
Welcome to Mixing in Studio One Vol 1. This is the introduction to the course
We will go through how to create and set up a session
Organize a new Studio One session by configuring audio routing, color-coding tracks, grouping drums and guitars into folders, and routing to buses for easier mixing.
Learn track editing fundamentals in presonus studio one: clean up dead space, apply fades, and tame drum tom bleed, vocal breaths, and instrument noise for a cleaner mix.
Learn to build a static mix with proper gain staging, balance drums, bass, guitars, and vocals, and keep tracks around -10 to -12 dB with master peaks under -10 dB.
Learn section 5 eq in mixing using PreSonus Studio One stock pro q to sculpt drums and overheads, guided by frequency ranges and cut types.
Learn basic compression using the stock preset compressor in Studio One; understand dynamic range, threshold, ratio, attack, release, makeup gain, and apply it to drums, bass, guitars, and vocals.
Learn to use basic reverb and delay to add space to drums, guitar, and vocals in Studio One, using room reverb, drum verb, and subtle vocal delays.
Master your mix in Studio One by creating a mastering project, setting headroom, and using a brick wall limiter to reach commercial loudness, then export wav or mp3 files.
This course is perfect for people that are new to mixing music in Studio One. This course will apply to all versions from version 3.0 - 4.5 and beyond. In this course, I show you how to achieve a professional-sounding mix using only the stock plugins that came with Studio One. No additional software or plugins are required. There is also a mastering and bonus section as well.
If you are new to mixing music in Studio One then this course is absolutely for you.