There's also an option for Recording to Layers! Hit the settings gear in the transport at the bottom of the screen and click Record to Layers. This allows you to record each layer without having to create a new layer each time. If you record it will automatically make a new one
Thank you for that comment. I was just looking for a way to do that because the way it is presented here and is by default it is useless to me. I usually am behind a mountain of gear when recording and having to reach the computer to create new layers before each take doesn't make any sense.
Coming from Cubase, where it's called lanes. I just put it in loop and record three takes, without stopping. Then, I comp straight from the lanes. Does recording to layers allow you to do that?
Joe, this comment is not about the video itself it is about you as a teacher. You are a natural. Your teaching style is fantastic. I am a Uni professor and have won every teaching award available but you, mate, you are better. I am a S1 professional user and every time I have a doubt, your videos have the answer and it is so enjoyable to watch them!!!! Keep up the good work.
Ok, this has become my go-to video for every time I just need to laugh. Thanks Joel! You really know how to rejoice without mocking, a skill we all need to develop.
I've been trying to record and edit one single guitar track since April and can't do it. None of the videos online seem to want to tell me this very simple shit. I don't know why.
Studio One is quickly becoming the ultimate recording solution. I've recently ditched my multi track recorders and gone completely computerised. It hasn't been easy, but Studio One is really proving itself to be the ultimate recording environment, along with my 16.0.2 Presonus Studio Live mixer.
hey Joe. I was working on a song and found out that I didn't know anything about how to use layers. In a matter of minutes, I was able to find this video and I just want to emphasize how extremely fun your video content is. I'm smiling while I'm learning. Of course, Gregor is a legend as well, but keep it up Joe. Thank you.
Thank you, Joe! Great video (as always)! Just one remark to speed up the workflow even more: Whenever I want to preview (can you say prelisten?) parts of the layers, I just click into the waveform while holding the ALT key. Doing so, you don't have to switch between the layers and solo them one after another. Presonus rules - and so do your video tutorials!
Holy hell I've been watching you for a long time and love your teaching style...but that accent, perfectly said and honest to God the funniest thing I watch online...over and over and over. After 6 months of watching this classic intro, I've finally benefitted from the actual use of "layers." I could watch this intro a thousand more times and I will. Always been meaning to thank you. You did it so authentically, I pissed my pants the very first time!
You can also have Studio One create layers by recording over your previous take. You have to turn it on in settings. I always have a record track at the top of my session and just drag the takes down as I work through the song. Great video, I always learn something when I come here. :-)
2 of my new favorite things: Studio One and your tutorials. Plus, I'm in Chattanooga so it's nice to know someone as close as Nashville is making these videos.
So many people be sleeping on this daw I branched out to ableton this past year to satisfy all my friends I jam with and just went back to my true love which is studio one! ☝️
So do you know how to create a track, add your specific instrument, record and edit out dead air? Like if I play separate tracks for the intro, chorus and verses and outtro, how do I edit out the dead air and put them together? I don't need to turn it into an LP. I just want a simple guitar track and nobody I talk to knows how to do it or won't say.
@@vindieseldouble there’s a few ways to open up a new track like the plus button on the top left of the arranger or by pressing crtl T then record you take/stem and you can move and drag stems around as you like
@@rustyfritz7743 I have zero idea what you're talking about when you say stem or arranger. I can add a track but it doesn't make it a track for my telecaster and when I hit record it doesn't show any metering of my sound.
@@rustyfritz7743 This is exactly my frustration with these videos and the advice given. I don't want the advice of someone who knows these terms and who is a studio engineer for life who creates tutorials. I want a regular moron like me to explain it with regular terms I don't need to be a record producer to understand. Can we find a way to do that?
If tutorials are supposed to be like this, I'd never stop learning 😂😂 ❤️ That intro, "bunk", "little secret", etc. super hilarious. Watched again n again 😍😍 The content was useful as always.
Thanks Joe you answered my layers question! And also, thanks for showing how many things are possible with studio one! It's like a programming language one will never be able to do it all!
that is a perfect comment, I was just thinking this same thing yesterday. I am a full time software developer and learning all of this is very much like learning a new programming language/tool.
