Presonus
Articles about Presonus:
Sunday Synth Jam: In this video, Motherbrain (AKA Marc Osborn) creates a complete track in Ableton Live – from a ringtone sample.
No canned loops (except the ringtone of course) were harmed in the creation of this track, it’s all improvised live looping in Ableton Live. The Live template starts completely blank. Read more…
Using the StudioLive in the Studio
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Heres a look at a typical recording session in a studio using the StudioLive as my interface as well as sending headphone mixes to an entire band.
More below. Read more…
PreSonus Studio One – Overview
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Filed under: MIDI Controllers, MIDI Interfaces, Mixers, Recording
Musikmesse 2009: This is an official video overview of the new ProSonus Studio One.
More videos below. Read more…
PreSonus Studio One

Musikmesse 2009: PreSonus introduced Studio One, a new music creation and production application for Mac OS X and Windows XP/Vista.
Does the world need another DAW? Prosonus thinks so.
Here are the details.
Key Features Of Studio One Include:
- Single-window work environment
- Powerful drag-and-drop functionality
- Unlimited audio tracks, MIDI tracks, virtual instruments, buses, and FX channels
- Content browser with convenient sort options and preview player
- Integrated mastering solution with automatic mix updating, waveform editing, effects, Red Book CD burning, and digital release
- Automatic delay compensation
- Advanced automation
- 64-bit processing (even on 32-bit machines)
- Easy-to-use sidechain routing
- 64-bit effects suite and virtual instruments
- User-friendly sampler
- Intuitive MIDI-mapping system available
- Real-time audio timestretching and resampling
- AU, VST2, VST3, and ReWire support
- K-System metering
- Compatible with any ASIO-, Windows Audio-,or Core Audio-compliant audio interface
Plugins/content : Read more…
The PreSonus Christmas Special
Maybe the worst Christmas special ever…..but Randolph’s got the scoop on a deal if you’re looking for a FireStudio Project or FireStudio Tube – you can get a “free” Faderport USB controller.



