How to arrange and export your track in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how to expand and export your creations in Studio One 5 so that you can share them the world.
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Studio One
Explore tutorial videos that take place in Studio One and learn about the DAW's unique tools and techniques.
How to mix your music in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how to apply audio effects and mix your tracks in Studio One 5.
How to make a chord progression in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can construct your own chord progressions in Studio One 5.
How to make a melody in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can use MIDI and the piano roll to compose your very own melody in Studio One 5.
How to make a beat in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can use Impact XT to sequence your very own beat in Studio One 5.
Get acquainted with Studio One 5 and Splice Sounds
In this tutorial video, we start from the very beginning: installing our DAW and sounds library.
Get started with making music in Studio One 5
Your first track starts here – learn the tools, techniques, and music theory needed to create an original song from start to finish.
The evolution of Studio One (2009 – 2020)
In this blog post, let's take a look at how PreSonus' Studio One has evolved over the past decade.
How to set up a live performance workflow using Studio One 5
We walk through Studio One 5's Show Page and put on our own live performance in order to demo just how powerful it can be.
Here’s what’s new in Studio One 5
Explore the latest features PreSonus is bringing to Studio One 5, including the brand-new Show Page, Score View, Clip Gain Envelopes, and more.
6 ways to optimize your CPU when working in the DAW
Let's explore a few common tactics and best practices for reducing your CPU’s workload.
3 techniques for creating chord progressions in Ableton, Studio One, and Logic Pro X
Explore how different features in Ableton, Studio One, and Logic Pro X can be used to help you create interesting chord progressions.
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