STUDIO ONE INSTRUMENTS VOL. 1+2 FULL
You can’t print your score out, mind – for that, you’ll still need to export to the full Notion – but that aside, the Score editor is a triumph, giving orchestral composers (and anyone else with at least basic understanding of music theory) all the tools required to get ‘trad’ with their MIDI editing.Īnother very handy new feature for composers working with complex sample-based orchestral libraries is the Keyswitch automation lane.
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The Score editor appears in the Editor panel (or window when detached) as a new tab alongside the Piano Roll and Drum editors and is as fully featured a notation editor as you could hope to find built into a DAW.ĭrawing and editing notes, symbols, articulations and dynamics are straightforward live note and enharmonic input analysis are impressively accurate multiple tracks can be displayed at once, and the detached window can be pinned for viewing the Score and Piano Roll or Drum editors together. Studio One has offered very capable bidirectional communication with PreSonus’ Notion scoring application since version 3, but v5 sees it fully integrated as an onboard editor. Individual mixer channels assigned to the Listen Bus (pre- or post-fader) can be soloed without affecting what you hear on the main output, and although that might not be particularly useful for the average bedroom producer, those working in studios with separate control and live rooms will certainly appreciate it. The Independent Listen Bus is a separate ‘control room’ output that sits parallel to the main output and houses most of the same controls – level fader, insert effects, etc.
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Related to this, External Instrument setups can now be dragged in from the browser and automatically routed to the default Aux channel. Essentially, it’s an audio input channel without an associated track, through which a connected synth, drum machine, etc, is fed into the mix and treated as an internal audio signal, complete with effects, automation, and – assuming the source is also being triggered from a MIDI track – inclusion in bounces and exports. The new Aux mixer channel type streamlines the integration of external instruments into Studio One projects.