you can get the download version of studio one artist for 20,11$ during NAMM
i just bougt it,it doesent support vst and dont have rewire but still
copy/paste from kvr
PreSonus is celebrating the 2011 NAMM show by offering an absolutely insane deal on Studio One Artist. During the NAMM show, between January 13 and January 16, 2011, you can purchase a download version of Studio One Artist for only $20.11 USD. That’s 90% off the regular price!
I suspect my primary suggestive question is also my own answer, but since you can test it out for sure:
Are the effects natively written for Studio one or can they be ported over to another DAW environment?
after i played around in artist yesterday,i decided to upgrade to pro,just for the sake of the included mastering suite(i was looking for something to master in anyway)
and of course the ability to be able to rewire and use vsts
im really happy about this,and i dont think i will be using ableton live intro very much anymore.
most of the extra downloadeble stuff is mostly loops and samples,i dont really need those for now,and presonuses servers are getting hammered,so downloads are really really slow
Just take it from a fanboi and use reaper instead. Especially if you already have all the effects and mastering vst’s you could ever want. You can do all final mastering and cd burning right within the program. It’s cheap in price but powerful like renoise. Support them.
I got Reaper just a while ago (it recorded breath cc unlike Garageband) but I’ve no effect plugins whatsoever (except free or those of GB/Reaper/Renoise). I was just interested how S1 compares to it.
O i just bought it when i saw normal price in shop. But if i make update to pro version after 16 i hope it will still cost 200$ its says update any time.
Well I’m sure Studio 1, like Cakewalk Sonar, comes with a slew of nice mastering and eq plugins. And from what I’ve gathered from reading forums, there are more in depth features to programs like studio 1 or sonar budase etc.
But there are many under the reasonable impression that if you mostly compose in daw like renoise reason or fl, and all youy are looking for is a powerful daw you can rewire to so that you can record instruments and vocals and eventually master a cd, reaper can do all of that. Also reaper is very community oriented and you are more likely to get help in the forums than sonar (which i here can be futile) but I don’t know about studio one’s community and support. I did try Studio one not too long ago, and compared to sonar, it’s less bloated and very intuitive the way almost everything is drag and drop. I just prefer reaper because it’s all i need and it’s very powerful.
I tested this studio1 and nothing special, and they sell it now for the real price. No master features in artist version so i wonder why normaly it cots over 200$. For what? I guess i payed 20$ for samples
s1 is clean and fast. my only gripe with it would be that it has no midi- routing ability. even the audio- routing is limited.
but thats no real showstopper. and again, the editing speed you can achieve with this app, right out of the box, is the best selling point here.