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Studio One 4 Notation Worksheet
“When I opened up Studio One, it was extremely intuitive…I was able to recreate my entire Logic tracking template in Studio One without googling a thing.”
“It's a great DAW for musicians like me because I can effortlessly flow from initial track idea to finished master without it getting in the way of my creativity. It’s incredibly intuitive and a pure joy to use, but is still powerful enough to handle everything I can think of throwing at it.”
Studio One Professional reviews
- Studio One Professional 4.5 is the DAW that facilitates flow. It does this by preserving the good things from traditional studio equipment and workflows, and by turning everything else on its head. From its unique single-screen workflow with drag-and-drop functionality to its multitouch support, Studio One is a performance-ready idea machine. It has unlimited tracks, unlimited automation, unlimited virtual instruments, unlimited busses, and unlimited FX channels, 37 native effects, and built-in virtual instruments, so you can just create.
- Reveal and rearrange chords with Chord Track, route signals like spiderwebs with the modulation matrix, mangle samples musically with SampleOne XT, sequence melodies and drums with Patterns.
- Studio One’s flexible features make it a joy to use, whether you’re making music at home, in the studio, or on the road.
- New features in 4.5 (Released May 21, 2019):
- - Multi-processing enhancements for virtual instruments
- - Redesigned Input Channel section with added controls
- - Groups can now be nested, named, colored & assigned to keyboard shortcuts
- - Add, re-order I/O settings via drag-and-drop. Import & export I/O setups
- - Streamlined plug-in manager
- - Randomize, Apply Scales, Mirror, and more with MIDI Note Actions
- Click here for a detailed description of Studio One Professional 4.5 new features.
- Other features:
- - Real-time sampling and time-stretching
- - Export to SoundCloud
- - Single-screen workflow
- - Drag-and-drop everything
- - Multi-touch interface
- - Easy groove extraction
- - Integrated mastering suite
- - Multitrack MIDI editing
- - Drum and instrument editor
- - Event-based effects
- - Automatic latency compensation
- - Advanced automation
- - VCA faders
- - Extended FX chains with parallel processing
- - Intuitive MIDI mapping
- - Responds to keyboard shortcuts from other DAWs
- - Supports sampler formats (EXS, Kontakt, SoundFont, GigaSampler)
- - 40+ gigs of loops, samples, one-shots, and instruments
- Click here for a complete list of Studio One Professional features.
- For the most up-to-date system requirements and host compatibility details, please visit the manufacturer's website
- Mac OS X 10.11+ (64-bit only)
- Windows 7(SP1+ platform update), Windows 8.1, or Windows 10 (64-bit only)
- 4GB RAM (8GB Recommended), 40GB hard-drive space
Try Studio One Professional free for 14 daysIn this article, we're going to discuss notation in Studio One.
Notation and scoring are not native in Studio One but works by tightly integrating Studio One with Notion, the notation application from PreSonus, the makers of Studio One.
Marcus Huyskens has produced this excellent video showing how Notion and Studio One 3.3 and above work, so take a moment to watch the video tutorial.
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When Notion 6 with Studio One 3 are coupled you can send;
- audio,
- note,
- track,
- VST plug-ins,
- and score data directly between the applications.
You can run the two apps either on the same computer or over a network, so if you a spare computer then you can share the resources, it's a perfect way to use a computer that may not be powerful enough to run your main studio software.
There are various notation applications available from PreSonus for both desktop and iOS these include;
- Notion 6
- Notion for iOS
- Progression
- Notion Conducting