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The Ultimate Studio One 7 Pro Book

The Ultimate Studio One 7 Pro Book

By : Doruk Somunkiran
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The Ultimate Studio One 7 Pro Book

The Ultimate Studio One 7 Pro Book

By: Doruk Somunkiran

Overview of this book

Written by a composer, music producer, and instructor with 20+ years of experience in the music industry, this book will teach you how to create tracks with Studio One's extensive set of production tools. This goal-oriented book will help musicians start producing their own music with Studio One and teach audio professionals how to include Studio One in their production workflow. The book shows you how to set up Studio One to work smoothly on your system, and walks you through the process of creating a project, along with recording audio and using virtual instruments to construct a MIDI arrangement. You'll find out how to edit your songs to perfection using Melodyne, Audio Bend, and an extensive collection of MIDI modifiers. The chapters show you how to mix in Studio One with the effects plugins included in it, along with applying audio mastering in the Project window. You’ll also find out how to harness Studio One’s integrated immersive audio tools to deliver multichannel audio for films, games, and various media. Throughout this book, you'll gain the skills you need to leverage Studio One confidently and effectively, as well as build your own unique music production workflow. By the end of this book, you'll be able to effortlessly translate your musical ideas into complete songs using Studio One's powerful tools.
Table of Contents (24 chapters)
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Part 1:Getting Started with Studio One
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Part 2: Creating in Studio One
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Part 3: Editing in Studio One
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Part 4: Mixing and Mastering

Optimizing your system for best performance

Let’s consider a common scenario: say you have a laptop computer with a conventional hard disk drive (HDD) and you’re working on a modest project with 10 audio tracks and 10 virtual instrument tracks.

Now, if you want to record another audio track on top of that, here’s what’s going to happen: as soon as you click the record button, Studio One will try to simultaneously read audio data from all 10 existing audio tracks, retrieve sound sets for the virtual instrument tracks, and write data for the new track that you’re recording on.

Keeping up with this amount of data flow is demanding even for a fast HDD, and it will become even more so as the project grows bigger. Add to this the fact that the operating system may need to use the disk for background tasks of its own, and we’re pushing the disk way beyond its limits. HDDs are equipped with buffer memories to avoid this and they can continue...

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