Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

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Copy Processing to Multiple Tracks

Okay so let’s say you have a band with multiple guitars parts.

You have dialed in the tone you want on the first guitar, but you want to replicate this to all the others…

You could add the same inserts on the other tracks, and try to dial these to the same parameters.

But that takes a bit of time… You have to go back and forth from one track to the next.

So the question is, could we find a quicker way to simply copy and paste all the processing from one track to the next?

And the answer is… YES!

Let’s give it a shot!

 

 

  1. Open or create a new Studio One song:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

As you can see, we have 5 guitars in this song. Only the first track has all the processing applied.

We need to copy that same processing to the other tracks!

 

 

2. Click on the first guitar to select it.

It will be highlighted as:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

3. Press Control + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac) to copy all the processing:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

4. Click on the destination track to select it:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

5. Press Control + V (Windows) or Command + V (Mac) to paste the processing:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

6. Repeat Steps #4 and #5 on the remaining tracks to copy the processing:

Copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1

 

 

And that is it! Now you know how to use copy processing to multiple tracks in Studio One 6.1!

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