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Friday, November 6, 2009

Workflow Workshop Edition 2

A detailed look at automation workflow in Studio One

Labels: Studio One

4 Comments:

Beautiful Beast said...: Thanks man: that helped alot!

BB; 4:29 PM
Anonymous said...: Absolutely GREAT!! Keep this stuff coming!; 2:27 PM
Anonymous said...: I would love to see more of these particularly focused around basic editing tasks, using loops, creating and saving loops. Also alternate ways of adding things to the project that don't involve drag and drop - that move is hard on the wrist. Overall I am very excited about Studio One and am following the progress very closely!; 7:22 PM
Anonymous said...: Awesome tutorial. Helped me out a lot with effects sends and bussing. Thanks!; 2:16 AM

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