Studio One 5 Professional review: A top-notch, unique competitor for Logic X<article>
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<p>Presonus Studio One Professional is a top-tier digtal-audio workstation (think Logic X) with some unique and time-saving features. My favorite feature, a super-handy module for organizing and mastering albums, has been joined in the new version 5 by a clever take on organizing and managing a live performance.</p><p>Presonus has also unveiled Sphere: an online service that delivers the entirety of the company’s music software portfolio as well as storage and collaborative feature for a remarkably affordable $15 a month. Even if you’re a diehard user of another DAW, that warrants a serious look at a very powerful suite of music tools.</p><h2>Design and features</h2>
<p>By today’s standards, there’s nothing startling about Studio One’s design. However, at its inception in 2009, it was the first traditional track/mixer DAW to adopt a drag and drop, paned design—you drag effects and instruments to the timeline to add them to tracks (or create a new track). The various areas of the program (timeline, browser, editors, etc.) fit together without overlapping like panes in a window.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3575536/studio-one-5-professional-revieww.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Studio One 5 Professional review: A top-notch, unique competitor for Logic X