Hi Joe, that was one of the best videos I watched produced by you. It was great, simple and straight to the point. Captivating and easy to follow. Liked the accent. Did you know that you don't have to add a new layer each time, that you can set Studi One to 'Takes to Layers,' by changing the 'Record Mode' on the 'Record Panel?' Of cause you do, you just forgot to mention it. But thanks, I never relealised that you could access each layer via the inspector. Thanks Joe, great job. I think a lot of us would miss out on a lot of the great features of Studio One if it wasn't for the likes of yourself and Gregor. Until the next time, have a good day.
So, at 8:44 magic appeared! If you didn't record multiple takes at a time (i.e. a studio session), but rather recorded different Live performances (i.e. concerts, church services, or sessions).... How would you pull in a 2nd song take from a different recording and Convert it to Layers? To elaborate: Say you have 2 concerts and you're editing the full band, and you want to merge the best sections of each song. So, you pull the 2nd set of tracks (concert 2) below the first set of tracks (concert 1). How do you convert the 2nd recording of band tracks to become the 2nd Layer?
Fantastic tool, I return to your video to tell you that I used the layers and what a way to save time, before I cut piece by piece and thus I put together my main track, but now I just select and that's it. Thanks for so many great tips.
Yes, this type of easy and straightforward editing and layers is why I have chosen to exclusively use only use STUDIO ONE. I have found overall Studio one is the overall easiest and best to make quick and easy tracks. Good show and thanks for being mature I know you know what I mean! Good job!
I must be the stupidest human being alive because no amount of videos has enabled me to create and edit one single guitar track in the last 4 months of trying. I don't get any of this.
Please move "layers follow selection" to preferences or give us the option to have it off as default. If you forget to turn it off and you edit something on the top layer, you will edit the rest of them without seeing it. But more crazy, if you make a template with "layers follw selection" off and you duplicate the track, S1 will turn it on again on the new track. That's plain crazy and not useful at all. I totally LOVE S1 and I use it every day, but I hope they will fix this in the next update.
Way back in Sonar 8.5 we could hit Record Ready on my track Swipe, hit punch In, Swipe, hit Loop and go Red. It gave me preroll and auto punch, we could do As Many Takes As We Needed, hit Spacebat to Stop and it Automatically popped open All the Punches in their Own Track Already Routed. You can immediately see the tracks not finished or started late and ignore or delete them. No extra drop down menu waste of time. This was Great and very usable way of working. Is there a way you can get the programmers at Personus to add this?
I Love you, Joe...Always with great content! And so hilarious, like I've literally watched 5 videos straight because of how good you explain things. Studio One is a Super Great Audio Software... And I recommend it everywhere and to all my Producer or Engineer friends.
Can you dynamically keep adding layers on a loop record? EDIT: Solution: Just loop your section and turn on “record takes to layers” on the recording panel.
Awesome thanks! I have a template I made for recording lead vocals, but I usually do additional vocals in the main song file after importing the lead, so this will come in handy. I'm sure I use 10% of S1's functionality, love the videos you guys make keep them coming!
Would be nice to have layers in the Project Page. Could have each layer assigned to different mastering effects (If you could assign different plugins to each), enabling them when each one becomes the active layer, to compare the different results.
Thank you Joe! But could you please explain where is a video about takes and loop recording that you announced in this video? I'm looking for that but I've found only this one about layers.
4:00 In the software of our company, in such cases we always say to customers "Unexpected way of use" and I have to say, some customers are really very creative 😁.
What type of mixer do you have? I've just purchased as Blue Spark SL Mic, DBX 286X , and I have a presonus mixer...I can't seem to get a clean vocal going in without a hum noise
Question about how you're recording this video.. Do you use the one mic to input into both StudioOne and whatever you're recording the video with (OBS, other?)? I have a Behringer UM2 and MS Windows 10 and the free StudioOne version and find it impossible to use the same mic input on the Behringer for inputs to both StudioOne and OBS when I want to record a Windows Capture type recording. It's probably my lack of knowledge, but might it not be possible? It seems that StudioOne wants to take over the audio input and not share it with other software.
Joe, this is great. But a long time ago I used an old version of Cubase that let you set loop points, and you could record until your hard drive busted, and it would auto create a new layer every time it reached the end of the loop. Is that possible in Studio One? I’d hate to manually create a new layer each time.
Great video Joe, I'm new to Studio One, so it took me a while to find this. It's actually how it's been working in Logic Pro X for years. But Logic calls it takes and you don't have to "create' a new layer, you can just hit record and it records the layer (take) over the previous one and keeps both so you can comp afterwards.
