Learn How to use Delay in Studio One

Learn to shape delay repeats with eq and filters in Studio One. Use low cut and high cut to place echoes in precise frequencies, from sub lows to highs.

Learn the difference between using delays as inserts and as sends, and how to route multiple tracks to a shared delay bus while keeping the send mix at 100%.

learn to craft slapback delays in studio one using an analog delay with a single repeat and 45–120 ms timing, plus a dry/wet mix to fill vocals and color guitar.

Apply stadium style delays using 16th- and 32nd-note settings with an analog delay to create a distant stadium effect; then add an eq after to shelve lows and highs.

Create delay throws on a vocal using two sends with an eighth note and a quarter note analog delay, both at 100% wet, and automate the sends into the track.

Learn how to create delay throws in Studio One by duplicating a track, applying an analog delay insert set to quarter notes, and shaping repeats with eq and saturation.

Explore how width parameters on delays add stereo spread to synth bass, drums, and synth lead by using ping pong delays, beat delay with dotted eighths, and crust layer options.

Create stereo width with dual delays on two mono sends, panning left and right with timings ≈105 ms and ≈50 ms, and set sync to 16th note for ping-pong effect.

Learn to color delay echoes by routing an analog delay through a send track, dialing drive and filters, and experimenting with distortion types like red light, fuzz, and op amp.

Explore chaining delays into reverbs to create an ethereal wash by sending a piano to an analog delay at eighth notes and a room reverb, with eq shaping and dry/wet mix.

Explore using gates on delays to clamp down repeats, set thresholds, and shape attack and release with envelope modulation for more musical, synced delay effects.

Learn to automate delay in Studio One by linking time, feedback, and width to MIDI controls, using write, touch, and read modes for dynamic, stereo effects.

Learn to use delays with sidechaining to duck a delay when a kick triggers a compressor, creating space in the mix.

Learn to craft dub delays in Studio One by routing a snare through an analog delay, automating feedback, high-cut and low-cut filters, and adding a flanger for evolving space.

Learn to create reverse delays in Studio One by applying an eighth-note analog delay to a short audio, reversing it, and printing the delay for a build into the vocal.

Explore how the multiband groove delay works in Studio One, featuring four taps with adjustable interval, position, offset, and feedback for rich stereo effects.

Learn to craft rhythms in Studio One using the groove delay to layer synths with kick, snare, and hat, adjusting delay times, mix, feedback, and tap lines for dynamic textures.

Gain a solid understanding of how delay works in Studio One and how to apply the built-in delay effects to your projects.