Music Production - Intro to Presonus Studio One

In this lesson Gary will show you how to set up an audio track and record audio to it. This involves recording arming the track and enabling the audio monitoring. Gary will demonstrate by recording guitar in, so you'll also see how to insert effects on tracks with this video lecture.

Expanding on recording to tracks, Gary will show you how to record MIDI to an instrument track. This video will demonstrate recording MIDI onto a drum instrument track. Plus we'll take a quick look at how to edit the MIDI note data in the MIDI editor.

This lesson will take a look at how to organize your tracks using folders. This cuts down the clutter if you've got a big song with lots of tracks. So this step really helps improve your workflow, making your audio and MIDI editing more efficient.

Gary will finish off this course by taking you through the Mix Console, showcasing its functionality and how you can use it to mix your song. For example, you will see where the channel strip volume, pan, solo and mute buttons are. And where to add inserts and sends on the tracks.

In this lesson I will show you how you can changes the keyboard mapping schemes. IN particular this is geared towards users that might becoming from other DAWs, and are deciding on switching to Studio one. There's keyboard mapping schemes for Cubase, Logic, and ProTools. This will help speed up your learning process if you're coming from one of these DAWs.