In this video, Eric breaks down his favorite new features in Studio One Version 7. He breaks down AI-powered stem separation, global transpose function, advanced tempo detection, and the new drum editor, which has impact built-in. Top 4 New Features in Studio One Pro 7 In this video, Eric highlights the four most important new features that come with PreSonus Studio …
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In this video, Eric breaks down how to get heavy tones using pre-Sonus Ampire high density packs. You’ll be able to hear some of the tones you can get as well as the different amp and pedal settings within Studio One. In this video, Eric walks through how to dial in heavy metal guitar tones using PreSonus Studio One’s Ampire …
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In the video today, I talk about three places to think about signal flow and which order you should put your effects in when it comes to recording in your DAW. Eric explains how to think about the order of audio effects when recording or mixing music. He goes through: 1. Signal Flow Basics 2. Common Effect …
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When mixing in Studio One, understanding the difference between pre-fader and post-fader sends is crucial for achieving professional results. Whether you’re creating a custom headphone mix, applying effects, or fine-tuning your track’s dynamics, knowing when to use pre-fader or post-fader sends can significantly impact your workflow and final sound. What Is the Difference Between Pre-Fader …
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In this video, I go over a question I had when I first started playing around with pedals. Which order should you put them in? I go over this as well as explain each of the effects I have on my pedalboard.
If you are a guitar player and recording your own music, where do you start? In this video, I show you how to sequence drum parts easily so you can layer great guitar parts over top.