If you've been a subscriber for any length of time, you've most likely heard me geek out about Studio One macros at some point or another.

Well, friend, I am excited because the recent Studio One 6.2 update brought with it some really cool new commands that expand on what we can do with macros...

Last week PreSonus dropped the new 6.2 update for Studio One, and this one came packed with a ton of small but very useful workflow improvements that I am really enjoying.

In this week's video, I walk you through some of my favorite new features and show you how to make the most out of them.

Learning a new software like Studio One can be a tough process, requiring time, patience, and a lot of trial and error. Throughout this process, mistakes will happen as they are a natural part of the learning curve, but it's equally important to learn from them and find solutions to improve.

In...

Studio One is a fantastic software out of the gate, but you can make it even better with just a few tweaks, so in this week's video, I walk you through some of Studio One's advanced settings and show you the ones that I would change for a better experience.

Studio One is a fantastic D.A.W. with a ton of functionality, and it has been my choice for music production for over ten years.

The software has many awesome features, but in this week's video, I want to share 5 of my favorites that you should know about to improve your production workflow.

About a month ago, I got to collaborate with Billboard charting AfroBeats artist Pusha Preme, and we created a song called Fatima.

Since its release, the song has gotten over 18,000 streams and even peaked at number three on the iTunes charts in South Africa.

So then, to celebrate, in this...

Sampling is a fun way of making beats and producing music, but how do you chop up a sample and put it back together in a way that flows and creates a catchy melodic riff?

You could start cutting and splicing the audio randomly, hoping that the result makes sense, but there is actually a really...

If you produce music, chances are you have heard of sampling at some point.

Sampling is when you take a pre-existing piece of audio and chop it up to restructure and repurpose it to create your own melodic phrase.

This technique has been around for years and is used in many genres, from hip-hop...

Do you ever find yourself constantly tweaking your plugins and experimenting with new ones but have yet to actually finish any music? Are you overwhelmed by the sheer number of options available and find yourself constantly getting lost in a sea of plugins?

Friend, you're not alone. It's easy to...

I recently transitioned to Apple Silicon for my music production work. After years of using Intel-based Macs, the idea of switching was exciting but also extremely nerve-wracking. Would the software I've relied on for so long run properly? Would all my plugins and virtual instruments work as...

The arrangement is one of the most important aspects of music production and can make the difference between an amateur, home-recorded track and a professional, radio-ready song.

Arrangement refers to the overall structure and organization of a musical composition. It determines the flow and...

Studio One has many excellent features that enable creativity by allowing you to customize your workflow to suit your needs, and folder tracks are a great example.

At face value, they may seem uninteresting, but when used to their full extent, they can provide fantastic organization and...