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TAFKAT
03-25-2010, 03:19 AM
StudioOne 1.5 - 70+ v1.5 enhancements but still uncluttered and simple to use.

Top Ten Studio One v1.5 Features:


Integrated Video Playback via Quicktime
SoundCloud integration (www.soundcloud.com (http://www.soundcloud.com/)) for instant uploading of songs to web sites, FaceBook, etc. without exiting Studio One
Key Command Editor — Easily create custom key command maps
64-bit Vista/7 and Snow Leopard operation (Logic is only other DAW that does this)
Improved Automation Editing with Draw Figures (Line, Parabola, Square, Triangle, Saw, Sine) and manipulate with unique Transform tool
Drag to Browser functionality — The Browser is now a 'two-way street', drag inserts to store presets/fx chains, drag audio events to bounce files to a location, drag instrument parts to bounce midi files to a location
New Plug-ins, Content, and existing Effect and Instrument Improvements

Impact now has multiple velocity layers
Presence now has Multi-FX Section
New Scope and Level Meter plug-ins
Pipeline has a unique integrated scope to calibrate signal path latency
Automatable Bypass for insert effects
Tons of new presets for built-in effects
Over 2GB new content for all users


Export Stems  — Easily bounce any combination of Audio/Instrument Tracks, Buses, or FX channels
Editing Improvements across the board such as unlimited Undo History (even after you’ve saved!), Event position constrain when dragging between tracks, New Split at Cursor command, new musical functions, etc
Support for Apple Loops (CAF files, OSX only) & REX file

More Here (http://www.presonus.com/products/SoftwareDetail.aspx?SoftwareId=11)

Version 1.5 is expected in April 2010 and will be a free update to registered users.
ROCKINROG
03-25-2010, 10:31 PM
Up to five installations and activations
Free jambalaya recipe! ..............I kinda like this last one. :D
Animus
03-25-2010, 10:54 PM
I still have my eye on StudioOne. looks like the one with a lot of potential to compete majorly with the Steinborg.
midimaestro
03-25-2010, 11:15 PM
I like presonus, very smooth with the midi and device recognition is great but a bit limited in features at least for my use.

Rumour has it that the same guys who supposedly were behind steinberg are now working on it, but as all good things must eventually come to an end, so will cubendo in it's current form and out from the ashes will rise a new paradigm.

It probably sounds over the top, maybe it is, but I don't really accept the "former employee" line.

What does anyone else think?
Animus
03-25-2010, 11:27 PM
I like presonus, very smooth with the midi and device recognition is great but a bit limited in features at least for my use.

Rumour has it that the same guys who supposedly were behind steinberg are now working on it, but as all good things must eventually come to an end, so will cubendo in it's current form and out from the ashes will rise a new paradigm.

It probably sounds over the top, maybe it is, but I don't really accept the "former employee" line.

What does anyone else think?


They are ex Steinberg developers. In fact they existed as a company before they made a deal with Presonus. Presonus are just providing them with finance and resources I am sure.

So be "in the know" I am surprised you didn't know this. :-)
TAFKAT
03-25-2010, 11:46 PM
Studio One Development Team (http://www.presonussoftware.com/en_US/index.php?id=company)
midimaestro
03-25-2010, 11:53 PM
Presonus were using TC Group chips for their hardware, don't know if they have any USB stuff, no PCI or e that's for sure.
midimaestro
03-25-2010, 11:57 PM
They are ex Steinberg developers. In fact they existed as a company before they made a deal with Presonus. Presonus are just providing them with finance and resources I am sure.

So be "in the know" I am surprised you didn't know this. :-)

That's what I mean though Stacy, being so-called ex in devworld means confidentiality agreements and so on so one can only deduce that they are the future of steinberg and the current stonemountain developers are operating on a dead core, while developing new features that can be ported over later.

Is this not the reason why there is so much upset in DAW world or am I on another planet?

I don't know, but I believe I have the same tools as everyone else, the same OS and pretty much the same hardware and so on.

In other words the computer has brought everyone onto the same road, same speed limit even if one car is slightly better than the next we all must observe virtually the same services and I mean that in computing terms.
UntamedSpirit
03-28-2010, 10:59 PM
video of 1.5 (http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2010/03/28/messe10-presonus-studio-1-new-features/)
kdm
03-28-2010, 11:14 PM
The Sonicstate cameraman in the 1.5 video needs someone to bolt him to the floor.
kdm
04-03-2010, 01:14 AM
Looking at the full 1.5 description on Presonus' site - some interesting additions:

Quicktime video with resizable view window and offset (still needs Decklink support though).
Drag and drop clips to a folder/drive to export (midi or audio).
Dynamic tempo within a clip - no slicing and setting different tempos for each - not sure what that really looks like, but sounds interesting, and a bit ahead of the status quo for other DAWs.

Development seems to be moving quickly enough at the moment.