@Oliseh Azuya haha, no I dumped Logic 😄 I made a lot of songs in Studio One already, mostly demo's and 1 EP for a band. After the summer I'm gonna start tracking for my own band.
DISCLAIMER!!: you can decide what the group will do togather, if you want them to just edit togathher you can. open the track list, press on the 3 bowling pins, press right mouse click on the group, and you can delselect everything but editing.
If you record several events on a track, and then move to the intersection and back, then the events in the layers begin to collapse. Is it assumed that events cannot be crossed when working with layers?
We call these "virtual takes" with digital multitrack recorders. The word "promote" throws me off though. But this is nice to know, Ive never used "layers" it in my Studio One yet...thanks joe !
Suggestion: Try a Presonus Sphere subscription to "test drive" vers.5 Pro before you decide. Very affordable to do. (You can have vers.4 and vers.5 installed at the same time.) Just don't open/save your old vers. 4 projects in vers.5 until you purchase -because once they save and update to version 5, you can't reopen them in version 4.
I think key command "e" expands layers, easier than clicking that tiny button. Mine seems to behave differently, it creates a comp track automatically, so even if I record one take, the track has two sections already. Must be a setting..
Hi Joe, enjoying all your stuff, but I have a question: I'm pretty new to using DAWs and come from the digital 'Portastudio' world where the machines I used had a facility that was usually called "Optimise". This was a way of getting rid of all the unused/unnecessary stuff and save a hell of a lot of disk space. I can't find an easy way to do this on S1. I have recently recorded a song where I had done the vocal 20 times and the bass 30 times etc, but I only want to keep the top layer of all these tracks. As I said, on my old multi-track machines these could all be deleted at the touch of a button and you'd see the size of the files more than half. Could you explain how this is done in S1? Thanks and keep up the great work
What if I'm recording multitrack drums and I want to go between takes/layers for all the drum tracks at once? I usually record entire takes and just pick the best one instead of mixing and matching the best sounding parts of each take. EDIT: I just watched to the end of the video and you completely answered my question! Luckily I kept watching till the end haha
There's also an option for Recording to Layers! Hit the settings gear in the transport at the bottom of the screen and click Record to Layers. This allows you to record each layer without having to create a new layer each time. If you record it will automatically make a new one
That's one of those options in S1 that nobody knows why isn't enabled by default.
Thank you for that comment. I was just looking for a way to do that because the way it is presented here and is by default it is useless to me. I usually am behind a mountain of gear when recording and having to reach the computer to create new layers before each take doesn't make any sense.
Coming from Cubase, where it's called lanes. I just put it in loop and record three takes, without stopping. Then, I comp straight from the lanes. Does recording to layers allow you to do that?
@@gillihansmobilewelding yep you can totally do that! You can set the loop and just hit record. Each pass will do its own layer
@@shout64 Thanks
I've been watching Studio One layer vids all night. This is the only one that matters.
Joe, this comment is not about the video itself it is about you as a teacher. You are a natural. Your teaching style is fantastic. I am a Uni professor and have won every teaching award available but you, mate, you are better. I am a S1 professional user and every time I have a doubt, your videos have the answer and it is so enjoyable to watch them!!!! Keep up the good work.
Ok, this has become my go-to video for every time I just need to laugh. Thanks Joel! You really know how to rejoice without mocking, a skill we all need to develop.
using s1 for 10 years now and still learning it always
I've been trying to record and edit one single guitar track since April and can't do it. None of the videos online seem to want to tell me this very simple shit. I don't know why.
Studio One is quickly becoming the ultimate recording solution. I've recently ditched my multi track recorders and gone completely computerised. It hasn't been easy, but Studio One is really proving itself to be the ultimate recording environment, along with my 16.0.2 Presonus Studio Live mixer.
hey Joe. I was working on a song and found out that I didn't know anything about how to use layers. In a matter of minutes, I was able to find this video and I just want to emphasize how extremely fun your video content is. I'm smiling while I'm learning. Of course, Gregor is a legend as well, but keep it up Joe. Thank you.
7:00 the ability to nudge the beginning and end of each promoted section is soooooo helpful.
I was looking for this feature since in Cubase it's called Track versions. I'm happy I found this. S1 is getting better and better!
Thank you, Joe! Great video (as always)!
Just one remark to speed up the workflow even more: Whenever I want to preview (can you say prelisten?) parts of the layers, I just click into the waveform while holding the ALT key. Doing so, you don't have to switch between the layers and solo them one after another.
