Studio One 5 New FEATURES that NO ONE is TALKING ABOUT!!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2020
- Why is everyone not talking about these features? Listen to the plugin updates in Studio One 5: • Studio One 5 Features ...
Keep watching this video to find out what plugins and features you are missing if you already got Studio One 5 before exploring your options.
Also, yes I've discovered the upgrade fee from 4 is only 150.
Still, considering all of the extra things you get with Sphere, I'm standing by these thoughts on Studio One 5.
However, if you don't want all of the extra goodies then the 150 is a fair deal...
But honestly, I've been blown away! See some of the new plugins in action in this video: • Studio One 5 Features ...
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I bought studio one 4 and got 5 for free because of their grace period. I might look into sphere later. great video
awesome! you should be good. although it's nice having the extra plugs :)
I think Sphere is a great deal
Except if you already have S14 and Notion and lots of instruments, Sphere may not make sense yet. If you stop paying for it, you default back to v.4. For new users it's awesome. For others it'll make sense to buy v.5. And then go to Sphere if desired, knowing that if you drop it, you'll still have v.5.
This is true, sort of... If you don't have or need the extra plugins, then you make an excellent point!
Except Sphere is 695 PLN a year, while the upgrade to Studio One 5 Pro is 600 PLN. I already own Notion and Batch Converter since they were on a huge sale and cost me 307 PLN combined. The educational upgrade pricing for Studio One 4 Artist to Pro was 305 PLN and now the Studio One 5 educational upgrade was 339 PLN for me. So upgrading from Studio One Artist to Pro, plus Notion and Batch Converter was cheaper than a year of Sphere, and is a lifelong license. I don't have to pay if I don't deem the new features worth the admission price to me. Granted, I didn't get the loops and sounds (which are not that great and I'm better served with external libraries which I already own), cloud storage (which I don't need that much as I have 1TB of OneDrive storage from my university at the moment, and have 6TB of HDD storage in my current workstation, plus Splice is free and unlimited as far as I know), or addons like CTC-1 and Fat Channel models which weren't given away previously (550, Baxandall, Brit Comp, 160, C100A, FC-670, Solar 69, Tube EQ). But that's it. I have storage, I have T-RackS and Waves plugins for my 550, 160 and Brit Comp needs, and I couldn't care less about meh-quality loops and orchestral samples.
It doesn't make sense if you're already producing semi-professionally and have what you need. It's not a great deal for everyone. Especially if you're paid $40-50 (180PLN) a mix, so 2 mixes done gets you a full upgrade to a new major version of SO. Sphere eats into the budget way more than a perpetual license if you're doing audio somewhat seriously.
Granted, I'm spoiled because I'm still studying. But getting a year of subscription to the DAW + stuff I won't really be using thrown extra, or getting a lifetime license of the thing I actually wanted, at the same price, is not even a question.
Thank you for taking the time to write this. It sounds like you got a great deal. Congrats!
@@GetSongsDone Indeed, it's amazing what kind of savings you can get when you wait for a yearly sale. Add student discounts on top of that and things get extremely affordable. Cheers!
@@QrchackOfficial out of curiosity, did you have to show a student ID?
@@GetSongsDone Yes, Presonus don't sell EDU licenses directly - you have to contact your distributor or look if they have listings for the EDU versions online. I bought on Thomann and sent them photos of both sides of my ID card, and that was enough for them. You can also show them a written statement/letter from the school. Exact terms vary by distributor, it's the distributor who determines if you get your code or not.
@@GetSongsDone I just bought the upgrade to v5 today, my ID expiry date was 30-03-2020, but here in Poland my university was locked down since 13-03, and is yet to be reopened in October. There was official legislation passed that makes all IDs that were valid up to 30 days before lockdown are valid until 60 days after schools resume operation - without the need to physically go to the office and get a new validation sticker. They honored this at Thomann with absolutely no issues, in fact I didn't even send them new photos. Just asked in the support chat prior to purchase, and apparently a different guy who was processing my order just let it through. No idea if he contacted they guy I was speaking with, or just passed it in good faith; anyway, it was all resolved in one business day for my first purchase and several hours today.
I agree. I bought Studio One 4 but when 5 came out, I did Sphere. Wow! Access to everything. I get it: if it was more than $50 per month, I'd hesitate because I'm not a subscription fan either. However, for $15 you get virtually every piece of software plus plugins plus Notion instruments plus upgrades. Come on, that's a deal!
yeah, that's what I'm saying! Trying to save people csh with this video, but some people are so upset! It's kind of close with the upgrade fee, but you get so much stuff with Sphere...
This is the way.
Do think if we pick the subscription model, we don't need to go for much pricey products like omnisphere, konkat, etc?
