One thing I love to do is optimize my environment to work the best, fastest, and importantly, most fun way that it can. I recently completed a series of setup changes in my workflow to get the best use of Studio One, the FaderPort 8 (in my case, though the FaderPort 16 would work the same way) by using Macros and Keyboard shortcuts.
The new version of Studio One is out - version 5.1. There are a number of new features in this release, but one of the ones that initially eluded me as useful actually turns out to be a great DAW workflow enhancer.
I was playing around with the new Studio One 5 updates to the Analog Delay VST plugin and decided that a video was in order, going through some of the features and fun that can be had with ANY delay.
As the owner of an IT MSP in the Atlanta area, I hear horror stories about people losing data too often to want to think about. We always strongly recommend data backups to our clients so that they don't have to face that loss and the financial costs that come with it. My opinion and advice for businesses or even hobbies that incorporate large amounts of data is to ALWAYS have a data backup, preferably including an offsite copy.
This post is mostly about the visuals and will show examples of how a 4k Monitor can benefit you in using your PC and especially when using your DAW like Cakewalk, Studio One, Reaper, Pro Tools, or any other.
