Before committing it's advisable to download the demos and try out all the scenarios you intend to use them for to see which one works out best.The best digital audio workstations for PC and Mac Perhaps check out other options, many of the DAWs including DP and SO have time limited demos where most of the features are available. Which means if you are serious about scoring to picture, then right now SO for me is not in contention. Other DAWs such as DP, have various options for timestretching so that tempo changes don't affect your audio or midi unless you specify it. Nor is the timeline that accurate with tempo, as you need to zoom right in to ensure the enlignment is correct. I found this is an issue with SO right now, it's not easy to sync the music to the movie. Meaning the audio is no longer in sync with the movie any more. Yet it still is affected by time stretching. I'm not sure if you noticed, but in the video above, he locked the audio track from the movie from editing and being moved. Studio One is a great DAW for music production, it's almost on par with many of the other more featured ones out there. Studio One is much cheaper, no dongle, and I hope to install it on my future laptop and use BBC discover as a sketch tool when my wife forces me to get out of the house. I think the video thing is coming in a future update, whether its studio 5.5 or even a flagship update for 6, I am pretty sure it will come as most of the DAWs seem to have it now. On another note for Studio One, I found this guy use it for film scoring. I plan to use that video as a huge failure for my youtube channel. I found it easier to work with then say the logical editor for Cubase. I personally think the Macros make it a huge victory for Studio One.
It seems pretty quick to move around the UI for me. I also find the midi tools seem pretty sufficient to me and I think adding tracks etc is super easy since its just instrument track or audio track, as opposed the various kinds that Cubase has available. Only recently learned about saving instrument presets and assigning macros to add a Kontakt, Opus, BBCSO instance with a press of a button. I am currently using Studio One and I found with the new Sound Variations, I found it is really great. Maybe because I keep being influenced by all the posts that say it has superior midi tools and film tools.
Even then I still feel the tug towards it. Had to make a new project and import the old one to make it work. Hello, I am in the same boat and I want to be able to score to film etc.Ĭubase was very nice and you can find lots of people online to help but I found it crashed upon opening a project 90% of time on 11.
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