Recording in Studio One Made Easy: Recording Electric Guitar

In this video series, David Vignola of Home Recording Made Easy and Mixing Made Easy takes you through everything you need to know to get started recording fast with Studio One Prime, Artist, or Professional. David is a professional audio mixing engineer who has worked with hundreds of artists all over the world, helping them bring their art to the world. As an educator, David's main focus is on the beginner/intermediate recording musician and aspiring audio engineer.

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[ivansubdiaz]

There's a lot of lack of knowledge about studio one i noticed on some of the comments i was having many questions at one point i had to stop doing this dream of recording my own songs for about a year with a lot a frustration but i found this great tutorials from HRME and now I'm recording a lot songs and other musicians are asking me if i made all my music out of studio one (effects, eq comp, etc) studio one is a real professional daw ..

[djdel]

Thank you making this tutorial. I am on Studio 3.5 Artist . I had thought about upgrading but the bottom line is making a song. Too many beginners upgrade before mastering the basics. Thank you.

[guitargod]

A heartfelt "Thanks!" from a new user of Studio One! Your videos are the answer to a prayer!

[jgsmachine]

You have the gift of teaching. Thank you!

[ajazahmed]

is there a video showing how to record using external amps, like tube amps?

[spacepd]

Such a good video, and thanks for being so thorough. You sounded great! I'm a synthpop artist, dropped everything to play guitar for 8 years and now I'm ready to record electric into my Studio One DAW. This video has been incredibly helpful. I'll check out your bass video too. Thanks again!

[eyonnealchristmas]

Excellent instructions and just what I needed to get started recording my guitar tracks. Thank you.

[Frank-in-NY]

Thanks for the very helpful video. Studio One is rich and sophisticated program with so many features. Getting around in the program can be quite challenging. Your explanations are clear and to the point. Really appreciate it

[anjek]

Loved your tutorial! My Presonus 24c just arrived and you video just made me play awesomely in just a few hours! Thank you

[ALBERTOGARCIA-nkbo]

Hello. this video is great but at the same time confused me. The end cable plugged in the guitar obviously is a instrument cable TRS, but I see the end of the cable plugged in the Input 1 of the interface is a XLR Canon cable?? Do you have a D/I in the floor? or the cable is one end TRS and the other end XLR?

[Capt-Cran]

Great video ... and thank you for making such a good substantive video ... clear ... concise ... and not so long like many other channels ... the great thing about this type of instructional video is that "any" person could easily understand the lesson to make music .... thank you again ... great work!!

[TimmSpinn]

No DI? Not mandatory, but a low impedance, balanced input is the difference between a "decent" take and a great one. Also, love that you called it a plectrum.

[roberttrebor]

Crystal clear tutorial, wonderfully explained.

[terrywall]

I'm new to all this. I bought audiobox usb 96 to play online on jamkazam (blues electric guitar). wasn't really interested in the recording part. but i decided to explore it. These tutorials are just fantastic. Great content, well explained, in small chunks. Well done!!

[michaelpal]

Hmm..so..the guitar is plugged in and your using headphones to hear the guitar and drums.
When you playback the track with drums..is what you are hearing coming thru on the headphones..or do you have to switch settings to hear the tracks come out to the monitors?
I'd like to record at night, with headphones on and then listen to what I recorded on my monitors during the day. I guess my question is..when you record-is it with headphones only? Thanks. very informative for this noobie.

[skychristypresents]

Coulda used you a few years ago, but you are helping rt now with everything...I could have used this last night in arranging..had to go old school, but now I have these vids saved for future reference..Good teaching style...I've read the manual a lot, but it is mostly a bit vague..

[elisamet]

Great video, you've simplified what's often a complicated procedure. Btw, you might want to change the device block size, as you're getting latency.

[axetrac]

An excellent video to learn the fundamentals on recording an instrument in Studio One. Thanks.

[lespaulEMG]

Great job on this detailed walk through. Thanks!!!

I can record and hear my guitar (clear) but my sound doesn't change a bit by using different ampire presets (sound settings, amps etc and even the "Red light dist" ). I was so sure to have installed everything right like your previous videos...
Since 3 days too desperate

[__dynamit]

What happens if you got no presets on empire ?