Still probably need one or two great sounding VSTS. If you are on a budget grab Surge for free. Vital is free with paid options. Capsule gives you a one month trial. Slate digital, plugin alliance, and kilohearts have affordable subscriptions with instruments and decent vsts.
I don't know how I get in here but I'm subscribed. Good luck man.
Thank you, means a lot:)
I have been using Studio One for a few years now and I have rarely if ever had the issues you were having with drop outs during playback. I think you were right when you were thinking of purchasing a new computer or having it checked out. I hope it all works out for you. Keep up with the content.
As someone else mentioned in the comments, I think it was an issue with plugins not up to date. Thanks for watching :)
Hey there. Great video. I have been buying S1 through Splice monthly for $16 so this helps. I saw your comment on my channel. Thanks for watching. You've earned a new subscriber. If you're ok with a bit of feedback, you might consider reducing the amount of camera movement and rapid cuts. I know a lot of content creators do it but it makes it difficult to watch. Cuts and pans are fine but too many get in the way of the message. Keep up the good work and I look forward to watching your channel grow.
Thank you Fidget! About the cuts, I only cut every time I say uh or umm... Should be less as I get more comfortable speaking on camera. I'll keep in mind to have a lower proportion of zooms next time. Thank you for subscribing:)
Is that a Godin behind you?
Nice catch 😲 It sure is!
Get Songs Done I have an A6 Ultra. Love those things!
Still on Studio One 4 Artist. Most of the updates don't really help me in my workflow. However, I'd heard of Sphere, but hadn't looked into it. Might have to now.
Check your account. I think some people get a few free months if they purchased a different version. Don't quote me on that though.
@@GetSongsDone Will do. Thanks!
Your absolute right. It's funny I found your video today because I was thinking the value of Sphere is way above the cut. Presonus actually done the subscription thing right.
I think in the past audio software companies didn't offer much of a value with their subscription plans. To me, Presonus' subscription plan was a no brainer. Excellent video and kudos to Presonus.
Thanks Russ! Glad you agree. Seem to be a lot of dislikes on this video. They must have already purchased Studio One 5 😢
@@GetSongsDone I think most of the production community these days do not make good business purchases. They don't actually analyze cost over a long period of time. Even if recording/mixing audio is a hobby, this deal makes more sense for your bottom line with regards to cost. Presonus releases a major update about every year at $149.95 for the upgrade, so people - do the math.
Yeah, can be kinda misleading until you put pen to paper. The price is definitely right for a sub (RE: they remained conservative). You're paying more to maintain the sub than you are to upgrade your license incrementally though (not to mention you lose it all when the sub stops). The topic of "value" is entirely subjective, but no argument you get more when paying more. Really comes down to what you value in the Sphere realm. For me, it's just a bunch of extra content that holds little relevance. I'm sure myself and many others are precise in what content we curate for our libraries (IE. to stay focused -- so easy to get too inundated with options).
Personal perspective on paper over ~3 years (to give folks a real world example):
-Upgraded from Studio One 1/2 to 3 in 2017: $149.00
-Upgraded from Studio One 1/2/3 to 4 in 2018: $149.95
-Upgraded from Studio One 1/2/3/4 to 5 EOY 2020 (basically 2 full years later): $162.97
Total Shakedown: $461.92
Equivalency in Sphere Realm: $540.00 (if you're getting hit with tax on that sub it's more)
Direct Savings (3 years): $78.08
It's a close call and the extra content certainly offers amazing value for those that aren't stressed running into a wall with maintaining that sub. That said, there is a propensity for the delta to shrink or grow exponentially depending on the update cycle they're able to kick out. If major updates start adhering to a ~2+ year cycle instead of yearly it becomes a much bigger consideration. Folks that hit hard times and can't maintain subs really suffer in periods of downtime. Those with a license continue to reap the benefits of having proper rights to the core package and keeping their brain well oiled. ;)
The good news is EVERYONE benefits from Presonus taking this step. Anything that further solidifies and grows their base market share is good for all of us. Options options! Means quality updates and no shortage of revenue to keep kicking them out! *Liked* the video, Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays. GL with the channel and cheers to all the fellow SO users.
Thank you for taking the time to write all of this out. Hopefully everyone will read it ;)
@@GetSongsDone You bet man. You got far too many dislikes on this. People abuse that just because they disagree. If you don't like something, just move on unless it's offensive, then error your grievances with the 'dislike' button IMO. I think you made your points obvious. You're entitled to your own subjectivity in the process just like folks are entitled to disagree, but that doesn't mean they need to down vote. A lot of time and work goes into making videos and you can't possibly appeal to everyone. Sometimes its good to stir the pot and get opposing discussion going so those of us that actually maintain open and constructive schools of thought can soak up more perspectives.
@@tstille Thank you again for understanding.
