a lot of love.