I tried it out and I actually did really like it's workflow. The GUI is amazing looking which seems to help IMO.

For me personally, it still doesn't beat the workflow of FL Studio. I got FL Studio down to a tee and I can actually make what I hear in my head pretty much instantly with little to no effort.

I do like this DAW better than Cubase, Reaper, Logic & Ableton, interms of workflow though. If I had a second choice other than FL, I'd choose S1.

just so you know i dont doubt your knowledge.

i hate star trek as well.

if your not using wavelab..are you using sound forge...cool edit pro...plz do tell?

garbage was a strong word for the gui's in the daws i still use and find to be very utilitarian for some things.

you are correct..i have no idea what plugins you are using!

pro tools runs like $#!% on pc....thats all i have to say about that!

stick by my guns on ableton!!

you can find better features for the utilities missing in s1 with 3rd party software

i never claimed s1 can do what the other daws can!!

i never claimed to know everything nor that i was smarter than anyone on this forum..i do however think that my knowledge of daw design and impementation has some bearing on the topic at hand!

I apologize for my first well meaning yet abrasive post.

Cool Edit/Adobe Audition. That's as much of a standard as there is in broadcast. Keep in mind that this is for recording and editing. Running a station happens with completely different software, but that also integrates with Audition.

Interfaces are different for everyone. I actually REALLY like the Cubase interface. It's very clean. Others may not. I like the Studio One interface as well.

Maybe for you. I own and use Pro Tools daily on PC. Runs just fine. I'm not the only one.

Ableton isn't exactly my favorite host or anything, but it has some cool things. But it wasn't written to be like every single host out there. Saying it was written by 2 year olds is just a little childish, don't you think?

Nobody was arguing that. The conversation had nothing to do with plug-ins.

No, but you were addressing those of us who you claimed were bashing Studio One, when in fact we were only refuting the claims by people who DID say S1 could do those things. That's what the conversation was about, and you missed the context.

Nobody said your knowledge or opinion wasn't welcomed. The arrogant method of posting was the problem.

No problem. Fair enough. But again, it was just the tone of the post. Even if you were joking a bit. Other than that, welcome to KVR.

Brent

thank you brent
as far as context i was reading other threads on this forum..again i apologize.
ableton was written by a 2 year old genius in kazhakstan...hahaha!!
pro tools requires proprietary hardware which i am completly against!
I too have and still do use cubase..it is a neccesary evil.
no doubt cool edit or adobe are being used by professionals but if they were given the choice i think they would clearly choose wavelab over the others!

No big deal. I'm over it!

Obviously, you can do whatever you want. But it's affordable and full featured nonetheless.
Again, every opinion is different. I like Cubase, you don't. Fair enough for me.
Don't be so sure. Do you not think that those in broadcast know about the other options? Of course they do! They chose what they chose for a reason. Wavelab is great, no doubt about it. But it just isn't the favorite in the broadcasting world, and it isn't because there isn't the choice of using it.

But back to Studio One, I do like it and I hope it grows into an even more mature host. I never expect it to get all the features that Cubase has. Same as Tracktion. It doesn't NEED to get all those features. Studio One has a target audience, and if they add all those features, their target audience will instantly change. So a good compromise is always good in this case.

Brent

Nicely put Brent.. Amen....

I do love the way you dissect everyone's comments . It does help people come back to earth. Kudos to you and Lawrence for not being either a fanboy or cynic of any one particular DAW, Yes it's true they all do have their pros and cons.

Whatever DAW fits into one's workflow.

Cheers

yes

Hi
What a read!
I am not here to argue with anyone, and I realise most of you have a far greater knowledge of this than I, but I would like to ask a question, purely out of interest.

Using Cubase as an example what could you do MUSICALLY that you could not do in Studio One. Most of what I have read that Cubase has would make no difference musically.

I am genuinely interested and have a lot to learn so I am not being antagonistic here.

Should I just start threads about how much Bhajis Loops is better than everything in the handheld world?

I understand praising your favored program BUT most DAW's have their own forum where you can do that. :-\

What gives?

AdeVanEx it really does depend on what you want to do with Cubase or S1 if its making music particularly without too much of a learning curve; then S1 is very very good.

Some of the people who post on this thread use Cubase etc for advanced capabilities, I personally don't do any sync to video and scoring so my next biggest concern was the learning curve, which for me is going to be very small.
One particular substantial tool that Cubase has is the audio manipulation plug Variaudio; very much like melodyne and Cubase also has advanced warping great for stretching audio.

Being a long time Cubase user I won't be binning Cubase completely but I won't be using it anywhere near as much when I get S1.

I never thought I would see the day a breed of even bigger fanboys than the Reaper one's would emerge. Maybe it's time to put them together..

Lol .. I just want making music to be an easier process, the guy asked for some advice so I gave it to him otherwise I wouldn't have contributed... in fact I didn't want it be any good because then I would have just struggled on with the looping issue that I have with Cubase where I get an audible glitch when I loop audio but not when it plays without cycle a known bug that seems to effect a few that would get on anyone's tits I am sure.

If you start to take general remarks as directed personally to you, you have to start questioning your state of mind and your relationship to the subject.

???

They don't have a choice? Very rich.

Yes, professionals don't have the choice. They are the puppets in the cruel game played by their masters.