Why I Use Studio One, with Mitch Gallagher

Join Mitch Gallagher to see why he uses PreSonus Studio One in his home studio, and he’ll share some tips for getting the most out of it. After the video, click the link above to find the version of PreSonus Studio One that’s right for you!

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[sweetwater]

Studio One is the one-stop-shop Mitch Gallagher needs for all of his recording needs💪 If you enjoyed this video don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!

[RICEEE]

It's been fun watching the audience for Studio One grow over the years. I really think they've built a great cohesive piece of software, and it's become my go-to.

[SteveOuimette]

Studio One is my favorite DAW of all time. Started with Cubase 1, went to Pro Tools, then Logic. When I found S1 it felt like finally I hit on a DAW that made it fun again. It just works, and gets better and better all the time.

[mastermind]

I first learned how to produce in FL even tried Ableton for a second...but as soon as I found Studio One I knew I was home...Honestly there's no better DAW!

[electguitarz]

I’m a fairly new to studio one. I love it. Started in Cubase then to FL, then to reaper. I loved how FL handled midi and reaper for audio. Studio one does midi and audio perfectly. My favorite part is the score view. For me it is so much easier writing with an actual score rather than the midi editor. So far I am loving my time in studio one.

[CrisCozy]

The splitter tool is the best! No more additional tracks for parallel compression.

[BreauxBobby]

I absolutely love ProTools and have used it since 2005. I switched to Studio One on the advice of a friend who used to co-own a major studio in Austin. I’m very impressed with the DAW itself. It seems more advanced than PT. Throw in the excellent plugins it comes with, the scratch pad, arranger track and chord track for pre-production, then the integration of a mastering environment, and a brilliant live offering on top of the work you’ve done already to record and release your music - very impressed. Not to mention that if you’re pod casting or you-tubing, they’ve got you covered there. I didn’t need to like Studio One. But I’m glad I made the switch. I can tell Presonus cares about me at my level more than ProTools does.

[dpgoguen]

Great testimony for Studio One by Mitch Gallagher. As usual, comprehensive and thoughtful.

[ironweedstudios]

You just can't beat Studio One! Looking forward to hopefully joining the Studio One Sphere in the near future. Thanks, Mitch!

[john]

Amen Reverend Mitch! I have had Studio One for about three years now It's great! Thanks so much!

[rolandmousaa]

You have taught me alot, a beginner on Studio One. Sincere thanks.. Roland (Grammy Winner)

[comment.highlighted]

I’ve used many DAWs and Studio One is my favorite. If you have not tried it, definitely give it a try 🙂

[hoozerob]

I'm glad that Mitch made this video. For me, It says a lot about Studio One. I had been pulling my hair out trying to decide which DAW to get, hoping that whatever I'd get would fit what I'm doing! So I believe I made the right choice in purchasing Studio One. Just like with my Korg Kronos, when I first got it, ten years ago, I thought I might have made a mistake, because the Kronos just seemed so huge, complex and complicating in its capabilities. for a short while I thought to myself, "What did I get myself into?!" But now, I can fly right along with it and make songs in no time flat. I, then got and Behringer X32 Producer, then the Waves Soundgrid Impact system, with the apps and a lot of plugins, so I was anxious in the beginning with those too, but I'm doing pretty well with that now too. So hopefully now, I'll be able to have the same ease and workflow that I came to know with my peripherals and other apps as well.
Thanks, Mitch, for helping to instill in me, confidence and peace of mind, and the idea that I did make the right choice for a DAW. 🤗👍🙏🎹🎸🎷

[orryfishburne]

I LOVE Studio One. I started messing around with it back in version 3, but i didnt make the full switch until recently after version 5 was released.

[ramanahaldekarr]

i was recently purchased Studio One, Its really affordable and game changer DAW.

[rastAsia]

There's a bunch of us that moved from Pro Tools HD to Studio One. Avid might market their DAW as an industry standard but what Presonus offers with Studio One Professional is total audio workflow with constant updates that does not cost legs and limbs. All they needed to add in next update is SMPTE workflow and then it's game over.

[cpearce]

Studio One, Notion, and FaderPort 8 user. Started out with Ableton, haven't looked back since day one.

[robcarter]

I was a faithful Sonar user from 02 til their demise. PreSonus offered great cross grade pricing. SO much more intuitive! Other than having to learn new keyboard shortcuts I lost very little time getting going again. I love that they listen to their users too! All too rare these days. The mastering software is very usable too.

[mingomarrero]

I don't want to look like I'm drinking the kool-aid. To me studio one is the most robust and stable DAW. I’ve worked with different DAWs in the past and I always felt like I was missing something, with Studio One, I find myself catching up to all the features that this DAW offers and it allows me to work on my ideas and focus on the creative process.

[MyFeltMusic]

I started on Sonar, then Pro Tools, to Cubase, and then Logic Pro X. I switched to Studio One and never looked back.