Presonus has launched the latest incarnation of their DAW. Studio One has reached version 4.5 and boasts more than 70 new improvements, working from a robust, customer-curated roadmap.
The DAW wars continue. Presonus has just released Studio One version 4.5. It comes with scores of improvements that will benefit producers and traditional recordists alike.
The headline improvement to the software is multi-core optimisation for virtual instruments. In practice, these means that CPU load has been reduced by up 70% for native plugins and 50% for third party plugins like Kontakt.
Expanded input, gain staging and channel customisation gives recording engineers more control when tracking after the sound has been processed by external hardware.
Note editing has been enhanced, which will be a boon for composers looking for extra creative options in the MIDI zone. Options to randomize, apply scale and mirror are available. Chord audition is also on hand for composers who are guided by their ears.
A whole stack of under the hood measures are on board that are set to smooth out the workflow for managing plugins, exporting and more.
Reason 10 Set to Drop Next Month with New Synths and Samples Propellerhead have just announced the release of Reason 10 - the new version of their popular DAW.
To celebrate Reason 10, the popular DAW comes packed with two new synths, three new […]
Propellerhead Announce Name Change and Revolutionary Reason 11 Propellerhead has just made three massive announcements, including a Reason 11 DAW update, a plugin version of their Reason Rack, and a company name change to Reason Studios.
Reason 11 […]
Avid has Finally Released Pro Tools 2019 Pro Tools, the industry standard DAW for recording and audio post production has just graduated to the class of 2019. As with other recent updates, the focus is on evolution rather than […]
FL Studio 20 Arrives with Mac Compatibility and More FL Studio 20 has hit the shelves. Boasting a swag of new features including time signature changes, track freezing, lifetime free updates and finally, support for Mac.
FL Studio […]
AKAI Professional Release MPC 2.0 Software Akai Professional have just released version 2.0 of their MPC software which can be used as a DAW or a plugin.
Akai Professional's MPC software has just reached version 2.0. It […]
Tony Buchen’s Favourite Mics of All Time (so far) 1/5 Neumann U47
Buchen: Boring and predictable I know. But no mic manages to capture musical performance with both clarity and attitude as the U47 does - two things which tend to be […]
Reason 10 Set to Drop Next Month with New Synths and Samples Propellerhead have just announced the release of Reason 10 - the new version of their popular DAW.
To celebrate Reason 10, the popular DAW comes packed with two new synths, three new […]
Propellerhead Announce Name Change and Revolutionary Reason 11 Propellerhead has just made three massive announcements, including a Reason 11 DAW update, a plugin version of their Reason Rack, and a company name change to Reason Studios.
Reason 11 […]
Avid has Finally Released Pro Tools 2019 Pro Tools, the industry standard DAW for recording and audio post production has just graduated to the class of 2019. As with other recent updates, the focus is on evolution rather than […]
FL Studio 20 Arrives with Mac Compatibility and More FL Studio 20 has hit the shelves. Boasting a swag of new features including time signature changes, track freezing, lifetime free updates and finally, support for Mac.
FL Studio […]
AKAI Professional Release MPC 2.0 Software Akai Professional have just released version 2.0 of their MPC software which can be used as a DAW or a plugin.
Akai Professional's MPC software has just reached version 2.0. It […]
Tony Buchen’s Favourite Mics of All Time (so far) 1/5 Neumann U47
Buchen: Boring and predictable I know. But no mic manages to capture musical performance with both clarity and attitude as the U47 does - two things which tend to be […]