In this video I demonstrate how to use the 'Between Each Marker' preference to quickly export multiple files when working in PreSonus Studio One. Using this option vs the traditional "Between Loop" format is an absolute lifesaver when needing to export various files according to pre-defined Markers in Studio One. That being said, there is a fundamental difference between the way this feature works with "Export Mixdown" vs "Export Stems" - Check out the video for more details.
Studio One Quick Tip - Using 'Create Ranges On Tracks' To Simplify Automation
Working With VCA's In PreSonus Studio One - Part 2 - VCA Automation Demystified
VCA’s (added in Version 3) were one of the biggest feature requests in PreSonus Studio One (especially from former Pro Tools users) In this 2nd video of a 2 part series, I demonstrate how to work with VCA's with respect to automation. More specifically, how to render VCA Automation into source tracks - as well as how to merge VCA Automation (static offsets) when needed.
Workflow Tip - Using Reference Tracks In PreSonus Studio One - Routing and Preferences
Studio One Quick Tip - How To Edit Adjacent MIDI Notes (Legato Phrases)
How To Export Raw Audio Files (Regions) In PreSonus Studio One
Exporting Stems In PreSonus Studio One - Follow-Up Q & A Video
Tracks vs Channels - Exporting Stems In PreSonus Studio One Demystified
The 'Export Stems' option in Studio One is an extremely useful way to quickly render out Stems from your Song. But did you know that there are some fundamental differences between using Tracks vs Channels? In this video, I demonstrate the key differences between the 2 methods - as well as when (and why) to use one method over the other.