Presonus rules - and so do your video tutorials!
Holy hell I've been watching you for a long time and love your teaching style...but that accent, perfectly said and honest to God the funniest thing I watch online...over and over and over. After 6 months of watching this classic intro, I've finally benefitted from the actual use of "layers." I could watch this intro a thousand more times and I will. Always been meaning to thank you. You did it so authentically, I pissed my pants the very first time!
You can also have Studio One create layers by recording over your previous take. You have to turn it on in settings. I always have a record track at the top of my session and just drag the takes down as I work through the song. Great video, I always learn something when I come here. :-)
This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for today. Thanks Joe and Presonus
Had me fooled with that intro. Glad to see you guys are having some fun while promoting your product!
Me as well lol so many tutorials are done by people from Europe.
can you tell me what the intro refers to?
2 of my new favorite things: Studio One and your tutorials. Plus, I'm in Chattanooga so it's nice to know someone as close as Nashville is making these videos.
I have been deleting these out of ignorance lol 😂 Now I understand their purpose thanks Joe😂🤷🏽♂️
Is he Impersonating Gregor in the beginning?😂😂😂
Good job Joe🎉🎉🎉
So many people be sleeping on this daw I branched out to ableton this past year to satisfy all my friends I jam with and just went back to my true love which is studio one! ☝️
So do you know how to create a track, add your specific instrument, record and edit out dead air? Like if I play separate tracks for the intro, chorus and verses and outtro, how do I edit out the dead air and put them together? I don't need to turn it into an LP. I just want a simple guitar track and nobody I talk to knows how to do it or won't say.
@@vindieseldouble there’s a few ways to open up a new track like the plus button on the top left of the arranger or by pressing crtl T then record you take/stem and you can move and drag stems around as you like
@@rustyfritz7743 I have zero idea what you're talking about when you say stem or arranger. I can add a track but it doesn't make it a track for my telecaster and when I hit record it doesn't show any metering of my sound.
@@rustyfritz7743 This is exactly my frustration with these videos and the advice given. I don't want the advice of someone who knows these terms and who is a studio engineer for life who creates tutorials. I want a regular moron like me to explain it with regular terms I don't need to be a record producer to understand. Can we find a way to do that?
@@vindieseldouble I can do a web call and display my screen maybe sometime if you want I don’t mind
Do you know how much time you probably just saved me in future recordings? Wow!!!!
If tutorials are supposed to be like this, I'd never stop learning 😂😂
❤️
That intro, "bunk", "little secret", etc. super hilarious. Watched again n again 😍😍 The content was useful as always.
Best 13 mins of my day so far!
Thought it said "lawyers" for a second, I was like "damn, Studio One does EEEEVERYTHING"
Man I LOVE this information! All of these videos give me things I wouldnt think of on my own
...brilliant video - short, sharp, to the point, and wow, this app is amazing! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks so much for going into more detail. I saw the first short video, promptly forgot, and this really anchors it in my small brain. Thank you!
Outstanding Video Joe! Thank you! Feeling like Schoolhouse Rocky, Knowledge is Power!! This video is officially saved and added to my list of favs!!
Thanks Joe you answered my layers question! And also, thanks for showing how many things are possible with studio one! It's like a programming language one will never be able to do it all!
that is a perfect comment, I was just thinking this same thing yesterday.
I am a full time software developer and learning all of this is very much like learning a new programming language/tool.
I wonder if you could record takes or layers and hear them together when they loop like you can with a hardware looper to build motifs ?
That....would've saved me literal DAYS over the years. FML...
DUUUUUDEEEEE. This is massive. Thank you
Nice! I was looking for a way to comp takes together similar to how I used to in Sonar, very helpful
I never knew this, but I’m excited to try it out
Hi Joe, that was one of the best videos I watched produced by you. It was great, simple and straight to the point. Captivating and easy to follow. Liked the accent. Did you know that you don't have to add a new layer each time, that you can set Studi One to 'Takes to Layers,' by changing the 'Record Mode' on the 'Record Panel?'
Of cause you do, you just forgot to mention it. But thanks, I never relealised that you could access each layer via the inspector. Thanks Joe, great job. I think a lot of us would miss out on a lot of the great features of Studio One if it wasn't for the likes of yourself and Gregor. Until the next time, have a good day.
hahahahahahahaha!!!! Loved the intro!!!!!!!!! I think I´ve literally seen ALL your videos Joe!!! Learn a lot!!!