Totally enjoyed your video. I never looked at the plugins enough. The presentation and all marketing didn't really point to that. Maybe it will change my descision. The bug fixes and speed/dropout improvements make the whole thiuing really interesting, but again, they weren't advertised. I actively searched for a list of the smaller workflow features and bugfixes for days and found nothing. So that in my opinion is a lapse mostly on Presonus' marketing side. I had already decided to skip this version, but this information might make me reconsider. I was seriously considering leaving Studio One behind because stability and performance had gotten so bad, I couldn't really produce anymore. The constant issues just kept kicking me out of creative mode (flow state). Especially in the ones greate 4.5.. So hearing that exactly those points got better... hmm. Definitely considering upgtrading to 5 then.
That being said, the point with the license, while legally correct, kinda misses the point. As a user, once I paid for my license for a specific version, I can use it indefinitely. If that's the extent that I need, I am actually saving a lot of money compared to the regular 16 dollars a month. Especially if I can't utilize notion and the the other plugins. And even more so, if I choose to stay at a version and skip one major release.
If there was a version of sphere that didn't make me buy the whole bundle, but only Studio One (possibly with an upgrade for the libraries) and if those were comparable to dividing the Studio One price, maybe. The song backup option really is interestimng though. But yeah, all in all your video made me reconsider both points. Definitely gonna think about upgrading to 5. Not sure about Sphere yet.
Yeah, my flow was messed up too. From what I understand it may not have entirely been Presonus' fault as it could be compatibility issues with outdated plugins. Yet, they fixed these issues for Studio One 5. You can always cancel Sphere if it doesn't work for you. Maybe it's an extra $30 a year if you don't use all the plugins, but I think it's a cool option regardless. Also, I was pleasantly surprised by the sound of their channel strip and fat channel plugins as well. Totally worth it IMO
I think presonus sphere is great value because upgrade of any new update is free for presonus sphere subscribers. Having studio one 5 license is great too but u still need to pay for upgrade after 2 years or so . To me they are almost thesame and if care is not taken sphere subscriptions is better in the long run. The truth is 14dolar a month is no money as compared to what u stand to achieve. Many will spend more that 14box in a bear parlor or even pay more for cinma or tv subscription and u get nothing. for me i value learning over money....and sphere is a platform for learning however good u are in music, u still need to keep learning to stay relevant...so buy license or pay subscription the goal is to make good music and also help presonus make studio one better...
Thank you for writing this. It's nice to hear positive feedback :)
Good point. I just posted your vid on reddit, maybe you get some viewers.
Thank you!
what is the thread?
@@GetSongsDone It´s here www.reddit.com/r/StudioOne/comments/htfwgr/a_different_view_to_the_subscription_model/
Hey "Get Songs Done", Great Video.
I found it by accident, probably because of the topic.
I think your opinion about Sphere was interesting,
I think for many people that Sphere may be more cost effective.
Especially for those who are less invested.
I think that is why Presonus gives both options.
"This is very much a rant, but I am not trying to complain about
you, Presonus or any of the users. If any part sounds that way
It wasn’t supposed to, sorry “
I plan to purchase 5, when I am ready and I will explain why.
This is very wordy, because I have a strong opinion on why
I feel this way, but I am not trying to say that it is the only way.
I struggle between being an early adopter and frugal.
I am very excited about it. I feel that they have added some
things that were needed. Score View and a live mode.
The GUI has a nice overhaul and I know this means under the hood
probably had a lot of work.
Before I go any further, I want to mention that I really like Studio One I have been using it
since 2013 and have never been upset they didn't add features "that I wanted" but
made them for "someone else". Every feature they add makes the DAW better.
The current NEW features that will be most useful to me are
-Clip Gain Envelopes
-Key switches
-Improved chord detection from audio
I know I WILL upgrade to 5, I don't see "new" features that I "need" today.
This may just be me trying to rationalize being cheap and waiting.
I was a little disappointed that there weren't many FUN little things
but I know that so much of the program's CORE changed so they
had to focus on making those work.
I feel that there will be a 5.? within 6 months that will have
a big list of FUN little features that we all like to get.
I have seen this before. With Versions 3 and 4 the effort was on
a list of big overhauls.
When 3.5 and 4.5 came out these were loaded with workflow and creative
features that seemed to excite people more than the main releases.
MY FEELINGS ABOUT SPHERE
I have several thoughts on this.
I like the addition of the collaboration and cloud storage, I am hoping
they will also add an option for people who purchased the license
to get the online tools for a lower monthly cost.
As for Sphere being better for cost, I have mixed feelings.
I have been using S1 since version 2.5.
I bought my interface with Artist and upgraded to pro, when on sale.
I managed to utilize all of the Presonus sales.
I have 2,3,4 Pro. CTC-1, some of the fat channels, PSO, Goldbaby collection, 20th century synth and Analog Model Machine.
