PreSonus Studio One 3

This combines the best thing of Ableton, Pro Tools, And logic into one intuitive DAW. The best workflow that I've seen in any DAW period.

Presonus is innovating with the Studio one software. I use this to mix down live recordings from the rm32AI.

I love this DAW because it's always on the cutting edge and has a great user support group.

Hello,

This DAW is a sound designers dream. It has splitter fx where you can route audio to different chains of fx either by frequency or just a signal split. It allows you to compile multiple vst instruments as one instrument using the multi instruments. It has amazing plugin window management, if you search me on youtube you can see a video I've uploaded on this. Melodyne integration is amazing. It keeps me more organized then even logic did. It has render audio fx abilities where you can apply fx to the region or track and bounce and render it.

This DAW has everything I love about every DAW I've ever played with!

I've spent the better part of the past 6 months bouncing files from Ableton to S1 Pro, mostly because I was so stuck with how easy and quick it was to create a a track from start to finish. 2 days ago everything clicked and I'm almost positive I'll never need to dip into another DAW again. It really does take the best parts from Ableton and Cubase and creates a powerhouse DAW with everything I'll ever need. I hope this somewhat shallow review of mine helps out some of you.

Cheers!

:D the sketch pad the Interface everything i love this daw and probably will do for a long long time

Great DAW and loving it so far. So full featured and it's only version 3.

This is the best DAW there is, mate. I recently switched from FL Studio to Studio One and let me tell you, there are a lot of things this software offers that fruity loops didn't. I own the artist version of the DAW, so I haven't yet explored all the capabilities of this DAW. I am planning to buy the pro version within the next 6-12 months. Since this suits my needs, it shouldn't necessarily suit all your needs the way you want it to. Don't be sheep, do your research, find your DAW, buy it. All the DAW are good, just find what you need.

Been doing music since a while now Since 2009 been on nearly every daw there is, Pro Tools, ableton, propellerhead reason, bitwig studio, cubase, Logic, FL studio, Every one can't be compared to Studio one. Logic is load of Shite Crashes often and its only for the shit imacs? Imacs are horrible machines and over priced garbage you pay for £/$1000 for shitty specs which costs around £200 if you got same specs for Windows.. Plus Logic is slow, too much hassling about to draw some simple notes ... Bitwig studio is kinda half cool supports Both 32/64Bit plugins no matter what bit machine your using! So can use them old vintage plugins, But it was new when i tried it kept on crashing on me even tho they promosed that vst won't crash the daw.. aswel as when playing certain hits on the drum machine its out of pitch was ok Daw... Reason was my first daw was half good but same time had no audio support on the tracks, and Most of all no VST SUPPORT STILL! .. Fl studio another daw that has old crappy style e.g i make a drum pattern if i wanted to change or remove one simple kick i have to re-create whole drum pattern again so gave up, ableton was great, just everything seem slow,l the search engine on it is HORRIBLE takes least 5 good mins to search something.. Feck other Daws, Presonus studio one is PERFECT... Fastest Daw and fastest way i can get ideas down on the Daw, the search engine is Fecking amazing search something within seconds Boom "Hi hat" found, and when ever theres new version they upgrade BIG Time, even with the updates they add so much stuff worth every penny. Very easy to use aswel

Hands down my favorite DAW. Very easy to pick up and very hard to put down, Studio One 3 is now my go to. The quality samples it comes with are phenomenal, and the effects (in the Professional edition) are also meaty and packed. I feel as though I've only scratched the surface, but this is one brilliant piece of software. Great for both Dance Music and 'Normal' music!

Love it's UI, easy to work with, & the quality is brilliant.

Studio One 3 looks a lot like DAW Cakewalk but offers a little more than these. With this software you will have a studio in your computer. The vast majority of what you are looking for might be there.

This is probably the worst DAW in existence considering you need to actually spend time remapping your keys to be able to use it. I DIDNT buy this it cam for free with the AudioBox i one I got.

This was my first DAW, and I bought it on a black friday deal. It's great, fair play. It's easy to pick up and obviously you can go as deep as you need to. I have the pro version so it has the mastering suita, and supports 3rd party plugins. I'm still getting used to it, but I'm greatly enjoying it

Our DAW of choice. We were using Cubase for over 15 years until this came along. It is truly a world class daw and it sounds increadable in 64bit.

Good workflow and graphic interface and state of the art mixing and mastering section.

By far one of the best out there. Take Logic, Protools, Garageband, ext, and stick them together. You get Studio One 3. Everything you love, and a nice professional look (well it is professional)!

This DAW works very well for my workflow, been using it for almost 2 years.

I use more than one application for my music creation, and haven't had much time to try out all the new features in StudioOne 3, but judging on the feedback from other users this is a good upgrade. I find it very easy to use, with a very pretty GUI on top, this could become a very nice alternative to many of its contenders, did i hear ProTools?

At first, I started off with Logic 9 because that's what a few of my friends were using at the time, and that's what they used to teach me the basics of producing music. However, later on, I ended up coming across this producer on YouTube (Superstar O) and the DAW he was using was Studio One 3. I thought it looked so cool compared to Logic 9 and what made it even cooler was that it had a demo version of it, something that a lot of other DAWs don't have. I gave it a try and I immediately fell in love. The work flow and just the way it looked was really awesome. The plugins it comes with are great, and I've been using it nonstop for over a year now. I'm not sure what music genre it's best for, but I make r&b, hip hop, and indie music/beats and record vocals very often, and it's a really comfortable program to use and has definitely gotten the job done well.

I literally cannot use anything else. The drag and drop workflow is smooth, the built-in synths/samples are great and it's not too expensive either.