Use ANYTHING as a Template in Studio One

[@iancurrie3763]

OMG, what a great video. Don't know I missed this one before but I just learned a lot. Humbled and excited to dive into this, thanks, Lukas!

[@gregnott7157]

Superb workflow content. Thanks!!

[@churchusa]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@realchuckwow]

Lukas, As usual. very useful information. thank you for taking the time to share this.

[@caeruleumblue9104]

Cheers Lukas that was great. Love how you can drill down into songs in the Files tab.

[@jimmydekeersmaeker]

Thanks. Today I was creating my first template and this tutorial was just what I needed to get it done. Great!

[@exitthelemming145]

Very useful video about what is probably a rather neglected and overlooked feature in Studio One

[@gastonbassi]

awesome!

[@Barncore]

That's amazing. Didn't even know Studio One could do that

[@muziksculp2r]

Hi Lukas,
Thank You for these very useful Studio One TIps

[@tam_ryan1036]

So useful, Lukas! Thanks so much :-)

[@eidolonethos]

Great !

[@Akimie]

Cochon

[@Marthins1]

Great

[@Deephouseproducer]

Hi Lukas. How do you save those loops with the instrument inside ? Thanks 😊😊

[@studioonetutorials]

You only need to drag an instrument part into the Files tab of the browser :)

[@Deephouseproducer]

@@studioonetutorials Very Nice :)

[@Deephouseproducer]

Thanks

[@Dinoschannel]

whenever I learn something new about studio one I feel like a total noob :)