PreSonus Audio Electronics Multitrack Recording Software (Studio One 4 Professional/Boxed)

I have been an avid Pro Tools user for years, but systems changed and I wasn't able to update my system. It was only useable on Windows 98. This software is downloaded and easily updated. It has the ability to print out my music which can be helpful when several instruments are involved. It is much more user friendly and has more options already available. There is no problem with limiters using Studio One. It is much easier to equalize the different tracks now. And the effects that can be placed on instruments and vocals is extensive. This is a great product for all artists.

Im a lifetime pro-tools user cause thats what I learned on starting out and in college, but after reading about how great this software is, I thought I would give it a try. I gotta say, IMO this software is light years better then protools. Im really happy I made the switch.

Seems to be fairly simple to use compared to other recording programs I've tried, great Guitar Amp plug ins.

Great DAW to use

Bought for a musician friend. They love it@

Gracias muy bueno

I've been producing since I was 17. I'm 36 now. I have produced in Reason, Fl Studio, Magix Samplitude and MPC. Then I made the jump to Studio One 4 Pro. I have been using it for about 6 months now and I love it. The workflow is amazing. The features are on point. There's so much to talk about on the subject. Whether you're experienced or not if you are questioning whether or not to buy Studio One 4 Pro and you need more creative freedom to work with, hands down I recommend it. Zero crashes since I've been working in Studio One. Flawless. A really cool feature that I think is so essential that I have never seen before is when you export a song, it will tell you if there is any clipping. Sometimes we miss a little over peaking but Studio One Pro will tell you on export so you can fix it. That's just one of many many many features. I produce lofi, hiphop beats, piano, horror soundtracks, orchestral and whatever weird mood I'm in I produce that too. I absolutely love how it integrates with my Studio 192 interface in the mixer and in the Audio I/O Setup. Look I can screenshot this software for hours and still not cover much ground. Go to splice . com and get the 14 day trial and if you can afford 400 upfront splice has rent to own zero interest easy as one 2 three.

You might need an M.I.T degree to figure it all out.Not for beginners

Studio One's workflow is amazing and the look of the program is modern and esthetically pleasing to look at, lots of quality of life features compared to other DAWs like Cubase and Logic, takes all the best thinhs from them but also leaves a few important things out. It gets you straight into making music without having to fiddle around looking for functions etc, but it's lacking in terms of features for scoring cinematic music (v4.6) .Go with Studio One for the intuitive workflow and look. And last but not least, the complete package to mix and master your music in the same program.

I used to use Cakewalk but this handles everything better and I would recommend the switch to anyone thinking about it!

Habe Studio One 4 nun schon ein paar Monate in Verwendung und kann nur sagen, dass ich weiterhin schwer verliebt bin und keine andere DAW möchte. Selbst nach kostenlosen Steinberg, Ableton, etc.. DAWs bleibe ich bei Studio One.Übersichtlich, sehr viele gute Tutorials im Netz. Für mich passt die Software einfach.

made the move from the aging Logic pro. a bit of a learning curve but once you learn it, you’ll love the daw!