Understanding Edit Modes: Studio One for Pro Tools Users

Russ Hughes, creator of the "Expert" sites for both Pro Tools and Studio One has created a series of videos to help Pro Tools customers get up and running fast with Studio One. This video discusses Edit Modes.

[matthisshvartz]

Hey, quick question: How is the position defined when you move something to its origin? The position it is at when you first import it?

[p.m-audio]

Please do it like on PT i want a window who pops up and i can write the position where my region has to jump on the arrangement ....comon Presonus that is importen for Syncronisations Work with guys are the Best

[mixville]

I use and like Studio One a lot. However, using a key command is NOT the same as Shuffle mode. And Move to Origin is nothing like Spot. In my work doing cues to picture, we often use spot to enter files at specific time code points. Returning to Origin is just one small instance of what Spot does. On the other hand, as with using a key command for Shuffle editing, and even Arrange vs Chunks, I am struck by how similar in many ways Studio One is to Digital Performer, a program I've used for decades and know and love well. Still thanks for your videos. You really do an excellent job, .