Studio One Cursor Awareness - Editing tips/tricks

Studio One: Cut your editing time!

Studio One has a large set of drag & drop behaviors, and provides outstanding visual feedback via the mouse cursors.

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[dominiquefruchtman]

This is so perfect. I really needed something basic like this to get me started. You are amazing.

[JenKSwan]

Thank you so much!! This specifically addressed the issue I was having. Greatly appreciate you sharing your knowledge!

[sunslice]

I agree that this is a great tutorial . The fundamentals should not be overlooked with studio one. Great job!

[thevoicefactor]

Hey thanks Don, that was really useful!

[waynerose]

I love the way you explain the finest detail without hype, and with minimal redundancy. Also, you are intellectually honest to the point of correcting yourself when at times you are given to hyperbole. Very refreshing, Don. Thank you.

[sfeigh]

Thanks Don.

I'm hoping in the next few weeks to do all of my book production on S1, rather than splitting it between S1 and AA.

The videos are a big help.

[musicwitharijit]

"don't quote me on that" 😄

[barneyrubble]

any way to split at the cursor using the mouse? I dont know why they wouldnt have that as default....using it constantly

[deangallagher]

Don, when you use the I-Beam cursor at 11:10, how is the clip being replaced in the yellow layer? Do you have an entire extended clip of room tone? I wouldn't think so, but I'm trying to see exactly what you're doing there.

[bitflux]

i hate how convoluted is this software, but hey, it is powerful