So, at 8:44 magic appeared! If you didn't record multiple takes at a time (i.e. a studio session), but rather recorded different Live performances (i.e. concerts, church services, or sessions).... How would you pull in a 2nd song take from a different recording and Convert it to Layers?
To elaborate: Say you have 2 concerts and you're editing the full band, and you want to merge the best sections of each song. So, you pull the 2nd set of tracks (concert 2) below the first set of tracks (concert 1). How do you convert the 2nd recording of band tracks to become the 2nd Layer?
Fantastic tool, I return to your video to tell you that I used the layers and what a way to save time, before I cut piece by piece and thus I put together my main track, but now I just select and that's it.
Thanks for so many great tips.
Yes, this type of easy and straightforward editing and layers is why I have chosen to exclusively use only use STUDIO ONE. I have found overall Studio one is the overall easiest and best to make quick and easy tracks. Good show and thanks for being mature I know you know what I mean! Good job!
I must be the stupidest human being alive because no amount of videos has enabled me to create and edit one single guitar track in the last 4 months of trying. I don't get any of this.
Please move "layers follow selection" to preferences or give us the option to have it off as default. If you forget to turn it off and you edit something on the top layer, you will edit the rest of them without seeing it. But more crazy, if you make a template with "layers follw selection" off and you duplicate the track, S1 will turn it on again on the new track. That's plain crazy and not useful at all. I totally LOVE S1 and I use it every day, but I hope they will fix this in the next update.
0:40 Joe goes to grab his glasses but completely misses it , great video as always J.G
Great video! Two of my favorite things. Recording and hamburgers! Thanks for all you have taught me!
This feature is bonkers. Love it and can't wait to put it to use! Thanks for the super helpful walkthru.
Way back in Sonar 8.5 we could hit Record Ready on my track Swipe, hit punch In, Swipe, hit Loop and go Red. It gave me preroll and auto punch, we could do As Many Takes As We Needed, hit Spacebat to Stop and it Automatically popped open All the Punches in their Own Track Already Routed. You can immediately see the tracks not finished or started late and ignore or delete them. No extra drop down menu waste of time. This was Great and very usable way of working. Is there a way you can get the programmers at Personus to add this?
One-minute videos are great! I've learned quick hacks that improved my workflow. Thank you!
Teddy Riley does toggle between layers, make cuts, use different effects and toggle between which is killer. For RB and Hip Hop it works great.
where did you seen it?
Aye, no bad intro accent, joe. I await your Scottish trad album soon!!
This was truly helpful!
Thanks so much, Joe. It's save my life.
I Love you, Joe...Always with great content! And so hilarious, like I've literally watched 5 videos straight because of how good you explain things. Studio One is a Super Great Audio Software... And I recommend it everywhere and to all my Producer or Engineer friends.
Your Modus Operandi is the way I have worked for a while - got there myself but this is great for newcomers.
The grouping part lost me a bit, but this video was super useful. I have A LOT to learn!
Thanks Joe God Bless you!
You're awesome Joe! :-)
Can you dynamically keep adding layers on a loop record?
EDIT: Solution: Just loop your section and turn on “record takes to layers” on the recording panel.
Awesome thanks! I have a template I made for recording lead vocals, but I usually do additional vocals in the main song file after importing the lead, so this will come in handy. I'm sure I use 10% of S1's functionality, love the videos you guys make keep them coming!
That was awesome!!! (the intro man... AWESOME!!!)
Hi Joe, studio one is amazing or what!!!
I didnt know about layers, goodbye to multiple tracks for capture love studio one the best daw
Outstanding video. I still miss a deep tutorial from Presonus on Atom SQ
Would be nice to have layers in the Project Page. Could have each layer assigned to different mastering effects (If you could assign different plugins to each), enabling them when each one becomes the active layer, to compare the different results.
Thank you Joe! But could you please explain where is a video about takes and loop recording that you announced in this video? I'm looking for that but I've found only this one about layers.
Greaaat! Thanks!
4:00 In the software of our company, in such cases we always say to customers "Unexpected way of use" and I have to say, some customers are really very creative 😁.
Cool Feature Joe
I've got this one bookmarked, so helpful! :-)
Great job, Joe!!
very useful as always!
I was just thinking about this very thing. Thank you!
