New features in Studio One 5 – Recording and Mixing

These series of blogs are going to be showing the new features included in Studio One 5. On this second part, we are going to be exploring all the new and updated Recording and Mixing functions.

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New Features in Studio One 5 – Recording and Mixing

Studio One 5 features incredible new functions that will help you record a mix like a professional! These new features make Studio One stand out as one of the most powerful DAWs in the market.

On this blog, we will present a list with these new features:

1. Added 64-bit float resolution (Professional Version only):

Studio One 5 now lets their users record at 64-bit floating point resolution and up to 384 KHz of sample rate in WAV format. This addition locates Studio One at the top of the recording formats for PCM audio.

New features in Studio One 5 - Recording and Mixing

2. New Aux Channels:

The AUX channel is the new channel type added in Studio One 5, that lets the user connect external audio sources of any kind into the program’s mixer directly, without the need of an audio track assigned. This new feature is specially useful when connecting external instruments such as hardware synths, digital pianos and keyboards. When operating these aux channels, you can benefit from applying native plug-ins to process the signals.

New features in Studio One 5 - Recording and Mixing

 

3. Independent Listen Bus (Professional Only):

Studio One 5 now features an independent solo listen bus, just like a vintage analog console. This Listen Bus can monitor the solo’ed signals using a completely independent analog output from the interface with its associated volume control.

New features in Studio One 5 - Recording and Mixing

4. Extended Mixer Scenes

Mixer Scenes have been extended so that they can contain a full snapshot of the complete console parameters. These can be saves and restored either completely or partially. The parameters that can be included are: Visibility, volume, pan, mute, inserts, sends, cue mix, input controls.

The main output channel and the listen bus are not included within this scenes. The idea behind this, is that master effects and monitor channel processing is never affected when toggling between scenes.

New features in Studio One 5 - Recording and Mixing

Stay tuned for the next blog of this series regarding the new features in Studio One 5. We are very happy to be announcing all of these improvements and we are sure you are going to enjoy them too!

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