Скачать или смотреть These Studio One Settings Will Change How You Record!

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CORRECTION: Input Quantization only applies to MIDI Tracks. To quantize your audio tracks simply hit Q after recording.

Here are several Studio One Record settings that are some-what hidden in the interface! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Pre-Roll, Pre-Count, Pre-Record, Auto Punch, and Post Roll to take your recording sessions beyond simply hitting record. Stop missing your cues, fix mistakes faster, and discover features most Studio One users never touch. Post-Roll is a feature unique to Presonus Studio One version 7 users, but most of the other record functions will apply for version 5, and 6 users as well.

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⏰ Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:00 How most people simply hit record in Presonus Studio One
1:44 How to enable Pre-Recording for your audio in Studio One
2:58 Pre-recording in action
4:32 How to enable Pre-Count in the record panel of Studio One
6:00 How to change the Pre-Count length
6:47 What is Auto-Punch?
8:51 Improve your Auto-Punch by using Post-Roll
10:36 Layers and takes within Studio One
13:42 How to enable Input Quantization in Studio One

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