What type of mixer do you have?
I've just purchased as Blue Spark SL Mic, DBX 286X , and I have a presonus mixer...I can't seem to get a clean vocal going in without a hum noise
This is great to know, Joe! Thanks!
Question about how you're recording this video.. Do you use the one mic to input into both StudioOne and whatever you're recording the video with (OBS, other?)? I have a Behringer UM2 and MS Windows 10 and the free StudioOne version and find it impossible to use the same mic input on the Behringer for inputs to both StudioOne and OBS when I want to record a Windows Capture type recording. It's probably my lack of knowledge, but might it not be possible? It seems that StudioOne wants to take over the audio input and not share it with other software.
Joe, this is great. But a long time ago I used an old version of Cubase that let you set loop points, and you could record until your hard drive busted, and it would auto create a new layer every time it reached the end of the loop. Is that possible in Studio One? I’d hate to manually create a new layer each time.
Record settings - record takes to layers.
awesome intro!
Bounce chic-a bounce bounce!
Dicas Fantásticas! Obrigado!
Can't wait to try. Thanks!!
Great video. Really well put together. Thank you sir.
Great stuff.
Great video Joe, I'm new to Studio One, so it took me a while to find this. It's actually how it's been working in Logic Pro X for years. But Logic calls it takes and you don't have to "create' a new layer, you can just hit record and it records the layer (take) over the previous one and keeps both so you can comp afterwards.
@Oliseh Azuya yes, after you set it to.
@Oliseh Azuya haha, no I dumped Logic 😄 I made a lot of songs in Studio One already, mostly demo's and 1 EP for a band. After the summer I'm gonna start tracking for my own band.
DISCLAIMER!!: you can decide what the group will do togather, if you want them to just edit togathher you can. open the track list, press on the 3 bowling pins, press right mouse click on the group, and you can delselect everything but editing.
Was comin' here to say this! Makes Groups that much more useful.
@@nkozi its something they added in 4.5, i loved that update.
Yes absolutely. Thanks for the heads up. - Joe Gilder
killer! thank you!!!
O wuv you Joe. The videos are do REAL!
That is SO slick!
If you record several events on a track, and then move to the intersection and back, then the events in the layers begin to collapse. Is it assumed that events cannot be crossed when working with layers?
Brilliant! I never knew. Thanks man, great info!
Great tutorial 👌 Thank you ❤
I❤studio one
u nailed it lhh
We call these "virtual takes" with digital multitrack recorders. The word "promote" throws me off though. But this is nice to know, Ive never used "layers" it in my Studio One yet...thanks joe !
Love your tutorials, Joe. Thanks!
Great - as always!!
I love to see the plug-in sr, cheers
I use studio one 4 artist to upgrade to professional which level would suggest I go to?
Suggestion: Try a Presonus Sphere subscription to "test drive" vers.5 Pro before you decide. Very affordable to do. (You can have vers.4 and vers.5 installed at the same time.) Just don't open/save your old vers. 4 projects in vers.5 until you purchase -because once they save and update to version 5, you can't reopen them in version 4.
I think key command "e" expands layers, easier than clicking that tiny button.
Mine seems to behave differently, it creates a comp track automatically, so even if I record one take, the track has two sections already. Must be a setting..
Great vid very helpful informative and WANG! 😆👍
For a second I frowned thinking "was this guy had this kind of accent?" lol
"...and wah!"
Hi Joe, enjoying all your stuff, but I have a question: I'm pretty new to using DAWs and come from the digital 'Portastudio' world where the machines I used had a facility that was usually called "Optimise". This was a way of getting rid of all the unused/unnecessary stuff and save a hell of a lot of disk space. I can't find an easy way to do this on S1. I have recently recorded a song where I had done the vocal 20 times and the bass 30 times etc, but I only want to keep the top layer of all these tracks. As I said, on my old multi-track machines these could all be deleted at the touch of a button and you'd see the size of the files more than half. Could you explain how this is done in S1?
Thanks and keep up the great work
What if I'm recording multitrack drums and I want to go between takes/layers for all the drum tracks at once? I usually record entire takes and just pick the best one instead of mixing and matching the best sounding parts of each take.
EDIT: I just watched to the end of the video and you completely answered my question! Luckily I kept watching till the end haha
This is AMAZING!!!
very nic - thanks
I like you, Joe, keep up the good works, today you made me laugh