I did the math and it averaged to $70 per year, I didn't include the hardware cost.
I have looked at the Sphere content and see the items that I don't have.
Notion - I could add it for $50, if I wanted it.
Batch Converter - Not sure if I will use it.
More fat channels - already have some.
XT Studio Grand - This and PSO appear to be the only Presence instruments that are not CORE to PRO
All of the Notion instruments - Unless I use Notion I won't need them.
All off the Spark sets appear to be loop libraries - I have some loop libraries and don't tend to use them.
If they added more content it may change the balance of the opinion that I have.
The “get all the content” is awesome, but I have seen a lot of people misrepresent this and try to use it for their basis. I believe the content is great, but some people hear “get all” and think it means this includes so much that you won’t want anything else, or that it is everything in the shop. Many people will want items like Vocalign, Harmony plugins, Tape Emulation, 3rd party Analog modelers, Transient shapers, 3rd party instruments, Upgrades to Melodyne, Drum alignment plug-ins.
My struggle now is to wait for the sale or jump and pay the full price.
Most version releases were happening in March and didn't go on sale until Black Friday.
With the release being much later the next sale may be later.
Also, with the addition of sphere I fear that there may be less sales.
I am going to try to wait for a sale, but will get Prime 5 when it is available, so I can feel
the changes to the interface. This may push me over the edge.
I have a friend that had Artist 4.0 with an Audio box, for him Sphere is a great idea, the balance between the investment he has made and the added benefits defiantly lean toward sphere.
Thank you for the detailed reply. yeah, if you can wait until end of November you may be able to save a little. I wrote about Sphere and S15 in a little more detail here, getsongsdone.com/studio-one-5-review/
Keep making music, best wishes!
Also, I think I saw they offer 4 months of Sphere for free if you purchased (something) already. Not 100% though
Why your audio is so noisy?
Forgot to hit record on main mic. Had to use camera audio :( Thanks for asking!
I wanna learn how to do videos like this on my page
Do it!
Get Songs Done how?😂😂
I edit with the free version of Davinci Resolve on my computer. Plenty of tutorials on RUclips for that 😁
I paid for the software because I don't want or need Sphere - I have all the plugins I need, and I don't need Notion, nor do I need the collaboration aspects of Sphere. I pay once for 5, about £128 and this should be good for a few years, but Sphere I have to pay £138 every year. So for me it is not worth it. Certainly a new user would benefit from Sphere - but it is no use to me. I just know that the "exclusive content" is bound to be loops and EDM stuff I don't want or need. So don't try and make out us purchasers have made a mistake - we haven't.
Then you have nothing to worry about :) Just trying to help people save money and get more stuff.
@@GetSongsDone yes, but it is not a mistake to buy - Sphere may suit many people and in time maybe we'll all have to do this subscription - but many of us don't need this.
As far as I understand, S1 does paid updates yearly, no?
@@GetSongsDone not yearly - no. It was about 2 years between paid upgrades. But you don't have to buy it - with Sphere you have no choice or you lose all the software.
@@garyshepherd9226 You could also take 3 months off, then get it again... Works both ways
But when you stop paying you don’t own studio one 5 so your paying 240$ a year for shit you don’t own so that’s a big deal
Thank you for commenting. Sphere is 15/month times 12 months is 180/year, not 240. The upgrade may be worth it as it is 150 and not 399, but for an extra 30 bucks you get all the goodies Sphere offers, and you don't have to pay all at once.
Still, I realize my stance is somewhat polarizing, because people don't understand this ruclips.net/video/lZ6bz9-2LCo/видео.html.
First comment & subscriber
Thanks yamz!
I disagree with some of your opinions about buying software outright but it was still a good and informative video. I think you made good points about Sphere.
// Sphere member
Thanks for watching. I was a bit ranty, but it's a fact, you never own software, you are given a license in exchange for money. That's why they are called software licenses.
Theories and and ism's are opinions, but I'm not interested in starting a philosophical channel too. I think i already triggered enough people with this one 😝 Thanks again for watching, and commenting. Glad u got Sphere. Pretty cool so far... And if I'm wrong, I'll happily admit that as well.
@@GetSongsDone I still think there is a clear difference to buying a license and subscribing to a service. If I loose my job in 2 years and can no longer afford the subscription, having a license will enable me to keep making music, losing my subscription will lock me out of everything. That said if you are the type of person who finds value in all this extra content and you're planing on keeping the software up to date then Sphere is by far the best deal.
What I'm trying to say is software companies don't have to continue supporting old software that you "bought" because the terms of the license become limited or temporary based on every EULA I've ever seen.
but you dont own it.
There it is! 😂
15 a month for the right to not work on music unless you're online? sucks.
You can still purchase it outright if it's too inconvenient to log on every couple of days.